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    The October Girl #1

    The October Girl » The October Girl #1 - Chapter One released by MonkeyBrain Comics on July 1, 2012.

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    Autumn Ackerman has always known she was a little different, but she has no idea just how different she really is. 18 years old and with no hope for a future beyond working behind the counter at her small town’s coffee shop, Autumn is about to discover that everything she thinks she knows about the world is wrong. The first chapter of a brand new dark fantasy story for teens and adults by critically acclaimed artist and writer Matthew Dow Smith (Doctor Who, Witchblade).

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    The October Girl #1 - Chapter One by ironhawk22 on July 30, 2012

    Plot: I won't give to much away at the risk of spoiling anything so I'll just say the book focuses on a girl named Autumn. Cover: The cover is truely a fantastic one, the lettering is so very simple but I can't help but think how truely awesome it is. The artist reminds a bit of Fiona Staples. However I do have a problem with it, despite looking great it(along with the title) has very litte do with the premise(atleast so far). Art: As I previousley stated the art is really nice here i...

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