Prepare to set sail with a tale of high seas adventure as Writer Stephanie Phillips and artist Craig Cermak launch their latest series from Top Cow; A Man Among Ye Set against the backdrop of the 1700’s, as piracy lay dying, Stephanie Phillips (Butcher of Paris, Descendent) and Craig Cermak (Red Team, Voltron) bring us…
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February 28, the first season of Marvel’s Future Avengers debuts as part of Marvel’s animated series offerings on Disney+.
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