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    Skullkickers: Treasure Trove #1

    Skullkickers: Treasure Trove » Skullkickers: Treasure Trove #1 - Volume 1 released by Image on April 4, 2012.

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    Volume 1 last edited by azuravian on 05/04/22 07:37PM View full history

    In Skullkickers, two hard-headed mercenaries kill monsters and cause havoc in their search for money, fame and adventure. Along the way, they'll gore goblins, smash skeletons, punch plant people and whomp werewolves. This gorgeous oversized edition, loaded with extras and rarities, follows the SKULLKICKERS through the first 12 issues of their cult hit comic series. MTV Geek names SKULLKICKERS one of their Top 10 'Best Series of 2011', Ain't It Cool News raves that 'Everyone who loves comics should buy SKULLKICKERS' and Bleeding Cool calls SKULLKICKERS 'the next CHEW.'

    Collects issues #0-12 of SKULLKICKERS.

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    We retrieve corpses, kill monsters, whatever you need! 0

    Skullkickers: Treasure Trove #1 - Volume 1 by dark_noldor on January 24, 2013

    Comic books often follow genres and that in mind, you can expect them to obey rules and a pattern, considering the theme established. I like fantasy, D & D, Tolkien driven inspired comic books a lot, they're a terrific way of telling adventure stories, especially if you've played RPG sometime in your life. Fantasy comic books are no exceptions, they follow the patterns, the creative team obeys it's rules, walk the path of virtue, good guys taking quests and fighting evil, right? So prepare y...

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