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    Surgeon X Vol. 1: The Path Of Most Resistance
    Surgeon X Vol. 1: The Path Of Most Resistance
    Surgeon X Vol. 1: The Path Of Most Resistance
    Ebook211 pages8 minutes

    Surgeon X Vol. 1: The Path Of Most Resistance

    By Sara Kenney, John Watkiss and James Delvin

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    n an antibiotic apocalypse in near-future London, brilliant surgeon Rosa Scott becomes Surgeon X, a vigilante doctor who treats those who've been abandoned by the system. Haunted by the murder of her mother and harassed by the mysterious Hippocrates, Rosa risks everything to save lives--but warps her medical oath to do so.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherImage Comics, Inc.
    Release dateApr 26, 2017
    ISBN9781534304031
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