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If issue two was about putting the pieces into place, then W0rldtr33 #3 by James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco starts answering some of the

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If you read the official plot synopsis for Wild’s End, and then you read the first issue, you may notice that the two have very

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Every once in a while, an interesting and unique concept comes along that provides us with a brand-new perspective. In comics, this usually stretches the

In this dramatic and action-packed last issue, all hell breaks out (literally) in the fight for survival. As Jesi and Which-Where struggle to find a

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There’s a trope often known as, “The grumpy one is soft for the sunshine one,” or sometimes just “Grumpy/Sunshine.” A world-weary cynic meets someone naïve,

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A sequel to Mary Shelley’s School for Monsters: Origins, this story starts two hundred years after the events of Origins. Our main monsters, Shel and Frank, have

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