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Queen Sonja#10
Cover: Lucio Parrillo

Queen Sonja #10

Sep 2010 · Dynamite Entertainment · 2.99 USD
“The Red Queen Episode 5”

In "The Red Queen Episode 5," Queen Sonja races to uncover the truth behind a failed assassination, only to find herself entangled in a web of betrayal and transformation. As Ariok and his sister Alethia flee the castle, Sonja confronts the shocking revelation of Alethia’s fate—revealed not through words, but through a deadly encounter with a demon dog. Written by Arvid Nelson and illustrated by Jackson Herbert, with colors by Adriano Lucas and letters by Simon Bowland, this issue deepens the mystery with haunting tension and emotional weight. The cover, by Lucio Parrillo, captures the moment’s grim intensity.

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writer Arvid Nelson · artist, inker Jackson Herbert · colorist Adriano Lucas · letterer Simon Bowland · cover Lucio Parrillo

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Full credits

artist, inker Jackson Herbert
colorist Adriano Lucas
letterer Simon Bowland
cover pencils, inks Lucio Parrillo

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Ranivald and his men sneak into Ariok's bed chamber and stab him multiple times. Close to death, Ariok sends his sister Alethia down to the crypts to retrieve his magic sword. Restored by his weapon, Ariok and his sister flee the castle, thinking Sonja had a hand in the assassination attempt. Sonja gives chase, wanting to set things right, and catches up with Ariok. She is attacked by a demon dog and kills it, realizing too late that this is the transformed Aletheia. Now knowing Ariok's terrible secret, Sonja asks him to stay but he declines and leaves in his grief.

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