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Action Lab Comic Book Releases For December 14, 2016
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for all of Action Lab comic book titles that were released on December 14, 2016. I haven’t really kept up with Miraculous but Princeless is quite a bit of fun if you haven’t managed to check it out yet.
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Tags: Action Lab, Action Lab Comics, Cheryl Black, Jeremy Whitley, Miraculous, Nicole D’Andria, Princeless, Raven, Rosy Higgins, Ted Brandt, The Pirate Princess, ZAG Entertainment
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Action Lab Comic Releases For June 8, 2016
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for all of Action Lab comic book titles that were released yesterday, June 8, 2016. Check out the new one here: Ghoul Scouts. The first issue sums up how I felt every camping trip would end up. I always expected the undead to be a larger issue than it is. Perhaps I watched too many horror films as a kid?
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Tags: Action Lab Comics, Actionverse, Anthony Ruttgaizer, Chad Cicconi, Fred S. Stresing, Ghoul Scouts, Jamal Igle, Jason Millet, Jeremy Whitley, Marco Renna, Mark Stegbauer, Mat Lopes, Meredith Moriarty, Mike Norton, Nate Lovett, Night Of The Living Undead, Princeless, Raven, Ray Anthony Height, Ross Hughes, Rosy Higgins, Sean Izaakse, Shawn Gabborin, Steve Bryant, Steve Walker, Ted Brandt, The Pirate Princess, Vito Delsante, Wilson Ramos Jr.
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Action Lab Entertainment Comic Book Releases For April 20, 2016
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for all of the Action Lab comic book titles that were released on April 20, 2016. It’s sort of a small week, but the big one here seems to be Actionverse #1 Featuring Molly Danger!
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Tags: Action Lab Comics, Actionverse, David Bednarski, Jamal Igle, Jeremy Whitley, Marc Deering, Molly Danger, Princeless, Raven, Ron Frenz, Ross Campbell, Ross Hughes, Rosy Higgins, Ted Brandt, The Pirate Princess
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Comic Review: Princeless, Vol. 2
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Princeless, Vol. 2
Trade Paperback
Written by Jeremy Whitley
Illustrated by Emily Martin
Colored by Kelly Lawrence
Lettered by Dave Dwonch
Cover by Emily Martin
Action Lab Comics
Release Date: July 26, 2013
Cover Price: $14.95
The feisty Princess Adrienne is back, and she’s definitely not waiting around for a lame prince to come and “rescue” her. In Princeless, Vol. 2, writer Jeremy Whitley and illustrator Emily Martin continue along the heroine’s quest to save her sisters — as surely, no one else can.
Warrior Princess Adrienne and the half-dwarf/half-human, Bedelia Smith, are on a mission: rescue Adrienne’s sister, Princess Angelica, from the tower that she’s a prisoner in. Accompanying them on their journey is a pretty-boy poet named Roderick, who happens to be in love with Angelica. As they enter the town gates, Adrienne and her allies quickly learn that Angelica is not as helpless as other princesses. In fact, she’s not only living outside of the tower, but she’s become an idol of sorts to the townspeople due to her overwhelming beauty. As Adrienne insists that she’s there to rescue Angelica, circumstances quickly turn for the worse when Angelica’s guardian demon is summoned seeking to kill Adrienne.
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Comics Of Doom: Episode 112: Talking With ‘Princeless’ Writer Jeremy Whitley
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By Vactor
| February 11th, 2012 at 12:13 pm
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In this episode of Comics of Doom, Willie Gillis talks to Princeless writer Jeremy Whitley. Whitley talks about his comic book origins, his writing process, and even what he’s currently reading. Princeless, an all-ages four-issue comic book from Action Lab Entertainment, is about a princess named Adrienne who is tired of waiting to be rescued by a prince. Instead, she decides to be the rescuer versus the rescued. Adrienne takes an adventure with her dragon, Sparky, to rescue her sisters from various towers throughout the kingdom.
The Princeless: Save Yourself trade paperback is now available for pre-order through your local comic book shop. The trade will be released in April 2012.
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