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Red Sonja has the chance to end the famine in Hyrkania, but it comes at a high price. She must abandon her homeland to become the master of war for Jo’Khan, the ruler of Khitai who had Sonja’s mentor killed. It’s a tough choice, but it’s really no choice at all for Sonja.
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Nora is a spy working on an island in the Bermuda Triangle. Despite all the action and adventure, she’s grown quite bored with her lot in life. Fortunately, trouble is on its way to Spy Island, and it involves mermaids.
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It wouldn’t be the wilderness without mud, and it’s pouring during the opening credits of Jacques Tourneur’s Canyon Passage. The
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Read morePreview: A Little Laughter In A Trying Time With ‘Cor!! Buster Easter Special 2020’
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Read moreSit Back And Relax With This 19 Page Preview Of ‘Medicine: A Graphic History’ From SelfMade Hero
No new comics again this week? Not quite true. Here in the UK SelfMade Hero are publishing their graphic novel
Read more‘Villains Seeking Hero’ First Story Arc Coming To ComiXology
Villains Seeking Hero, the series described as Mad Men meets The Office in a spandex suit, is dropping its entire
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With most comics on pause for the foreseeable future, it’s a great time to dive into the classics and take
Read moreShooting The Breeze With ‘Captain Ginger’ And ‘Power Pack’ Co-Creator June Brigman
June Brigman is a veteran of the comic book industry and for my generation one of the brains behind the
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Wee Hughie has been hiding out in Scotland with Annie. Hughie spends a night getting drunk with a friend before returning home and finding a journal. It has letters intended for Becky, and it shocks Hughie to his core.
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Fans have another week to go before new episodes of Katy Keene return, but in the meantime the CW have
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Anna finally reaches Atlanta in the midst of General Sherman’s siege on the city, and she begins her search for Whitey Donovan. Meanwhile, Hattie begins second-guessing her decision to leave this quest for revenge.
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Nancy Drew is dead, and Joe Hardy thinks she was murdered. Unfortunately, he’s the only one. Even his own brother, Frank, thinks it was just a freak accident. This doesn’t stop Joe from launching his own investigation into the death of Nancy Drew.
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Al Ewing has been doing universe defining, revolutionary things at Marvel for years, but something has changed ever since he
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Nothing changes a parent’s world more than a diagnosis. It could be a chronic disease, illness or developmental disorder. But
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