The Unexplored Places
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The apocalypse is finally here and our heroes find themselves ill-prepared to stop it—even though they may be the only ones who can! Will their new-found teamwork be enough to save the city once and for all? Find out in our final issue, ISSUE #09: BORN FOR THIS! Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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With the apocalypse rapidly approaching, time is running short for our heroes. With half a plan in place, they head to City Hall, and run into unexpected trouble in ISSUE #08: CHANGE IN THE WEATHER. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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Back together as a team once again, our heroes uncover the City's plan to stop the apocalypse, and attempt to come up with a new plan of their own, in ISSUE #07: MISGUIDED GHOSTS. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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After their clash with the city's heroes, Cassian, Eve, and Selene must work together to rescue Alana without further antagonizing the authorities who wish they would stop interferring, in ISSUE #06: WE'VE GOT A BIG MESS ON OUR HANDS. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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In the wake of a strange battle, our heroes find their path blocked by a team of rival heroes refusing their help—and by their own unresolved problems with their own powers, in ISSUE #05: THERE'S NO 'I' IN TEAM. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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When the path of the apocalypse leads them straight back to their old school, our heroes must face the ghosts of their youth—and some more literal ghosts haunting the space where they once fought side by side, in ISSUE #04: THE KIDS FROM YESTERDAY. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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Our heroes' apocalyptic investigation begins with a break-in in the Docks and a conversation with the mayor. But they'll have to find a way to stop accidentally hurting one another if they're going to get to the bottom of things in ISSUE #03: HERE WE GO AGAIN. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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Fifteen years after saving the world, four former teen superheroes reunite at the funeral of their friend Slipstitch, only to find out their work isn’t done. Will they find a way to work together again, or will the ghosts of their past tear them apart all over again? Find out in ISSUE #02: DEAD FRIEND. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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While there was a contingent of separatists, among the first settlers of Antarras, the original missions to Antarras weren’t launched with the idea of ever becoming fully independent from Earth. Enough uncertainties plagued the early missions that finding native alternatives to every single need could never have been high on the list of priorities: early efforts towards practical sustainability went into determining what familiar crops found functional homes in Antarran soil, and what available building materials could replace the temporary prefab structures brought over on those first ships. Fuel might have been higher on the list had it not, in fact, been so readily available—hellstone’s value came from its easy, if dangerous, efficiency as an energy source. But there was enough else those first settlers needed that its value as an export vastly outweighed the value in investing in long-term infrastructure to encourage its use on Antarras.
This week, on Ruin’s Gate: Crises of energy and conscience alike.
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