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Yes, it is. The Deadly Class comic has come to an end.

Sure is. Deadly Class is based on a comic. The comic provides the foundation for the show's plot, characters, and world-building. However, there are always some differences when adapting from one medium to another.

Yes, it is. The Deadly Class comic has reached its conclusion.

I'm not sure exactly, but you can check on some comic-related websites or forums for the most accurate count.

Yes. The Deadly Class comic came to an end after a fulfilling run. It had a satisfying conclusion that tied up loose ends for the characters and the overall story arc.

Sure, Madame Gao is part of the The Deadly Class comic. Her role contributes to the overall complexity and intrigue of the comic's universe.

There are several significant deaths in Deadly Class comics. Some characters meet their end due to intense conflicts and dangerous situations within the story's plot.

The 'deadly class the graphic novel' revolves around a group of students at a special school. These students come from different backgrounds but are all involved in this assassin - training environment. It's not just about the physical training they receive, but also about their emotional and psychological development. The story delves into themes like friendship, betrayal, and the search for identity in this violent and unforgiving setting. There are intense fight scenes, and the dialogue is sharp, which all contribute to making it a very engaging read.

It's a story set in a violent and dark world of a school for assassins. It shows the struggles, friendships, and rivalries among the students who are being trained to kill.

No, Willie in Deadly Class wasn't based on a true story. It's a fictional character created for the series.