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Adora and the Distance

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Critiquing Comics #201: ‘Adora And The Distance’

Although it’s currently only available digitally, Adora and the Distance, by Marc Bernardin, Ariela Kistantina, Bryan Valenza, and Bernardo Brice,

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August 7, 2021 Erik Amaya 252 Views Adora and the Distance, Ariela Kistantina, Bernardo Brice, Bryan Valenza, Critiquing Comics, Deconstructing Comics, Marc Bernardin, podcasts
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Marc Bernardin Shares His Influences Behind New YA Graphic Novel ‘Adora And The Distance’

Marc Bernardin debuting his new digital graphic novel through comiXology Original recently;  Adora and the Distance is a YA hero’s

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July 2, 2021 Olly MacNamee 449 Views Adora and the Distance, Bernardo Brice, Bryan Valenza, Carnival Row, Castle Rock, comiXology Originals, Critical Role: The Legend of Vox Machina, Marc Bernardin, Masters of the Universe: Revelations, Star Trek: Picard, Treadstone, Will Dennis
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Preview ComiXology Original’s Adora And The Distance: A Deeply Personal Fantasy Epic

Relating to a child with a disability can often be difficult for an able bodied or neurotypical parent. However, ComiXology’s

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July 23, 2019 Tony Thornley 1162 Views 0 Comment Adora and the Distance, Ariela Kristantina, Bernardo Brice, comiXology Originals, Jessica Kholinne, Marc Bernardin, Will Dennis

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