Comic Review: Hungry Ghost (Dark Horse)
Berger’s Books, a subset of Dark Horse, (the editor is Karen Berger) introduces a new comic in Hungry Ghosts #1. But the ingredients aren’t fresh… and here’s why:
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Berger’s Books, a subset of Dark Horse, (the editor is Karen Berger) introduces a new comic in Hungry Ghosts #1. But the ingredients aren’t fresh… and here’s why:
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Check out our thoughts on this week’s comic books.