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MORAV: The History of Robotic Warfare is 160 pages of incredible art and giant robot action! This is issues 1-6 of the comics plus bonus behind the scenes material. MORAV includes a forward by Doug Chiang and a different amazing artist's work on each chapter cover.
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Agent Morris’ past converges with the woman he calls, “M3,” shedding some more light on his obsessions with her. And a dangerous new assignment in Chicago may be the last one for our woman with the scar. Cover art by Andrée Maitland.
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Originally published in Marvel's Epic magazine in the 80's. Epus is an antiwar story and typical of most of Pepe Moreno's war related work. It depicts the conflict between humans and their self imposed gods. It's curious to note the similarity to the movie "300"-and the graphic treatment of the mythical part of the story- given that it preceded the movie by more than two decades.
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Episodio promocional, principio de la novela gráfica de 58 páginas editada por www.virtualbuk.com.
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“A successful mix of genres, written in chick-lit style and drawing upon travel guide, memoir, essay, and first-person narrative, indicates that this is a book for younger women who enjoy big city life with its fashion, shopping, and dating. The author is a competent and amusing writer, making it easy for other curious readers to jump in, as well as having a reflective and delightfully humorous eye for the subject-matter. The book is comparable to Candace Bushnell’s Sex and the City, 2000. I find Korsholm more exciting.”
Marianne Majgaard Jensen -Official book description for public libraries in Denmark
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Unexplained History?
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Ever wondered what would happen if you mixed up the films ‘Battle Royale’, ‘Planet Terror’ and TV series ‘Fringe’? No?!, well neither had anyone else, but here it is…Killer b*****s of the zombie holocaust. A completely new spin, on Sci-fi/horror adventure.
Laura Woodford and Sarah Coombes are two incredible girls, amongst 100 other contestants, that have all been chosen to fight in a game, created by the mysterious ‘Dome’. This game pits people against each other and hundreds of virus infected people, aka the zombies!. The winners are been used to create the perfect army, for a war that is coming. Contestants 82 and 19; our heroines Laura’ and ‘Sarah’, are part of this latest game and are believed by some inside ‘The Dome’, to be the ‘chosen ones’ that can win this coming war and save everything.
Who the people are in ‘The Dome’ is unknown and who their war is against is a secret that will be told over the first series. The girls are the ‘chosen ones’, but this view is only held by a few and why they are is only knowledge held by the ‘Elders’. As you can tell, This exciting new series has many secrets to be told. Using flash-backs and flash-forwards, a deep story will be unravelled.
Also this comic will interact with you like no other before. The girls have a Twitter account; on here the photos taken during their battle will be uploaded. Sarah and Laura will also give readers opportunities to actually star in the comic!. The character ‘John Parrish’ who we meet in issue #1, is in fact a fan on Facebook! He won the first comp and is now a fully-fledged member of ‘The Dome’! Follow the girls now, to find out more.
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