So now Shadow looks less overall weird but more like he’s staring at Robot’s ass.
I can’t tell if this is an improvement.
Help.
fee, fi, fo, fum
I smell 8-bit g-court fandom!
(via fyeahgunnerkrigg)

Whew! After a totally awesome SDCC, we here at Archaia decided to calm down and cozy up to the newest Digital Wednesday releases on comiXology, where you can get your favorite graphic novels in digital format and enjoy them right from the comfort of your home. We’re sure you’ll recognize these two wonderful titles and hope you enjoy them in their now-digital format. We sure will!
DIGITAL RELEASES:
Genetiks™ Vol. 1, complete
Writer: Richard Marazano
Artist: Jean-Michel Ponzio
Genetiks is a pharmaceutical company on the cutting edge of biological science. Thomas Hale is one of thousands of employees in the Genetiks’ labs. Like his colleagues, he had agreed to give a drop of blood to his employers—a drop of blood that will allow researchers at the company he works for to decode his entire genome. As the drop of blood is property of Genetiks, Thomas will become, in effect, the first man to be privately owned by the corporation he works for.

Judge Bao Vol. 1, #4
Writer: Patrick Marty
Artist: Chongrui Nie
To combat the scourge that goes along with great prosperity, Chinese Emperor Ren Zong gives broad magistrate powers to Judge Bao. He becomes a symbol of justice for the people of the land. His aversion to corruption and dedication to justice make him a popular hero, with many enemies. Bao finds himself in a small village where a mother mourns her son, languishing in prison, caught in a complicated love triangle, and accused of a murder he says he did not commit. Will Judge Bao find the real murderer?

Gunnerkrigg Court Vol. 3, #4
Writer/Artist: Thomas Siddell
Terror Castle! In the third volume of this critically acclaimed webcomic series, Annie and Kat continue to uncover terrible secrets about their school, Gunnerkrigg Court, while relationships grow and the boundaries of reality are blurred. In the meantime, Coyote begins to show that things in the forest are not quite what they seem! Plus, Annie’s second year at the Court comes to a dramatic end!
