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Endearing Antimony Carver
fearlessly explores the fantastic boarding school she attends. Stylish,
whimsical, and original - a must-read.
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Glorious sepia-toned comic
about a bootlegging establishment in St. Louis during Prohibition. And
the cats are actually cats.
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A comic
regarding an
omniscient dragon that was locked away by jealous gods, only allowed to
answer one question for anyone.
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A Sly
favorite. An
alien boy with no knowledge of his origins gets swept up in a battle
for Earth...and has to deal with puberty too.
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A Luth'rai
favorite.
More power to the techies! ...as if they needed more power...
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A sophisticated reapproach to
fantasy from mythological roots - Joan, the storyteller, is forced to
help a dragon remove a curse from his hand.
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A cat-girl
with a
deadly disease and an elf who is possibly the only one who can cure it,
in a modern setting. Very pretty art.
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Asheron goes on a quest to rescue the fiance of the woman he loves...
and things do not turn out as he expected. A completed story.
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What happens when a wounded man collapses into a failing romance? From the creator of Inverloch, it's sure to be something good.
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Mirka is an eleven-year-old Orthodox Jewish girl who wants to be a dragon slayer when she grows up.
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A Western supernatural manga. How cool is that? Chase Corbeau recalls his life as the son of an Eagle god and a white woman.
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A bard's tale
sends
Leaf and his friends on a colorful journey to find his long-lost
father, thought by all to be dead.
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Wonderful proof that evil
parties can work together! Without the "working together" part.
A grand D&D-style romp.
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Probably the best stick-figure comic in existence. Fast, hard-rolling humor - and you don't have to be a gamer to get it.
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Good,
old-fashioned
D&D dungeon-crawling adventure with fabulous art.
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When F'nor becomes the
guardian of powerful artifact, he doesn't know what he's getting into
and has a feeling that he doesn't want to.
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An experimental comic that is...experimental, and therefore difficult to describe. But it's very good.
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A group of
students
lead alternate lives in their dreams. Now, if only it ever updated...
*sniffle*
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The world can never have
enough wombats. Or talking statues of hindu gods. Pretty, whimsical
black and white art.
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After using up his nine lives,
Pishio the cat finagles a tenth one by going on a quest for the gods. A lot like Digger. Only really violent. [MA]
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At 1200 comics, one of the
longest-running fantasy story comics out there. An inventive strip
mixing drama and humor. [MA]
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When it's a group of high school gamers enjoying a tabletop campaign, the new Star Wars trilogy makes a lot more sense.
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To find the way to break a
curse that makes her blood burn like fire, Roza must travel with the
magic Horse Prince. Very charming art.
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While the mysterious Iri pursues an equally mysterious group of men, she finds herself taking on an apprentice... Great background art.
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Updating again! Teyn's guard
days are over when he gets lost and runs into a demon...but the
adventure's just begun. Shiny coloring. <3
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...no idea how to describe
this. But it has a cute albino demony boy with a tail and he rides a
dinosaur-esque thing. And that's all good.
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A rebellious Lady, the
straight-laced Knight sworn to protect her, and very, very pretty art.
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WWII-style sci-fi. Airborne
aircraft carriers, psychic cats, amazingly gorgeous vector art,
interesting story... What more could you want?
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With Red Riding Hood and Puss
in Boots at her side, Princess November braves the fairy tale world on a
quest for a good night's sleep. [MA]
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