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Eleanor & The Egret

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Layman, Kieth & Pattison Dive Bomb Us In Eleanor & The Egret #2

  Aftershock Comics released the second issue of Eleanor & The Egret written by John Layman and illustrated Sam Kieth

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May 18, 2017 Staff 3494 Views Aftershock Comics, comics, Eleanor & The Egret, entertainment, John Layman, Ronda Pattison, Sam Kieth
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Eleanor & The Egret Is A Wacky, Beautiful Art Heist Comic

  John Layman. Sam Kieth. We kind of knew the potential here. Comedic strangeness with an addictive quality matched with

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April 6, 2017 Staff 3957 Views Aftershock, comics, Eleanor & The Egret, heists, John Layman, Ronda Pattison, Sam Kieth

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