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PTSD ISSUE #1
“This comic is a Twilight Zone-esque story of a traumatized veteran reliving a series of major moments in his life within a fateful afternoon.” “I’ve spent days, even weeks, passing
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RAYNA: The Bastard Queen #1 (REVIEW)
A barbarian warrior seeks vengeance on the coven of witches that murdered her tribe when she was a child. First, let me start by saying that I NEED Mr. Cummins
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Vicious Circus: Book 1 (REVIEW)
VICIOUS CIRCUS COVER: BOOK ONE (Art: Amanda Rachels) FLATLINE COMICS Clown Town is here to save the day! This group of misfit clowns rolls into this small Kentucky town to
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BLACKRABBIT #1 (REVIEW)
Q: What would you call a woman who’s a attractive sexual deviant, has a criminal mindset and unbridled access to leather? A: Wife material! — Bazinga! Jeska, The Blackrabbit… We
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Thrilling Picto-Fiction #1 (REVIEW)
I’m in love with this comic, it can do NO wrong, so fair warning don’t expect any complaints in this review! Even the CEO/Owner of Indie Volt who historically isn’t
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The UNSUB GARDEN #0 (REVIEW)
The Cover for The UNBUS GARDEN (Art: G. Walker Teon, Colors: Niki Hunt Editor: Michael Marcus) ) [GENERATE COMIX] A rather unplesant awakening. (Art: G. Walker Teon) [GENERATE COMIX] In
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Shadow’s Daughter #1 (REVIEW)
Shadow’s Daughter from Super Serious Comics and Morgan Quaid, I’m currently two issues in and loving it so far…. The focus for this review however, is issue 1… The concept
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Darkest Dungeon II
TL;DR?: I wanted to like it….I REALLY wanted to. After two hours of playing I can’t say I hate it, it’s just not what I was expecting in a followup.
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Aberrant Vol. 1
When a story’s opening chapter is titled “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” it usually establishes a particular tone, gives an impression of a narrative that features challenges to the protagonist who
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Boom Queens Vol. 2
Sometimes, a new comic is introduced to the world that seemingly rewrites everything readers’ thought they knew about the medium. This new tale deconstructs a genre, turns all of the
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