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With Connect, a South Korean series from Studio Dragon, viewers get lowered into a thrilling body horror story about an immortal and his eye.
Money Heist Korea Part 2 continues the take on an existing series that is fresh and unique, even if it carries some similarities.
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Episode 9 begins the training arc for more than just Ichigo as many Soul Reapers prepare for another battle with the Quncies
Radiant Pink #1 makes for a chaotically fun read as the Massiveverse’s newest hero embarks on a universe-spanning romantic adventure.
X-Treme X-Men #1 is a blast from the past in more ways than one, as Chris Claremont & Salvador Larroca reunite for a new adventure.
Thanos: Death Notes #1 paints a compelling chronicle of the Mad Titan’s history in the Marvel Universe as well as his future exploits.
Dark Web #1 collects past stories and an army of characters together, unleashing the forces of evil upon them in a Winter setting.
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #1 is a fresh new start for the young hero as he balances being a superhero and everything else in his life.
It’s Only Teenage Wasteland #1 introduces readers to Javi. Just your average kid trying to enjoy a teenage rite of passage.
Chainsaw Man Episode 9, “FROM KYOTO,” offers up action, sadness, new devil contracts, and a lot of new questions.
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