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This month’s newsstand cover has Bruce the shark leaping off the page, illustrated exclusively for Empire by Paul Shipper. And the subscriber cover is also by Shipper, presenting an evocative ...

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"They may or may not be involved in the actual homicide. They may be involved in a cover-up or the cleanup, whatever else it might be." "We're working really hard to apply the pressure," Ford said.