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Cobalt Blue Review – All Color, Until Love Fades Out

April 6, 2022 — 1 Comment

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Bullies, goblins who eat humans, shape-shifting monsters who steal babies and other ghastly creatures - Courtney Crumrin must face a whole new world of fear and adventures when she moves to her great-great-uncle's sprawling mansion with her indifferent parents. Read our review of "Courtney Crumrin and the Night Things" on Abstract AF. Clickable link in bio.

Rebecca, a young artist begins a whirlwind affair with a wealthy, flamboyant, fickle man, leading to "not so unexpected" consequences in graphic novel "Her Bark and Her Bite".

"Ashes" by Alvaro Ortiz might not be for everyone, but we loved it! It's a leisurely paced but twisty graphic novel, where three estranged friends reunite to go on a week long road trip to scatter a dead friend's ashes at a mysterious remote location. Read our full review on AbstractAF.in

Brothers Rowan and Tulip trade their idyllic island life for the hustle of running a restaurant in London, unprepared for the cutthroat culinary scene or their own meteoric rise. "Delicacy" is a gripping graphic novel exploring the realms of food, fame, and capitalist corruption. Read full review on AbstractAF.in

Albert Einstein had few regrets in his life, one of them had to do with the atomic bomb. Check our spoiler-free review of #Netflix documentary on AbstractAF.in

In "The Exorcist: Believer", the exorcist actually gets very little space in the runtime! But this is a pretty watch-worthy slowburn horror that takes its time in establishing the characters backstories before unleashing demonic activity. Read our review on AbstractAF.in

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