GrimJack: The Manx Cat - Complete and Free!

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Wed Jul 30, 2008 — by Martha Thomases

GrimJack: The Manx Cat - Complete and Free!

That's one tough puss!

Cynosure is famous as the city at the crossroads of all the dimensions. In this all-new, full-length graphic novel by John Ostrander and Timothy Truman, John Gaunt not only spans universes but the very fabric of time itself. As he is compelled to track down the mysterious Manx Cat, he learns the dirty secrets about his city's origins and the tragic price to be paid for the stuff that dreams are made of. All this and the secret origin of Bob the watchlizard and his place at the fabled Munden's Bar!

Read the entire graphic novel GrimJack: The Manx Cat, from the very beginning right here at ComicMix for FREE!

Credits: John Ostrander (Writer), Timothy Truman (Artist), John Workman (Letterer), Lovern Kindzierski (Colorist), Mike Gold (Editor).

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Adriane Nash (6:13 PM on Wed Jul 30, 2008)

Glad to see the fact that the comics stay up online being promoted more. It was surprising how many people I met at SDCC who assumed they came down at some point

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