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This comic is not for small children! Adolescents? Yep. Twenty-somethings and up? Yep. Small children? It probably won’t do much harm, because this comic has
The release of WarZone Girls Volume 1, Issue 4: The Past Is Never Silent may be the last of the the WarZone Girls saga (for
When one thinks of The X-Files, some of the first things that come to mind are Mulder, Scully, Mulder’s online video collection, Scully, Skinner, Cancer
If you know your older Dungeons & Dragons settings, then you might know the work of Timothy Brown. He’s been in the business long enough
Billy the Pyro #1 and #2’s titular character is an angry, sullen teen with a lot to feel angry and sullen about. Billy’s mother died
Pink Zone takes the popular “Young Adults in a Dystopian Future” genre and does it on a shoestring budget. It’s certainly not The Hunger Games,
My first thought for reviewing Knuckleheads: Fist Contact, IDW’s print collection of digital publishing wunderkind Monkeybrain Comics’ hilarious, sitcom sci-fi adventure comedy, was to combine
The third issue of Brain Boy brings the Psy vs. Psy story arc to its roaring conclusion, but not without offering tantalizing hints at what
Chapter six of The Shadow Hero forces Hank into a battle for his life that challenges the foundations of his father’s teachings. The final battle
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Attack on Titan is a very interesting, new anime series from creator Hajime Isayama and Funimation Studios about a group of young military cadets in
