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The origin of the world's darkest villain is now told. Darkstar's rise from ob- scurity to dominance spans centuries, but on the eve of his greatest triumph and oracle from his past foretell him doom at the hands of his most trusted allies. Four super villains are put to the test ...
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The Warden is the world's greatest superhero, powerful, compassionate, respected and revered. He is the mightiest of all the Earth's defenders. He is also a lie. A lie that Villains and Daemons will seek to destroy no matter the cost.
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Twin sons of Zeus, Castor and Pollux, in youth, torment and destroy the fabled gorgon sisters until only one remains, Medusa. Now centuries past, Pollux returns to right this terrible wrong. But some hate endures, and some hate kills.
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The armies of The Fay are gathering, the war is set to begin, the time travelling is done, the cavemen have all been sent to Mars and the hypermind's have all been eaten by the things on their heads
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The epic tale of Warden continues. The Draymen's ultimate plan is exposed as the all-new Merciless rises, gathering the world's villains to attack the Artic Crystal City. Witness the rise of a villainous nation and the fall of a heroine. The Warden must face the wrath of Mercy an ...
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Cronus, father of Zeus. Zeus and Hera, Spawn of a titan, Castor and Pollux, twin sons in exile. This is the tale of the gods, the legacy passed from father to son and the cycle of pain that follows
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Why does the World ending have to be a bad thing? This is the story of Patrick's worst day (so far).
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Beethoven Jones travels time and space doing exactly what every tourist does - taking pictures and acting like a dick
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The World has ended, but that's just the start of the story. An Apocalypse is coming, and everyone knows that before an Apocalypse you have to have the PrePocalypse.
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Patterns, we see patterns. We know when something terrible is going to hap- pen because we've seen it time and time again. Zeus killed his father, who had killed his father before him, and so on, back through eternity. Now Zeus looks to his sons, his violent, warring sons, and he ...
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