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       ZENtertainment.com reports that gay scribe Robert Rodi (Fag Hag, Closet Case) is the pen behind the new DC/Vertigo comic series Codename: Knockout. The first story, a three-parter called The Devil You Say, follows sexy superspy Angela St. Grace and her gay sidekick, Go-Go Fiasco, as they are attacked by a horde of ninjas. There will also be a big secret revealed about St. Grace as well as details on what became of her predecessor in crime-fighting. For more details, go to www.dccomics.com.     

        
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