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Halloween Horror: Afterlift's Art Keeps It from Accelerating
Afterlift Written by Chip Zdarsky Art by Jason Loo and Paris Alleyne Letters by Aditya Bidikar Published by Comixology …
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Halloween Horror: Everyone Should Love the All-Ages Ghoul Next Door
Created by Cullen Bunn and Cat Ferris Letters by Aditya Bidikar Published by Harper Collins 9780062896100 Grey lives in…
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"You can't just read a god's thoughts and not expect consequences." Some Thoughts on Giga # 2
Everyone I know who read and enjoyed the first issue of Giga came away with a similar feeling: intrigue. In the debut …
tom muller
Re-Calibrate the Ghosts with Home Sick Pilots 1
I get nostalgic easily, and when I find myself encountering media that taps into my nostalgic inclinations, I tend to i…
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Engage In The Bliss Of Oblivion With Coffin Bound: Dear God by Watters, Dani, Simpson, and Bidikar
Following the first arc of Coffin Bound , the team has returned to tell a different story set in the same world, contin…
steve foxe
Department of Truth Issues 1-3 by James Tynion IV and Martin Simmonds
Department of Truth Written by James Tynion IV Illustrated by Martin Simmonds Lettered by Aditya Bidikar Designed by Dy…
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There Is Music Even in Torment - A Look at Blue in Green
Blue in Green is the latest offering from the core creative team that brought us Grafity's Wall - Ram V, Anand …
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Mecha-Worship in Giga 1 by Alex Paknadel and John Le
I truly enjoy books that are about what they’re about, i.e. pieces of metafiction that examine their genre or archetype…
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Did You Know the Train Tracks End? - A Look at Coffin Bound Volume 1: Happy Ashes
For no particular reason, I didn’t get the chance to read Coffin Bound when it debuted in single issue format…
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Creating World of Emotional Layers in Darcy Van Poelgeest, Ian Bertram & Matt Hollingsworth’s Little Bird #1
It’s incredibly easy to get lost in the images in Little Bird #1 . Working with writer Darcy Van Poelgeest, Ian B…
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“Don’t Dream So Much”— a review of Grafity’s Wall by Ram V, Anand Radhakrishan and Aditya Bidikar
There are all kinds of youthful rebellion. There’s rebellion against your parents, against the state, against the law …
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Punks Not Dead Vol. 1: Teenage Kicks
Punks Not Dead Vol. 1 Teenage Kicks Writer: David Barnett Artist: Martin Simmonds Letters: Aditya Bidikar …
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Interview with Deniz Camp (Maxwell's Demons by Deniz Camp, Vittorio Astone and Aditya Bidikar)
You might know Deniz Camp as one of the winners of the 2015 Millarworld competition, and his subsequent piece "D…
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