comic - Best Free Stories

Market Exist whenever a transaction is done between a buyer and a seller. The structure includes the number of buyers and sellers. Also, the degree of differentiation of products

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Stormy Clouds

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Griptor

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Comic

Cartoons

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Hanzo Ronin Cyborg

HANZO Cyborg character design inspired by several action games and anime. I tried to combine it into a new character that I named Hanzo. in the past he was a very powerful samurai. after he became ronin that was respected by everyone in a small village named "Ame no mura". and known as a genius Ronin. He can see and slash objects so he can fend off 10 machine gun rounds at once. even he can split the stone and steel thick and very hard with 2 swords of his own. In the future there is a genius scientist who finds his unchanging body with his two swords in a mountain of snow, and tries to evoke his memories and learn his techniques to fight evil in that era. The scientist created a machine and used Ronin's original body to be made a cyborg and to get the original movements of the greatest sword user in the past. And be Hanzo Ronin Cyborg.

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Zero Unit pin up misc

A miscellaneous pencil art showcasing Zero Unit characters

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drapeau d haiti

Comic page

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Comic 8

Coming soon

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To show the wrong action of the president of Nigeria by attacking twitter

To show the president is attacking what's not supposed to be attacked (twitter)

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Overstreet comic book

The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide (or Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide) is an annually published comic book price guide widely considered the primary authority on the subject of American comic book grading and pricing in the hobby/industry. Many observers tie in the growth of the direct market distribution system and comic book specialty shops to the general acceptance of Overstreet's annual guide as a standardized inventory and pricing system.[1] Begun in 1970 by Robert M. Overstreet as a guide for fellow fans of Golden Age and Silver Age comics, the Overstreet guide has expanded to cover virtually the entire history of the American comics publication as far back as the Victorian Age and Platinum Age. The annual edition also covers promotional comics (giveaways and advertising) and "big little books," while continually updating new publications and market reports that cover the prior year of market activity.

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