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Out this Wednesday via MonkeyBrain Comics from writer Curt Pires and artist Dalton Rose comes Theremin. Both have previously worked on high-concept independent projects of some renown in
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In 1976, two years after publication, Brian de Palma’s film adaptation of Stephen King’s debut novel Carrie was released. The novel was groundbreaking, a novel set in a
