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The land of Ooo tends to be a place of candy people and talking dogs. Where the normal day for our heroes Finn and Jake is to save princesses from the odd wizard, Ice King. Yet Adventure Time: The Flip Side takes the land of Ooo to new levels of adventure and nonsense. Boy is it great stuff! The whole creative team for the comic pulls a fast going, free flowing jokes and action adventure. Nothing falls flat. The writing team of Coover and Tobin beautifully work to make dialogue that is witty and entertaining between all the characters. The plotline of the adventure is pure madness, and it is a wonderful thing. The levels of utter nonsense and “What in the world is happening.” sells the humor of the whole affair. Working jointly with the writing of Coover and Tobin is the artwork of Wook Jin Clark. The art is high energy and is perfect to the storyline. Adventure Time The Flip Side is a work of art and a glorious comedy.

Adventure Time # 39 keeps the final part of the story arc strong and enjoyable. The comic will surely delight readers of all ages for its jokes, fast paced story, and beautiful artwork.

A new arc takes shape in Steven Universe #5 as it explores the dangers of having a yard sale while the Crystal Gems are around. A giant slug (and Pearl to a certain extent) recently destroyed the Beach City Library, so Steven and Connie decide to raise some money and build a new one. Steven and Connie have the noblest of intentions when they gather up junk to sell, and their altruistic nature is in no way linked to Connie’s desire to read the next volume of the Unfamiliar Familiar.

  Over the Garden Wall Special #1 Created & Written by: Pat McHale Illustrated by: Jim Campbell Colors by: Danielle Burgos Publisher: Boom! Studios Acting as a companion to the mini-series that aired Nov. 3-7 on Cartoon Network, Over the Garden Wall Special #1 gives readers the chance to see some of the off-screen shenanigans that Wirt …

Bravest Warriors #25 Written by Kate Leth Art by Ian McGinty Colors by Lisa Moore Published by BOOM! In Bravest Warriors #25, Kate Leth and Ian McGinty take a break from their ongoing storyline to add depth to Catbug’s mythos and introduce a new character, Bugcat. Bugcat is a palette swapped version of Catbug, who has his mischievousness, but lacks his cute charm and …

Bee and Puppycat is undoubtedly unusual and also utterly unique, which is a little surprising considering it wears it influences on its sleeve. The brain child of Natasha Allegri, Bee and Puppycat owes a lot to the shojo and magical girl genres of manga and anime, particularly Sailor Moon, with a side helping of influence from shows like Powerpuff Girls. It also takes after the animated creations by Allegri’s peers: Adventure Time, Bravest Warriors, and Steven Universe. A Venn diagram illustrating the overlapping fanbases of these four properties might as well just be a single circle.

Adventure Time #28 Written by Ryan North Illustrated by Jim Rugg Colors by Chris O’Neill Letters by Steve Wands “Jelly Wars Part Two” Written by Eric M. Esquivel Illustrated by Phil Jacobson Cover by Mike Holmes Publisher: Kaboom! Shmowzow! Adventure Time #28 is sadly less than mathematical. Adventure Time the cartoon is a work of …

At the core of Adventure Time lies childhood unbridled: a boy and his dog live together in a tree fort, defend a kingdom made of candy and a bevy of strange princesses (notably no queens) from all sorts of monsters. Their only real imperative is, like the title suggests, adventure. And that’s definitely part of it. The other part is the other part of childhood, discovering out who you are, who you want to be with, and who you will be. Adventure Time: 2014 Annual takes a time out to refocus the themes and stories on the early childhood of fan favorite female analogs Fiona and Cake.

Adventure Time! OGN: Seeing Red Writer: Kate Leth Illustrator: Zachary Sterling Inks: Ru Xu with Tessa Stone Tones: Amanda Lafrenais Letters: Aubrey Aiese LSP’s Purse supplement: Meredith McClaren Cover: Stephanie Gonzaga Publisher: KaBOOM! Purchase: http://www.tfaw.com/Profile/Adventure-Time-Original-GN-Vol.-03-Seeing-Red___445058 As many devout Adventure Time fans can tell you, there is only one glaring criticism with the show; the lack of Marceline. …

Regular Show #1 Writers: KC Green, Brian Butler Art: Allison Strejlau, Brian Butler Colours: Lisa Moore, Maarta Laiho Letters: Steve Wands Cover(s): Nick Edwards, Nathan Fox, Phil McAndrew, John Allison, Jeremy Tinder, Chuck BB, Dustin Mguyen, Chris Houghton Publisher: Kaboom! Comics With Adventure Time! proving to be a sensation for Kaboom! Comics, it was only …

Kaboom Directed by Gregg Araki Written by Gregg Araki 2010, USA, France Kaboom should be worse than it is. Much worse.  18-year-old Smith (an adequately engaging Thomas Dekker) is a film major who might be “a three or a four [out of six]” on the Kinsey scale as theorised by London (Juno Temple), a blonde …

10) The Social Network To tell you the truth I was not looking forward to the David Fincher / Aaron Sorkin dramatization of the Facebook saga until the iconic trailer was released. Not only was it visually stunning (as all Fincher’s films are) but its brilliant use of a course singing Radiohead’s outsider anthem Creep. …

One of the angriest, most unconventional, and relentlessly intriguing voices in independent cinema, filmmaker Gregg Araki has begun filming on his latest project, a small indie film centered on teenage sexual awakening, gay or otherwise. Joining the cast as the group of college students is Thomas Dekker (The Sarah Connor Chronicles), Kelly Lynch (Drugstore Cowboy), …