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Whatta debut for this 3 issue book "Colossus!" doesn't sum up the adventure this little water-cooler-globe-head-warrior takes on when unsuspecting fishermen catch him on there boat. He is ROBOT 13, with little to know understanding of where is he from, who he is and where he is going, it doesn't take long for him to see purpose. FIGHT, ROBOT, FIGHT!

Writer Thomas Hall and art Daniel Bradford paint a mythological world, as an unlikely hero birthed from the ocean depths engages in a life-or-death battle with a terrifying Kraken. And thats just the opening pages. With just subtle hints to his background, another life lived and maybe a bigger epic picture, it's fair to say readers are left wanting more of this fun and flowing ride.

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SPOILERS FROM THE JUMP

Welp we did it, we made it, the Patrol arrived on time to celebrate mfn Halloween! And we did it in Coke n Dank fashion, with an all-time, rated-R, cult classic, Halloween anthology, pulp fiction, comic book movie. Writer/director - Michael Dougher gives us 2007's - Trick 'R Treat, and there's a lot to see in this fictional town of Warren Valley, Ohio on the night of October 31st Halloween Night

Less is more as we don't spare the nods, connections, links, lore and laugh in this movie, while we manage to find out Coke's first bought comic ever (BooM)

Do yourself a favour and check out this fun flick its worth the pumpkin seed

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Issue 3 of the new Jason Aaron Turtle run is out and just like we said, we're keeping up with it until it ends or we do. This round Leo is up as the adventure moves from Ralph and Mikey in Tokyo to the Ganges River of India or Nepal or China or Bangladesh. its probably India.

Since we spend so many minutes not talking about TMNT T-U-R-T-L-E Power - Time Stamps included: 13:06 - The 2nd show start begins 44:30 - Comic Patrol Pull List

• Coke:
  • King Spawn #1
  • This Little Piggy #1
  • Batman: Full Moon #1
• Dank:
  • Big Guns Redneck #1
  • Predator vs Black Panther #1
  • Storm #1

We are going to check-in with which issues we read from last month and then look ahead for what's coming up in the solicitations for November, and pick out the ones that look most interesting to us.

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Welp, what can one say about 1950's comics. They're outta date, they're filled with propaganda, they lack diverse voice or faces, they don't age well, a lot of "men" are pulling the strings(story, art, concept, names). This is especially true for 1954's True Love Confession #1, but gawd damn are they hilarious to live read.

This is the first time (probably not the last) Coke and Dank called an audible mid-review and acted out all the voices in this comic, and the results are way funnier than actually reading the panels to yourself. Follow along as Coke n Dank find True Loves Confession #1, truly terrible and lovingly hilarious.

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Its been a while since we read up on our favourite half brothers Eric and Woody, as they learned the reason their father wanted them to stay together (think power gauntlets). What was supposed to be the perfect pairing of Offence and Defence, humour and sternness, is the yin and yang that brings you, Quantum & Woody.

Vol. 2 returns us to the pair as they deal with the fallout from their previous adventure with their new 3rd roommate, Vincent Van goat, who should drive and where they'll end up by books end.

The only issue is will we get deeper with these characters who have only scratched the surface of what they can do? Or will we get trapped in a formula that will repeat the same methods of joke, joke, boom, joke?

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Across the Pages (AxP) is our series where we take two similar-ish characters/teams/properties from different creators or publishers and give their various forms of media a well-deserved spotlight.

Both of these characters uphold the law in a satirical and exaggerated world, both in their own ways. One is a cyborg who was forced into his situation and trying to reconnect with his humanity, the other is a clone who is so successful at cutting ties with his humanity, he IS the law moreso than simply upholding it. In this episode, we cover: RoboCop: Roulette (1993) Judge Dredd: Block Mania (1981) Judge Dredd (1995) RoboCop (1987)

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