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It Came!

Issue #2

Series: It Came!
4
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Pages
28
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Titan Comics

About

The alien robot GRURK has been waylaid by bunting, but its inexorable march towards London cannot be stopped! At Trumpington Abbey, space scientist Dr. Boy Brett and his assistant Doris Night (a lady) welcome reinforcements from the British Army - but do the soldiers herald a heightened level of competence... or a right royal Carry On? And what part does a field-full of moldy turnips have to play in the enfolding cosmic drama?!

Related Subjects

  • Science Fiction
  • Teen
  • Action & Adventure
  • Humorous

Extended Details

  • SeriesIt Came!

    Reviews

    "Works beautifully as both a send-up and a celebration of the old fashioned productions that sparked the imaginations of kids worldwide."
    MTV Geek

    Artists

    Dan BoultwoodAuthor
    Dan BoultwoodIllustrator