Tomb Raider: Inferno #3
By:Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing
Published on 2018-08-08 by Dark Horse Comics (Single Issues)
The lines of reality are blurred and Lara is lost in a mind-altered state caused by the most improbable of circumstances. Lara is forced to face her own memories--however painful they may be\u0014and relive all of her worst experiences. However, Lara ultimately comes to a realization that may just be her salvation . . . or possibly her demise, and must make an imperative choice, once and for all. The penultimate chapter!
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