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Rugg's 'Adventure Time' Run Concludes In Issue #29 [Preview]
Rugg's 'Adventure Time' Run Concludes In Issue #29 [Preview]
Rugg's 'Adventure Time' Run Concludes In Issue #29 [Preview]
Finn and Jake have been on a crazy ride over the last four issues of BOOM! Studios' Adventure Time series. Courtesy of Eisner-winning series writer Ryan North and visiting artist Jim Rugg, the plucky pair have traversed dark dungeons, confronted mind-body dualism by dying and becoming ghosts, pranked the Ice King, reprogrammed BMO, and been busted by spook hunter Ant-Ghost Princess. Naturally along the way they've made some eminently bad calls that have screwed everything up for basically everybody in the Land of Ooo. Also we saw the Mecha Lumpy Space Princess. Finally, this particular saga comes to an end in issue #27, which BOOM! promises will see the intervention of an "unlikely" ally.
'Powerpuff Girls' Variant Cover Pulled By Cartoon Network
'Powerpuff Girls' Variant Cover Pulled By Cartoon Network
'Powerpuff Girls' Variant Cover Pulled By Cartoon Network
A variant cover for a new issue of IDW Publishing's Powerpuff Girls comic book sparked a bit of a debate over its depiction of the titular, pint-sized heroines as young adults in revealing outfits and heavy makeup. Although the piece by Mimi Yoon was commissioned by PPG licensor Cartoon Network to be offered specifically to direct market comics shops as a collector's item -- as opposed to the &quo