science fiction

Review: Eve #1

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Writer: Victor LaValle
Artist: Jo Mi-Gyeong
Colorist: Brittany Peer
Letterer: Andworld Design

“For fans of Undiscovered Country and Little Bird comes a new adventure series from award-winning author Victor LaValle (Victor LaValle’s Destroyer) and rising-star artist Jo Mi-Gyeong (Jim Henson’s The Dark Crystal) about a dangerous journey across a future dystopian America to save the world.
When the ice caps melted, most of humanity was lost to the hidden disease that was released.
Now, a mysterious girl named Eve has awoken in secret and must deal with a world that’s nothing like the virtual reality she was raised in.
In order to save her real father, Eve must embark on a deadly quest across the country, but she has no idea of the threats that await her – or the price she will pay to restore life to a dying planet…”

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Review: Miranda In The Maelstrom #6

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Writer: Riley Biehl 
Artist/Cover Artist: Drew Moss  
Colorist: Borg Sinaban 
Letterer: Taylor Esposito 
Script Editor: Brittany Matter 
Editor: Nicole D’Andria 
Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment

“With the help the Inanimates, Miranda was able to travel through the storm and back to IDEA. On a mission to be reunited with Noodles and save the Inanimate’s leader, Miranda must sneak her way through the inner corridors of IDEA where she’ll discover the horrifying truth about the organization. Can she survive on her own? Who is the vigilante known as Web-Wing? Will Miranda find Noodles and begin their adventures, or is she destined be alone in infinity?”

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Review: Children of the Grave #5

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Written by: Sam Romesburg and Ben Roberts
Art by: Gioele Filippo
Colors by: Sara Filippo
Letters by: Justin Birch

“Daniel may have beaten Cruise, but he failed to save those he loves. The fate of Terra and the future of humanity has not been sealed yet! Is there still hope? As Cyrus is taken to join the rest of those forced into repopulation, both Daniel and The Mother spring into action in their final push to save her and the rest of humanity. Prepare for the shocking finale!“

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Review: Miranda In The Maelstrom #5

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Writer: Riley Biehl 
Artist/Cover Artist: Tintin Pantoja
Colorist: Tintin Pantoja
Letterer: Taylor Esposito 
Script Editor: Brittany Matter 
Editor: Nicole D’Andria 
Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment

“In a foolish attempt to get promoted at IDEA, Miranda fell through a dimensional portal and finds herself alone in a seemingly abandoned city. But when she feels eyes on her, Miranda discovers that this hostile world is populated by inanimate objects bent on killing off all organic life. Will a group of resistance fighters help her get back to IDEA and Noodles, or will they use her for their own nefarious schemes?“

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Review: Miranda In The Maelstrom #4

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Writer: Riley Biehl
Artist/Cover Artist: Drew Moss
Colorist: Borg Sinaban
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Script Editor: Brittany Matter
Editor: Nicole D’Andria
Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment

“After being rescued from the Meg-Amalgam, Miranda gets a job with the Inter-Dimensional Emergency Association, aka IDEA. Eager to help other victims of the Multiverse Maelstrom, Miranda lets her ambitions get the better of her and ends up demoted to a desk job. Alone and bored with restricted access to her dog Noodles, Miranda makes a play to get herself noticed. But is IDEA really the altruistic agency they claim to be, or do they have other plans for the refugees they’re collecting?“

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Review: Miranda in the Maelstrom #3

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Writer: Riley Biehl (Miranda in the Maelstrom)
Artist/Cover Artist: Jamie Jones (Quarter Killer) 
Letterer: Taylor Esposito (Red Hood and The Outlaws, Finger Guns)
Script Editor: Brittany Matter (Spitting Image)
Editor: Nicole D’Andria (Road Trip to Hell)
Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment 

“Sail the Spinning Bottle.” When the Multiverse Maelstrom struck the wasteland, Miranda and Noodles were hooked and reeled through a portal to the deck of The Spinning Bottle. Staffed by Captain Cloud, his pillow pirates, and counting sheep, the magic ship-in-a-bottle is on a mission to bring sweet dreams to victims of the maelstrom. Eager to help and begin a life of adventure, Miranda joins the crew as their new spear girl. But when this bedtime story goes from dream job to nightmare mutiny, Miranda and Noodles find the pirate’s life is not for them.

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