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As you might expect from the name, Cartoon Hangover's Bravest Warriors spend the vast majority of their time being brave and fighting. It's kind of their entire deal. Next week, though, Joey Comeau and Mike Holmes are finally giving the team a break by showing is what happens when the Bravest Warriors finally get to bedtime...

Following our cover reveal for Bravest Warriors #7 a few months back, we knew that the issue would pack futuristic beauty pageant espionage. What we didn't know was that awesome giant cyborgs would be involved in a kerfluffle with the team...

It seems like just yesterday that Boom! Studios had announced a miniseries for Adventure Time creator Pendelton Ward's Cartoon Hangover show Bravest Warriors, but its popularity merited an almost instant upgrade to full-fledged ongoing and now the book's nearing its tenth issue and first trade paperback collection...

When most shows hit their respective season finales, fans are forced to go through withdrawal something fierce. Bravest Warriors fans needn't sweat the show's recently wrapped first season, however, as Boom! Studios will be keeping the adventure going every month with new comics by Joey Comeau and artist Mike Holmes well until Cartoon Hangover kicks off the webseries' second batch of episodes...

Anyone who has ever lost a pet -- even for a moment -- knows it's a worrisome affair. For the extra-emotional Bravest Warriors team, being separated from their companion Catbug is similarly gut-wrenching. Artist Ryan Pequin and Mirka Andolfo's "Catbug is Missing" backup in Bravest Warriors #6, out on March 13, sees just what happens when Wallow and the crew confront every animal lover's

Bodysnatching bad guys are traditionally depicted as germs, viruses, bugs, worms and other less-than-lovely corruptors. In Ryan Pequin and colorist Mirka Andolfo's Bravest Warriors #5 backup, "Cute Calamity," however, the team may be up against a much more cuddly threat when the huge-hearted Wallow adopts a pet of unknown alien origins...

Boom! Studios' Bravest Warriors ongoing is getting extra ripped (and alien-ed and drive-in-ed) this May with a host of fun alternate covers by Tyson Hesse, Nick Edwards, Yehudi Mercado and Jeremy Sorese. The quartet of cover artists joins writer Joey Comeau and interior artist Mike Holmes, who are capping the series' second story arc in Bravest Warriors #8, which underscores the success of the Pe

Beauty pageantry is the name of the game in April's Bravest Warriors #7 by Joey Comeau and Mike Holmes. Continuing the team's undercover operation that kicked off in issue #5, the ongoing adventure comes wrapped in covers by Tyson Hesse (Diesel, Boxer Hockey), Nick Edwards (Dinopopolous), Jake Lawerence (Time Cowboy) and Logan Faerber (Adventure Time) that explore the wonders of female fashion on

One of my favorite pieces of tech from Bravest Warriors is the team's Holo-John, a Danger Room-meets-Holodeck-meets-bathroom where anything is possible. The animated BW episode "Butter Lettuce" demonstrated the training facility/commode's fun and fantastical side, and Ryan Pequin's "Trivial Reality" backup in next week's Bravest Warriors #4 reveals even more about the room by s

Being one of the Bravest Warriors is awesome, but what if you could also summon huge fireballs from your hands? That fantasy may or may not get fulfilled for the young hero Danny next week in Bravest Warriors #3. We got a taste of the issue's diverse covers by Tyson Hesse, Aaron Reiner, John Martz and Phil McAndrew awhile back, and it's cool to see the interior backup by Ryan Pequin packs an equal