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Author: Tom Smithyman

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Rich Douek Opens Up About ‘Sea Of Sorrows,’ Releasing This Week In TPB

Sea of Sorrows follows the crew of the appropriately named SS Vagabond, which is set on plundering a sunken U-boat and

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January 31, 2022January 28, 2022 Tom Smithyman 2818 Views comics, Interview, IW Publishing, Rich Douek, Sea of Sorrows
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Advance Review: `Speed Republic’ #1 Stalls From the Start

It is counterintuitive for a story called Speed Republic to get off to a slow start. Unfortunately, the latest title

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January 31, 2022January 29, 2022 Tom Smithyman 2012 Views comics, Emanuele Parascandolo, Mad Cave Studios, Michele Monte, Review, Ryan K. Lindsay, street racing
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Three Years Later, Vaughan and Staples Shine in `Saga’ #55

Three years in comic book continuity can be a lifetime. Characters are created, killed and are resurrected. Love is sought,

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January 26, 2022January 26, 2022 Tom Smithyman 2304 Views Brian K. Vaughan, comics, Fiona Staples, Image Comics, Review, Saga
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An Interview With `Blood On Sunset’ Writer Mark D’Anna

Blood on Sunset is a compelling mix of genres – a vampire tale set in 1940s Los Angeles against the

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January 26, 2022January 26, 2022 Tom Smithyman 2411 Views Arjuna Susini, Blood on Sunset, comics, Interview, Mark D'Anna, Vittorio Astone
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Advance Review: Exploring the Power of Words In `Ice Cream Man’ #28

What is truth? Is it the power to move mountains or a sense of inner peace gained from understanding how

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January 24, 2022January 22, 2022 Tom Smithyman 2003 Views comics, Ice Cream Man, Image Comics, Martín Morazzo, Reviews, W. Maxwell Prince
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Advance Review: Too Much Blood-Sucking Exposition In ‘Blood on Sunset’ #2

After introducing readers to vampire-infested 1940s Los Angeles in a strong first issue of Blood on Sunset, the second installment

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January 21, 2022January 21, 2022 Tom Smithyman 1730 Views Arjuna Susini, Blood on Sunset, crime noir, Mark D'Anna, Source Point Press, Vittorio Astone
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