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Our Bones Dust: Check Out Covers By Geof Darrow and Creator Ben Stenbeck

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By Geof Darrow, Russ Burlingame Verified, Creator Ben Stenbeck
| ComicBook Verified
Image Comics has provided ComicBook.com with a first look at the covers for the second issue of Our Bones Dust, an upcoming series from frequent Mike Mignola collaborator Ben Stenbeck. Included are both the standard cover by Stenbeck, as well as a variant cover from legendary artist Geof Darrow, who brings the dingy world of Our Bones Dust to life in his distinctive, hyper-detailed style.
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The Shaolin Cowboy: Cruel to Be Kin #1-7

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By Tegan O'Neil, Geof Darrow, Nate Piekos, with Dave Stewart
| Comics Journal Magazine Verified
Reviews Tegan O'Neil | March 16, 2023 A question of form, if you please: what is the upper limit of complexity a drawing can achieve before it loses legibility? A rhetorical question, clearly, but an important one. We’re looking at Geof Darrow, for the exercise. Pick up the first issue of his recent Shaolin Cowboy outing, Cruel to Be Kin (seven issues, to be collected in May).
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Advance Review: Shaolin Cowboy: Who'll Stop The Reign #1 - All-Comic.com

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By Dave Stewart, Nate Piekos, Nick Rowe, Geof Darrow
| all-comic.com
When reviewing comics, any number of criteria, combined with ingrained biases and preferences, culminate into a comprehensive, subjective analysis (objective reviews are fictional; art is subjective, people) of what works or doesn’t work. Reviewers bring a wide array of perspectives and baggage when digging into comics.
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