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If you're a fan of mythical and legendary warriors, then you'll love today's Popular Last Week that are sure to transport you to fantastical worlds full of adventure and excitement. From fighting gods to warriors of legendary strength and feats, stunning artwork and epic storytelling, these comics are a must-read for any fan of the genre.

Godslap, 151 pages - Published by Bad Egg Publishing, (cc/ @RobertMeyers)

In the city of Montpelier, the mighty rule form on high, while the struggle for survival plays out on the streets below. Godslap follows the story of Aius Braun, an impetuous young man whose anger at the world is only outstripped by his untapped potential to...

Science doesn't have to stay in the lab! Get some fresh air and put it to work! Periodic tables, super-powered armies, royal wars, living weapons and more! Put that knowledge to work and get some action-fueled science out of today's Popular Last Week!

Techromaster: Science Incarnate, 59 pages - Published by World Breaker Novels, (cc/ @WrldBrkrNovels)

Born in 1944, Dante Dumoui proves himself to be very quick to learn. So much so that by age 5, he preforms scientific feats that aren't possible to this day! While his only goals are true freedom and knowledge, he's set back often by outside forces or the constant battle with his own insanity and hallucinations. Can he...

Who doesn't like a big book to binge? We've got a collection of graphic novels for today's Popular Last Week, covering everything from future dystopias to mysterious love letters, advanced societies, and a suspicious, creepy apartment. Grab a drink and get comfortable as you dive into our featured graphic novels today:

Taiduo, 935 pages - Published by Linwelly Illustration, (cc/ @Linwelly)

500 years into the future, the world has changed. Radiation and extreme weather conditions make life on the surface impossible and all that remains from humanity is gathered in artificial habitats, the life-support-domes. Life inside the domes is highly organized and restricted. What...

What's better than fighting machinery and robots? Mecha and fighting tech has been growing in popularity, with science experiments, battle suits, dedicated family robots and Sentai-styled battle cats, there's much to be excited about. Grab the WD40 and polish that metal as we dive into today's What's Trending, featuring:

1. Deathrage, 96 pages - Published by Merc Publishing, (cc/ @mercmagazine)

In the year 1985, Mark Freeman signs up to be the first of a new line of Spartan super soldier. Something goes wrong in the experiment, and he doesn't turn out at all like they wanted. This six issue standalone story will tell the origin of MERC's Deathrage!

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