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Bear with me, but I think Agent 47 is Archer

By Connor Sheridan published 5 February 2016

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This is Agent 47 as he appears in the Hitman artbook (available as part of the $139.99 collector's edition). But I swear I've seen him somewhere else.

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Don't see what I mean? Alright, let me just grab some hair.

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Still not seeing it?

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Tweak the eyebrow, give him a little smirk, and hey, Lana? Lana.

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LANAAAAAAAA

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