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    Weekly World News » Weekly World News #2 - Bat Boy Discovers Giant-Size Sea Thing! released by IDW Publishing on February 2, 2009.

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    Bat Boy Discovers Giant-Size Sea Thing! last edited by Darkside_of_the_Sun on 05/07/18 06:00PM View full history

    In the second chapter of 'The Irredemption of Ed Anger,' the first-ever Weekly World News comic series, Ed hits the road in his attempt to discredit Bat Boy and runs into Manigator and Nessie the Lake Erie Serpent, even as Chaos Cloud gives him a nightmare at 20,001 feet...! Bonus back-up: more classic articles from the Weekly World News!

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    Weekly World News #2 - Bat Boy Discovers Giant-Size Sea Thing! by gmanfromheck on February 23, 2010

    When I saw the cover to issue #1, there was no way I could not buy the issue. Here we are in issue #2 and things are heating up. The story focuses on a "true" American that is outraged with all the "freaks" popping up all over the place. It's his mission to expose them for the "threat" they are. Yes, I've used lots of quotations there. A lot of this is from the perspective of the lead character, Ed Anger.  The Good: Chris Ryall gives us new characters and a world full of surprises. We're seeing ...

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