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Daily Archives: June 11, 2020
Review: The Lollipop Kids Vol. 1: Things That Go Bump in the Night
The Lollipop Kids Vol. 1: Things That Go Bump in the Night is a fun take on kids being the guardians against the monsters. Because naturally, kids are the best at spotting them. In this case, only kids of a certain lineage seem to be able to see and thus stop the monsters. But it is still a fun concept. Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Glass, Aidan Glass, Book, Book Review, Books, Comic, Comic Books, DC Alonso, Diego Yapur, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels, Image Comics, Literature, Mike Marts, Review, Robert Hack, Sal Cipriano, The Lollipop Kids, The Lollipop Kids Vol. 1, The Lollipop Kids Vol. 1: Things That Go Bump in the Night
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