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The Other/Half #1 is a nice start to a detective mystery with some entertaining characters

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Formerly a high-society darling, Ethan thinks the worst thing he’ll have to contend with over the holidays is the disapproval of his upper-crust parents, but when things go awry on his job protecting the priceless Nobility Diamond, more than just his feelings are put into jeopardy! Now it’s up to his husband Henry (and their adorable cat, Skippy) to put his P.I. skills to good use and clear Ethan’s name. Both men will have to step out of their comfort zones and into their husbands’ shoes to solve the case!

Story: Jim McCann
Art: Joe Eisma
Color: Peter Pantazis
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Zeus Comics

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T.A.M.A. #6 wraps up the series in a pretty satisfying way and leaves the door open for more

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TAMA’s evolved into its epic, MEGA FORM! Can Kit, his Mom, and his buddies defeat the formerly cute, now hideous virtual Companimal that’s out to murder everything and everyone? Since no one wants to love TAMA, it’s gotta kill ‘em all!I

Story: Adam Schlagman, Doug Pasko
Art: Daniel HDR
Color: Peter Pantazis
Letterer: Patrick Brosseau

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Zeus Comics

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T.A.M.A. #5 gives a few answers but remains frustrating, campy, horror

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Kit, his friends, and frenemies are on the run from the digital pet that’s gotta kill ‘em all -TAMA. How many will perish at the claws of the deadly virtual Companimal and will anyone live to tell the tale? Plus, what happens when TAMA… EVOLVES?!

Story: Adam Schlagman, Doug Pasko
Art: Daniel HDR
Color: Peter Pantazis
Letterer: Patrick Brosseau

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Zeus Comics

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T.A.M.A. #4 crosses over from campy fun to campy irritation

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The virtual pet that wants to Kill ‘ Em All! The hottest new original book of the year continues as it’s become crystal clear that TAMA’s a murderous beast. As TAMA’s victims become more personal to Kit, can the grieving teen bring himself to turn off his furry fearsome “friend”? And what atrocious tragedy will occur this issue to someone dear to him?

Story: Adam Schlagman, Doug Pasko
Art: Daniel HDR
Color: Peter Pantazis
Letterer: Patrick Brosseau

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Zeus Comics

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T.A.M.A. #3 delivers a killing spree as the kids accept that something is up with their digital pet

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In the previous issue, grieving teen Kit found a new best friend in TAMA – a virtual pet with a dark side. As he bonds with the creature, it begins lashing out violently—forcing Kit to uncover the horrifying truth behind the unreleased COMPANIMALS game. What turned these cute companions into something so vengeful? Is TAMA misunderstood… or truly monstrous?

Story: Adam Schlagman, Doug Pasko
Art: Daniel HDR
Color: Peter Pantazis
Letterer: Patrick Brosseau

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Zeus Comics

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T.A.M.A. #2 ups the body count in some creative ways and keeps us guessing as to how it’s happening

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Following the terrifying events of the hit debut issue of T.A.M.A., Kit continues to bond with his new virtual pet TAMA, a creature willing to do ANYTHING to protect its friend. But TAMA’s not just digital, it can miraculously interact with the real world… with murderous results. As Kit struggles to move on from his dad’s death, how dark of a path will he and TAMA travel… especially when TAMA’s own horrific history is revealed?

Story: Adam Schlagman, Doug Pasko
Art: Daniel HDR
Color: Peter Pantazis
Letterer: Patrick Brosseau

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Zeus Comics

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T.A.M.A. #1 kicks off Panick Entertainment with Gremlins meets Pokemon with over the top gore

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We all had ‘em—virtual pets like Tamagotchis, NeoPets, and Digimon. But what if, after years of neglect, one returned… for revenge? When a grieving, lonely teen stumbles upon an old virtual pet system, he finds comfort. But when gruesome deaths begin to follow, he wonders—could his digital companion be responsible?

Story: Adam Schlagman, Doug Pasko
Art: Daniel HDR
Color: Peter Pantazis
Letterer: Patrick Brosseau

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Zeus Comics

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Get the scoop on Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News

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With Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News getting a new edition from a new publisher, we’re going back and reposting our initial review of the graphic novel from 2018! It’s Wednesday which means it’s new comic book day with new releases hitting shelves, both physical and digital, all across the world. This week we’ve got a new series, Scoop!

Story: Richard Ashley Hamilton
Art: Joseph Cooper
Color: Simon Robins
Letterer: Dave Lanphear

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Get the scoop and an early look at Richard Ashley’s Hamilton’s Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News

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Originally published by Insight Comics in 2018, Richard Ashley Hamilton‘s Scoop is heading to Mad Cave Studios‘ Maverick imprint. The YA graphic novel is coming on April 30, 2024. Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News headfakes as a compelling high school journalism story at first, but turns into something else completely involving supernatural (and possibly extraterrestrial) life in southern Florida? Scoop Vol. 1 features art by Joseph Cooper, and color by Alba Cardona and Peter Pantazis

When the news breaks, someone needs to fix it. That’s where Sophie Cooper— redheaded Cuban-American, high school freshman, and intern at Miami’s worst TV news station — comes in.

After her father is wrongfully accused of a crime he didn’t commit, fifteen-year-old Sophie Cooper volunteers for an internship at a Miami TV news station. Between logging tapes and fetching coffee, she secretly investigates South Florida’s rampant paranormal activity in order to clear her family’s name — and unwittingly stumbles upon a secret, supernatural conspiracy that threatens the entire world.

You can catch our review of the original release from way back in 2018 and a brand new preview!

Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News

Maverick and Mad Cave announce Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News

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Originally published by Insight Comics in 2018, Richard Ashley Hamilton‘s Scoop is heading to Mad Cave Studios‘ Maverick imprint. The YA graphic novel is coming on April 30, 2024. Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News headfakes as a compelling high school journalism story at first, but turns into something else completely involving supernatural (and possibly extraterrestrial) life in southern Florida? Scoop Vol. 1 features art by Joseph Cooper, and color by Alba Cardona and Peter Pantazis

When the news breaks, someone needs to fix it. That’s where Sophie Cooper— redheaded Cuban-American, high school freshman, and intern at Miami’s worst TV news station — comes in.

After her father is wrongfully accused of a crime he didn’t commit, fifteen-year-old Sophie Cooper volunteers for an internship at a Miami TV news station. Between logging tapes and fetching coffee, she secretly investigates South Florida’s rampant paranormal activity in order to clear her family’s name — and unwittingly stumbles upon a secret, supernatural conspiracy that threatens the entire world.

You can catch our review of the original release from way back in 2018.

Scoop Vol. 1 Breaking News
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