EXTREME CARNAGE LASHER #1 #0
(W) Clay McLeod Chapman (A) Chris Mooneyham (CA) SKAN
WITNESS THE BIRTH OF A NEW SYMBIOTE! Four issues into the Carnage event of the summer and the bodies just keep piling up - including some of the Venomaniacs the Mighty Marveldom know and love! But now is not a time to mourn for fallen heroes (or their symbiotes). CARNAGE is on the loose, and he's building an army... Rated T+
EXTREME CARNAGE RIOT #1 #0
(W) Alyssa Wong (CA) SKAN
Carnage may be building an army, but his ultimate goal remains shrouded in mystery. What is his endgame? And how many will he massacre to achieve it? Rated T+
HOLLER #4
CVR A MASSIE
(W) Jeremy Massie (A) Jeremy Massie (CA) Jeremy Massie
Set in the 1990s among the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia, Holler follows the misadventures of four young friends who form a garage band, while navigating the ups and downs of teenage existence. The band is in peril as Mark, Jay, Dave, and Phil are caught up in a beef between their clique "The Grungies" and a clique of rednecks called "The SKANks." The innocent beef escalates into an all out war that threatens the future of the band.
HOLLER #4
CVR B MASSIE
(W) Jeremy Massie (A) Jeremy Massie (CA) Jeremy Massie
Set in the 1990s among the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia, Holler follows the misadventures of four young friends who form a garage band, while navigating the ups and downs of teenage existence. The band is in peril this issue as the Mark, Jay, Dave and Phil are caught up in a beef between their clique "The Grungies" and a clique of rednecks called "The SKANks." The innocent beef escalates into an all out war that threatens the future of the band.
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PIZZA AND TACO YA GN #3
SUPER AWESOME COMIC
(W) Stephen Sha SKAN (A) Stephen Sha SKAN
Besties Pizza and Taco are back, putting their drawing skills - and wild imaginations - to good use writing a comic book together! When you love comics like Pizza and Taco do, the next step after reading them is to collaborate on one! But what happens when they run up against "artistic differences?" Who gets to have the bigger muscles and the more rad superpowers? Can these two strong-willed foodstuffs compromise and make a comic that is more awesome than the sum of its parts?