Review: Join The Future #2
By all accounts, Aftershock is a solid new publisher under the guidance of Mike Marts.
M.R. Jafri
M.R. Jafri was born and raised in Niagara Falls New York and now lives with his family in Detroit Michigan. He's a talkative introvert and argumentative geek. His loves include Star Wars, Star Trek, Superheroes, Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, Transformers, GI Joe, Films, Comics, TV Shows, Action Figures and Twizzlers.
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Captain America: The End brings a classic Image creator back to the fold in amazing
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It is rare to have a book so wonderful that you immediately think of all
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With the high level quality within Marvel’s Star Wars line, it’s easy to ignore the
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