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    The Unwritten » The Unwritten #22 - Leviathan, Part Four released by DC Comics on April 2011.

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    Tom's accidentally broken the novel Moby-Dick, and he's looking for a way out. What he finds is a path into a whole different ocean, with more trouble (and more whales) than he could possibly imagine. And remember that endless stairway from issue #2? Well, now we get to see what it's for...

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    The Unwritten #22 - Leviathan, Part Four by jonesdeini on February 22, 2011

    Well it would seem that I have the immense pleasure and daunting challenge of being the first reviewer to tackle this title. Well, here goes nothing! The Unwritten is a story about stories and how they have power to shape one another, us and our world. The main character of the series is Tom "Tommy" Taylor, son of world famous (and mysteriously missing) author Wilson Taylor. Wilson's beloved Tommy Taylor books are his world's equivalent of Harry Potter novels. This has caused Tom to have a most ...

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