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Count Dante #6 wrap up s a wild story that blends fact and fiction

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Dante has discovered that not all victories are sweet. The Count may have won his tournament, but the outfit ransacked his dojo and murdered his friend. When that happens, there is only one thing left to do… dojo war. Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of The Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #6 wraps up the story that dances around both fact and fiction.

Story: J.C. Barbour
Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart
Letterer: Wes Watson

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Zeus Comics
Scout Comics

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Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #5 keeps the over the top action going

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Dante has discovered that not all victories are sweet. The Count may have won his tournament, but the outfit ransacked his dojo and murdered his friend. When that happens, there is only one thing left to do… dojo war.

Story: J.C. Barbour
Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart
Letterer: Wes Watson

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

Zeus Comics
Scout Comics

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Count Dante #4 brings on the martial arts tournament!

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Sydney Brown relives his years fighting alongside Count Dante, an iconic and controversial karate master from the 1970s. But while the reporter interviewing him is excited to hear the salacious details of a crazy life, it is clear the time is bittersweet for Brown. Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #4 keeps the focus on the tournament crowning a winner!

Story: J.C. Barbour
Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart
Letterer: Wes Watson

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Zeus Comics
Scout Comics

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Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of The Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #3 keeps you guessing what’s true

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Sydney Brown relives his years fighting alongside Count Dante, an iconic and controversial karate master from the 1970s. But while the reporter interviewing him is excited to hear the salacious details of a crazy life, it is clear the time is bittersweet for Brown. Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #2 continues the tale of John Timothy Keehan and how he became Count Dante.

Story: J.C. Barbour
Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart
Letterer: Wes Watson

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Zeus Comics
Scout Comics

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Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of The Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #2 continues to blend fact and fiction

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Sydney Brown relives his years fighting alongside Count Dante, an iconic and controversial karate master from the 1970s. But while the reporter interviewing him is excited to hear the salacious details of a crazy life, it is clear the time is bittersweet for Brown. Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #2 continues the tale of John Timothy Keehan and how he became Count Dante.

Story: J.C. Barbour
Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart
Letterer: Wes Watson

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Zeus Comics
Scout Comics

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Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1 is an intriguing start

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Sydney Brown relives his years fighting alongside Count Dante, an iconic and controversial karate master from the 1970s. But while the reporter interviewing him is excited to hear the salacious details of a crazy life, it is clear the time is bittersweet for Brown. Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1 kicks off the sort of true story of the wild life of John Timothy Keehan, whose life is too strange to be true.

Story: J.C. Barbour
Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart
Letterer: Wes Watson

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

Zeus Comics
Scout Comics

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Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1 introduces the larger than life individual

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Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1

Sydney Brown relives his years fighting alongside Count Dante, an iconic and controversial karate master from the 1970s. But while the reporter interviewing him his excited to hear the salacious details of a crazy life, it is clear the time is bittersweet for Brown. Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1 kicks off the sort of true story of the wild life of John Timothy Keehan, whose life is too strange to be true.

Written by J.C. Barbour, the series is told from the perspective of Sydney Brown, a friend of Keehan, aka Count Dante, a real life personality who expanded martial arts training in the US, took on the mob, may have been behind the heist of $4.3 million, and was a hairdresser and Vietnam Vet. His life was wild and unbelievable. How much is true, we’ll never know but the reality of it all mixed with complete bullshit makes for an interesting subject. And Barbour pulls it off with a first issue that sets the stage for the insanity to come and leaving the reader to ponder what is real and what is not.

Some of that is helped by the art of Wes Watson. Along with colors by Paula Goulart, the comic has a look and style that feels like it plays off of 70s exploitation films. The action scenes are exaggerated in ways, mixed with the quieter moments that evoke the films I remember. And the style is such that it emphasizes the “is it true or not” aspect of it all.

Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1 is an intriguing comic. I knew nothing about JT Keehan before this and now, I want to find out more. It’s a life that can only be described as a wild ride and how much is true and how much isn’t is something debated today. Still, he’s a character that stands out in the world of martial arts and the comic feels like it’s going to do a solid job of taking us through the journey.

Story: J.C. Barbour Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart Letterer: Wes Watson
Story: 7.75 Art: 7.75 Overall: 7.75 Recommendation: Read

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Lunar Ladies Launches This July From Scout Comics!

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The Lunar Ladies opens with a heated ray gun battle between Queen Velouria and a lunatic scientist named Venus Verga. Velouria flees to prehistoric Earth with her lover, Star, and her young daughter, Clare. Velouria bestows the moon’s greatest treasure to Clare – a powerful talisman that must stay in the possession of the royal bloodline.

Mad with bloodlust, Venus gives chase with an army of bio-engineered male clones that land on prehistoric Earth. This sets the stage for an epic conflict between Venus’ army and a rag-tag coalition of lunar ladies, prehistoric humans and native Earth animals. In the time of greatest need, Clare harnesses the power of the moonstone talisman to deliver a crushing blow to Venus’ forces.

A million years ago, in outer space, a highly-advanced society of women lives under the surface of the moon. Their peaceful way of living is quietly fracturing from the inside, as political ideologies pit the queen of the moon against a geneticist hell bent on usurping the queen’s power. The Lunar Ladies is an homage to the public domain character, Moon Girl, complete with Golden Age ray guns and laser rays. Pew-pew!

The Lunar Ladies is from writer Omar Morales, artist Joel Cotejar, colors by Paula Goulart, and lettering by Jaymes Reed. It’s edited by Andrea Lorenzo Molinari and copy editor Joel Edelman. It’s out July from Scout Comics.

The Lunar Ladies