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| Comic: Chevalier: The Queen's Mouseketeer |
In the magical realm of The Hither and Yon, the noble kingdoms of The Land Ever After and The Far, Far Away are on the verge of war. A sinister plot is in play. The young Princess Faere of the land of The Shire, betrothed to Prince Charming of the Land Ever After, has been mysteriously kidnapped. And all the evidence of the foul deed points to The Far, Far Away.
With his kingdom on the verge of war with Ever After, Chevalier the mouse (a blacksmith who fancies himself a dashing \"mouseketeer\") volunteers his services to the High Queen of the Far, Far Away to find the missing Princess and bring her back in time to stop the war. So Chevalier and his young nephew/squire Tom-Tom go off on a quest to save the fair Princess Faere and fulfill his destiny.
"CHEVALIER: The Queen's Mouseketeer" by writer/creator Darryl Hughes ("GAAK", "The Continentals") and artist Tiffany Ross ("Alien Dice", "Black Rose", "Darius"). It's a fabled fairy tale of enor-mouse proportions.
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| Comic: GAAK |
| When aliens from outer space invade a small suburban town called Eden'sVille and hatch a fiendish plot to take over the earth and meet the original cast of "Star Trek"; teen misfits Zach, Jemmy, Plato, and Chubs set out to stop the invasion, save the world, and show the aliens that the kids of america don't take crap from nobody. And no body-Snatchers, either. |
| Comic: The Continentals |
| 1889. Barely a year after the notorious Jack the Rippers murderous rampage, the city of Mansfordshire, England is caught in an abyss of fear after a series of brutal \"mangling\" murders. Investigating the case, Continental Operatives Jeffrey Tiffen Smythe and Lady Fiona Fiziwigg untangle a web of murder, mystery, intrigu, and adventure that stretches from the highest echelons of society, to it\'s lowest dregs, and even delves into the deepest darkest regions of human psychology---Identity!!! |
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