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Eight-year-old Jimmy Crumb wants revenge, and he’s controlling some of the most evil urban legend monsters to get it.
Welcome to Hero Hourly! If Saul thought that working as a superhero would be any different than asking if you want fries with that, he was sorely mistaken.
Hale Barker has just learned the world’s biggest secret – that every single hero who’s ever existed has been the work of only one man.
In the interstellar war, it takes a special kind of crazy to be an Infiltrator.
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The newest story from us here at 21 Pulp, Imposter arrived nationally on February 24th. And there were no shortage of stellar reviews! Graphic Policy gave it a 9.5 and said: To get a feeling of this series, the opening issue has an almost Batman mixed with one of the pulp vigilantes sort of flavour, […]
Hero Hourly was released on Wednesday, November 18th to great success and reviews! Check out what these readers and fans had to say about the book: .@JamesPatrik Thanks for being so kind yesterday. Love Hero Hourly's societal commentary! Must read. @21pulp pic.twitter.com/NKWf7qbpTV — Pandamanda (@mahpens29) November 19, 2015 I am telling you, it's one of […]
The early reviews for Hero Hourly are in! We have included links to the authors and the original reviews in this post. Check below to read more! As Hero Hourly makes it way across the country and into the hands of many comic junkies, we have started receiving some awesome published reviews. Thank you, Geek […]
“The artwork continues to surprise and astonish as each panel is a splash of color and violence. Jen Hickman seems to have honed her skills even more in this issue and I found myself staring at the page at times and taking it all in. Hickman’s art is perfectly complemented by the story from James Patrick, as I was very engaged throughout.”
“This was a book that I couldn’t put down even if I wanted. The story and imagery drew me in to such an extent that I had to take in everything. This isn’t so much a comic book as it is a brilliantly produced macabre experience that will keep you completely immersed from cover to cover.”
“Hero Hourly #1 is part one of a three part miniseries published by James Patrick‘s new publishing company 21 Pulp, that is absolutely worth your time and money.”