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Gerry Duggan’s Dead Eyes returns with a five-issue miniseries for all you crime fans out there. Two crooks cut paintings out of their frames with

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Tony Fleecs returns with another amazing series paying homage to the horror genre. Presented in a similar manner to Fleecs’ fantastic Stray Dogs, with art

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