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I’m going to start this piece with a fun fact. Not every Canadian knows French. I’m from a part of the country not exactly known for being particularly “worldly” but I can recognize enough French to have traveled in French speaking areas like Quebec, France, Belgium, and Luxemburg, and not have too many issues. I use the word “recognize” not “read” very intentionally. I can often understand out what words I’m seeing, without truly reading them. I know enough that “Little Deaths” makes me smile. If you know why that’s a sort of double entendre, this book is likely for you.

Little Deaths is planned to be a series of short stories chronicling the life and travels of La Maupin, Julie d’Aubigny. The most well known story of her life comes from the heavily fictionalized 1835 novel Mademoiselle...

Note – I am the writer of Demons in the Darkness

Demons in the Darkness –
Writer: David Doub
Art: Dominic Racho
Letters: Daniel Chan

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/demonsinthedarkness/demons-in-the-darkness

The core focus of Demons in the Darkness is about bullying.  When I was a kid, I moved around a lot and I was awkward and nerdy.  Combine those things, and I stuck out like a sore thumb.  I was different and the other kids didn’t know what to do with me, so they teased me, they bullied me.  It only got worse as I got older.

This article though isn’t to dwell on the negative, to wallow in self-pity.  This about what I did to turn those negatives into a positive.  I made a comic about all those experiences and feelings...

This comic aims to be the totally rad ripoff of all those direct to video VHS tapes your mom has stashed in the closet and has never played.

Writer: David Doub

Artist:Irene Koh

Letterer: Joamette Gil

Publisher: Dusk Publishing

Synopsis: The third in a trilogy that rounds out the story of the framing of Lord Harwood and the tiger attack on Miss Tilney. This one will leave you saying, “Wow! Did that just happen?”

Review: These stories are always fun and I look forward to seeing more about the adventures of Miss Tilney and Lord Harwood. I had to re-read a few parts twice with a — “Did I just see… Yes, I did” double take. As much as I enjoy the graphics and the look of beautiful Miss Tilney, I especially enjoy the story snippets that tell the reader a little more about the adventures that Lord Harwood has experienced...

NINJA-K #10

A BLOCKBUSTER NEW JUMPING-ON POINT! In Margaret Thatcher’s Britain, meet the future of espionage: the hard-hitting, brutalizing super-spy codenamed NINJA-H!

From the encrypted files of The Ninja Programme, another secret chapter revealed! The Cold War is in full swing and the United Kingdom’s top-secret intelligence unit has come to a crossroads. As their once-elite collection of secret agents finds itself outmatched by the escalation of the United States’ H.A.R.D. Corps division, the spymasters of MI6 are about to develop a new kind of soldier for their never-ending war of global gamesmanship and international intrigue...