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    The Order of Dagonet #1

    The Order of Dagonet » The Order of Dagonet #1 released by Action Lab on October 1, 2012.

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    When mythological creatures of ancient Britain return, the call goes out to England's knights for help. Unfortunately, the call is answered by an aging Rock God, a classically trained actor, a writer of boy wizard books, and a pop star in funny glasses! Get this oversized first issue from the writer of Princeless and get introduced to the magical world of Great Britain!

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    The Order of Dagonet #1 by xanni15 on February 05, 2013

    Pretty impressiveFirst and foremost I feel I should put this out there, I've read this issue twice and glanced over it another time. After all of that, I still don't have a firm grasp on this issue or my feelings regarding it. It's obvious that the story is more tongue in cheek than stoic, but maybe the British humor is difficult for me to relate to, as are the supposed mythical characters which seem to be from a certain culture. I most certainly found a few of the panels to be very well drawn, ...

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