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Duplicant Issue #1 Comic Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Duplicant #1 releases on April 14th and showcases a story that combines futuristic worlds with a frightening concept. Written by Karla Nappi with art by Marianna Strychowska, lettering and production by Josh Reed, and cover art by Leila del Duca and Owen Gieni this story will take you to a future where organ failure has resulted in new innovations in science that may not behave exactly as intended.

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Nottingham Issue #1 Comic Book Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

If you love twisted fairy tales the new comic Nottingham, which releases on March 5th, is the perfect read for you. Blending noir and the figures of Robin Hood, Nottingham is a dark and eerie read that is pure delight. I love both new takes on fairy tales and noir style detective stories so this comic seems made for me.

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Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Freddy Riley is really into her girlfriend Laura Dean, but she really wishes that Laura would stop breaking up with her. While she might love Laura she constantly finds herself on the receiving end of a break up with no real reason for why they are breaking up. No matter how many times it seems to happen, Freddy always finds herself going back to this relationship whenever Laura wants to get back together. In Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me this relationship is Freddy’s focus, but there is so much more happening around her that she will need to pay attention to. Continue reading “Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me Review from @kleffnotes”

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To Bane, With Love from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

This article is a bit of a follow-up piece to my Harley and Ivy article that primarily focused on the animated Harley Quinn series. While watching it my wife Krista decided that her favorite character was Bane and as one of the few people on this planet, if not the only person, who reads all of my articles she noted his lack of presence in my previous feature. Instead of crafting an addendum and then putting an update I thought I would instead write about the character of Bane and how the Harley Quinn series handles this particular character. Continue reading “To Bane, With Love from @kleffnotes”