The Whispering JPEG
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Batman: Duel- Ch 1, Beautiful Lies
1993 Gotham. It's the most beautiful city in America. It's also one of the worst cities to live in, worldwide. Crime rates have been stuck at 2.5% for the last decade. Property values were in perpetual decline. Mayors, governors and…
Captain America: Out of Time- Chapter One: Sentinel Down
It's not easy. It's not easy swinging the shield, let alone throwing it. James Barnes was finding that out the hard way. It was 12 pm, and James was speeding through the noon traffic of Long Island City. He ran…
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