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Millennial Heroes: Tales... Of The City! The School Dance

The School Dance! Part 2

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Andy drones on and on while doing some halloween dance scheemin' (as is his way), and Rob ignores him while being distracted (as is his), in this new episode brought to you by Antonucci's Pizza and Games.

Millennial Heroes: Tales... Of The City! Enter: The Predatrix!

Enter: The Predatrix! Part 1

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In this episode, Rob hatches his crazy scheme with geo that gets this whole ball rolling. Brought to you by Deexer Nutz Towing

Millennial Heroes: Tales... Of The City! Leapin' Luchas Part 1: Push It To The Lucha!

Push It To The Lucha! Comic 1

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In part 1 of this 80's movie rip-off, the boys find out their awful dick-of-a-boss Vlad is going to close down Monica's family's after-school breakdancing program! Salvation comes in the form of an intergalactic lucha libre convention... but will it be enough to save the program?! Don't worry, all this makes sense, we promise. *** No nudity or sex in this one guys, sorry! This was from a time before we did all that. It'll be in the sequel tho!... The time before didn't last all that long. *** Characters and World created by Rob O'Driscoll

Millennial Heroes: Tales... Of The City! The School Dance

The School Dance! Part 1

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Jasmine goes against her better judgement and asks Rob to help her chaperone the school dance! This is part 1 of the "School Dance" pilot episode for Millennial Heroes' new web comic series, "Tales... Of The City!".

Special #1

CS: 1985 - Prelude

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In this "Intro Special", meet Turk and Carey -- owners of Chicago's most problematic P.I. firm (circa 1985), the C&S Detective Agency -- and their friends as they navigate one of their worst days! This adventure is a one-shot meant to introduce you to some of the main characters and themes in the "CS: 1985" universe of illustrated novels (out soon), created and written by R.R. O'Driscoll and lovingly brought to life illustration-wise by Frank DaCosta. Creators Note: This one shot also doubles as a production studio sample so people will hire us... hence the art style changes at page 3 and 15, that's Frank showing the range of what he can do artistically. Please reference the forward for more info.