Se7en #5
In "Pride," the fifth issue of Zenescope's Se7en series, John Doe reflects on a lesson from his mother's past—about imperfection in God's eyes—while selecting his next target: a stunning, self-obsessed model whose vanity must be punished. Written by David Wohl and illustrated by Jason Craig, David Seidman, with inks by Nick Nix and colors by Thomas Mason and Rex Stabbs, the issue builds tension with quiet dread. The cover, by David Seidman, captures the chilling focus of a man on a grim mission.
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John Doe recalls a lesson during his teenage years from his mother, that nobody is perfect in the eyes of God, as he chooses his next victim. He decides a beautiful yet narcissistic model must pay for her sins.
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