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From Marvel to DC, Geeks explores the popular and independant comic titles in the geek universe.

Blade Runner Origins #5
Blade Runner Origins #05 Titan Comics 2021 Written by K.Perkins & Mellow Brown Illustrated by Fernando Dagnino Coloured by Marco Lesko
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
Traps in the Heart!
Sushil was a war orphan who lost both of his parents 15 years ago. The Flock launched a devastating surprise attack that left Tuskas reeling in casualties. His father Rudra who was 6’3, 250 lbs. , he was kind and highly regarded. That’s why it was heart wrenching how he lost his life in the most gruesome way. Beheaded in the middle of battle against a top general. They carried his head off in the sky and brought it back to their country High Tier. His mother was kidnapped while hell bent on revenge. He grew up in a hut on the outskirts. His foster parent was a proud woman who over exerted herself . She often went hungry feeding war orphans with her meager government payments. Compared to The Flock the other countries are struggling financially.
By Terrence4 years ago in Geeks
X-O Manowar #5
X-O Manowar #5 Valiant Entertainment 2021 Written by Dennis Hopeless Hallum Illustrated by Emilio Laiso Coloured by Ruth Redmond
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
Jupiter's Legacy: Requiem #3
Jupiter’s Legacy: Requiem #3 Image Comics 2021 Written by Mark Millar Illustrated by Tommy Lee Edwards Lettered by John Workman
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
Die!Namite Lives #003
Die!Namite Lives #003 Dynamite Entertainment 2021 Written by Fred Van Lente Illustrated by Vincenzo Carratù Coloured by Kike J. Diaz
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
BATMAN: THE KING OF PREPARATION
Have you ever wondered which opponent Batman couldn't beat? Well, even though DC has shown us a few times where Batman has been defeated, we've always seen him defeat foes with powers far beyond him being just a human, but an unusual human.
By Dalmy Alves4 years ago in Geeks
Five Versions of Batman Who Broke the "No Kill Rule "
When Batman was introduced in 1939, he was a killing machine. He used to carry a gun and regularly killed criminals by shooting them, strangling them, knocking them off buildings, bombing them, knocking them into vats of acid pits and even crush them under his car. But as Time went on, the writers made a big change to him, they introduced the strict "no-killing" rule and since then the Batman has been following that.
By ComicsGeek4 years ago in Geeks
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters #3
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters #3 Marvel Comics 2021 Written by Charles Soule Illustrated by Luke Ross & David Messina
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
Extraordinary #3
Extraordinary #3 Titan Comics 2021 Written by V.E. Schwab Illustrated by Enid Balam Coloured by Jordi Escuin Lettered by Rob Steen
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
Compass #3
Compass #3 Image Comics 2021 Written by Robert Mackenzie & David Walker Illustrated by Justin Greenwood Coloured by Daniela Miwa
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
O.B.E. Out of Body Experience #3
O.B.E. Out of Body Experience #3 Antarctic Press 2021 Written by C.M. Bratton & Kerry Valderrama Illustrated by Christopher Allen
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks
Monday Monday A Rivers of London Story #2
Monday Monday, A Rivers of London Story #2 Titan Comics 2021 Written by Ben Aaronovitch & Andrew Cartmel Illustrated by José María Beroy
By Steven Leitman4 years ago in Geeks