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Spark: Is A Lie Hope In Disguise?
Spark is Bad Idea admitting they lied about things, but only because they want to remember someone. This thematically fits into a post-invasion survival story […]
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Odinn’s Eye: How Perspective Shifts Through Time
Odinn’s Eye is the Bad Idea title we’ve waiting patiently for. Through the eyes of the protagonist Solveig, readers see a young girl becoming a […]
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Refuse x Last Resorts: Does Modern Life Love Less?
Refuse x Last Resorts is another Bad Idea “Double Shot” that goes into a central theme. In this case it’s how the difficulties of modern […]
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Pyrate Queen: A Most Powerful Depiction of Empowerment
Pyrate Queen comes from the overlooked writer of comics’ British Invasion, Peter Milligan. Along with the Victorian colors of Tamra Bonvillain and presentation of Adam […]
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Monster Kill Squad: How To Normalize Oddities
Monster Kill Squad from Bad Idea leaves an odd impression. You have the monsters of people’s nightmares and the macho soldiers to combat them. But […]
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Hero Trade: How To Make A Bad Idea Profitable
The Hero Trade isn’t just the name of the most famous bad idea. It’s also a meta commentary on modern superhero consumption. Throughout most of […]
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The Lot: A Guaranteed Bad Idea For A Movie Pitch
The Lot comes from Bad Idea, after a period of delays. This time, Marguerite Bennett of Animosity and Insexts (and Angela) fame works with Renato […]
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Slay Bells: How To Show Santa Breaking Bad
Slay Bells is a Christmas in July special from Bad Idea. Santa snapping is practically a sub-genre of itself. In comics alone, the most memorable […]
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Whalesville X Rocks and Minerals: New World Stories
Whalesville along with Rocks and Minerals appear in Bad Idea’s May releases with quite a reputation. With Matt Kindt as writer this isn’t too big […]
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