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DOG TAG #1 (Mad Cave Studios)

Private Tom Fuller is a journalist/cartoonist who is covering World War II for Stars & Stripes. He is called into the Colonel’s office and told he will be covering the fake invasion from Dover which will help the Allies storm Europe. Even though he has mixed feelings about this, he never thought he would be an eyewitness to one of the biggest invasions in history.

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IF DESTRUCTION BE OUR LOT #1 (IMAGE COMICS/ASHCAN PRESS)

After the apocalypse that killed off humans, robots now run the world. They go through their daily duties as they always have despite the lack of humans to serve. We are introduced to the animatronic of Abraham Lincoln who feels like there should be more to life than this. He wants to find out what the meaning of life truly is and end his loneliness.

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FANTASTIC FOUR #10 (MARVEL COMICS)

The Invincible Woman has arrived to Earth and nothing can stop her!

When a distress signal from Galactus is shouted across the galaxy, it is an event no one can even fathom. Susan Storm has taken down the Eater of Worlds, but this isn’t who fans know. This version of Susan Storm has no remorse. The Fantastic Four tried stopping her and barely survived. Now it will take an assist from S.H.I.E.L.D. to try saving the world, but will it be enough?

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