Toronto Comics: Volume 1

by Christopher Bird, Daniel Reynolds, Mark Foo, Oliver Ho · 2014

Toronto Comics series

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Toronto is a city teeming with life, where all kinds of stories are born and live.

Compiled in a fresh new anthology, some of Toronto's newest talent share their own stories about the city; some fantastic, some terrifying, and some as real as the streets themselves.

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Whether you're looking for a tale to touch your heart or to chill your blood, you'll find something that will speak to you in one of the 11 stories within, from 8 new talented writers, and 11 exceptional artists.

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adult
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short · 90 pages
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