In this middle-grade graphic novel biography of famed scientist Marie Curie, her family background and scientific details take center stage. This authorized account of her

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Synder and Soule are back at it again with another issue of one of the most terrifying and prescient series out there.

I am tied at the hip to Erica Slaughter’s journey. I care so much about this character, as much as I do about Ripley from

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In a post-apocalyptic world, who would be best equipped for survival? When the world has turned to a barren wasteland, deadly monsters roam the countryside,

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About halfway into this series, a pivotal moment occurred, and I involuntarily cackled and proclaimed, “That’s fucking cool!” Cause it was!