c2e2 – A view from the floor
From the moment you enter McCormick Place, you can feel the buzz. Hundreds of feet from the actual convention floor the energy of c2e2 pours over the halls, escalators and walkways leading up to...
Author: Lenny Wojt
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Comic Book Review: Samurai Jack #6
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Comic Book Review: Knuckleheads #5
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Comic Book Review: East of West #9
Written by: Jonathan Hickman Art by: Nick Dragotta & Frank Martin East of West #9 feels like a breath of fresh air. It feels like a book that someone who’s never read the series...
