Secrets Revealed- The Origin of Dr. Octagon, Page 01

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Secrets Revealed- The Origin of Dr. Octagon, Page 01
Posted on May 28, 2010 by William Satterwhite
I hope this doesn’t disrupt the flow of the current storyline too much but I needed to take a bit of break from it and last week’s end of Issue 3 seemed like a good spot. Besides, an official origin story for Stealth’s latest villain seemed a bit overdue. For those who aren’t familiar with the concept, “Stealth Secrets Revealed” are just little pin-ups, profiles or (in this case) short stories that expand on items that aren’t covered in detail within the normal confines of the comic. Here are the previous Secrets Revealed installments- Secrets Revealed- Secrets of Stealth’s Costume! Secrets Revealed- The Origin of Stealth! Don’t worry, the regular storyline will pick back up in two weeks! BTW, any guesses as to who our modest friend Elias Ekelbaum is talking to here? If you’re a longtime Stealth fan, the caption color might be a small hint (if you can’t tell by now, I obsess over little details like this)

6 responses to “Secrets Revealed- The Origin of Dr. Octagon, Page 01”

  1. William Satterwhite

    Switching gears a bit with this week's Stealth #webcomic update, check it out! http://su.pr/8gWDOw RT if you like, thanks! #comic

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  2. David Avatar
    David

    Looking good!

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  3. William Satterwhite

    Once again for the day shift, new Stealth #webcomic update, check it out! http://su.pr/8gWDOw RT if you like, thanks! #comic

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  5. Rob Avatar
    Rob

    Yay! An origin for my favorite villain! This is gold. Unfortunately, I’m not eagle-eyed enough to recognize the other guy talking. No virtual cookie for me :(.

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    1. William Satterwhite Avatar
      William Satterwhite

      Don’t worry, like I said, it’s a very minor detail but I always try to use that color for Mario Malone’s caption boxes.

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