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Punisher’s Chuck Dixon Joins Cautionary Comics For New Creation

Prolific writer, Chuck Dixon has joined forces with Benjamin L. Henderson, Founder, Writer, and Editor-In-Chief of Cautionary Comics to develop original content. They will be joined on by Artistic Powerhouses Jimbo Salgado and Bryan Arfel Magnaye as well as the entire team at Cautionary Comics to create the original comic book, Ravage: Kill All Men and many, many more! Chuck Dixon is best known for his work on the Marvel Comics character The Punisher and on the DC Comics’ character Batman. The team promises that Ravage “will blow the minds of Comic lovers written by Inkpot award-winning writer Mr. Chuck Dixon and Editor-In-Chief Benjamin L Henderson”. The new exciting saga of Ravage: Kill All Men tells the story of two Army Veterans, who crash in a mystical jungle populated by a lost tribe of warrior women who hunt down men and kill them. The men must escape, adapt to survive, or die trying. Benjamin L Henderson stated in a recent

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May 21, 2018
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Man Arrested At Comic Con With Multiple Weapons And A Kill List

For fans attending a convention this might sound like a normal scene, a man carrying weapons and taking photos. No biggie right? Every fan convention and Comic Con sees their fair share of cosplayers (people dressed as characters from tv, movies or books). You don’t really think about all the bad things that could happen, like someone coming onto the convention floor armed to the teeth with real weapons. At the Phoenix Comic Con this past week, that scenario became a reality. News has been coming in over the past few days about the situation. The man, identified as Matthew Sterling, was carrying several weapons, including a knife, and four loaded firearms, including a shotgun, ammunition, various handheld weapons and was wearing body armor, according to the Phoenix Police Department. While Arizona is an open-carry state (legal to carry a firearm in plain sight) several of the weapons were concealed. According to a witness, 31-year-old Sterling was taking photos of

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May 27, 2017

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Punisher’s Chuck Dixon Joins Cautionary Comics For New Creation

Prolific writer, Chuck Dixon has joined forces with Benjamin L. Henderson, Founder, Writer, and Editor-In-Chief of Cautionary Comics to develop original content. They will be joined on by Artistic Powerhouses Jimbo Salgado and Bryan Arfel Magnaye as well as the entire team at Cautionary Comics to create the original comic book, Ravage: Kill All Men and many, many more! Chuck Dixon is best known for his work on the Marvel Comics character The Punisher and on the DC Comics’ character Batman. The team promises that Ravage “will blow the minds of Comic lovers written by Inkpot award-winning writer Mr. Chuck Dixon and Editor-In-Chief Benjamin L Henderson”. The new exciting saga of Ravage: Kill All Men tells the story of two Army Veterans, who crash in a mystical jungle populated by a lost tribe of warrior women who hunt down men and kill them. The men must escape, adapt to survive, or die trying. Benjamin L Henderson stated in a recent

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May 21, 2018
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Man Arrested At Comic Con With Multiple Weapons And A Kill List

For fans attending a convention this might sound like a normal scene, a man carrying weapons and taking photos. No biggie right? Every fan convention and Comic Con sees their fair share of cosplayers (people dressed as characters from tv, movies or books). You don’t really think about all the bad things that could happen, like someone coming onto the convention floor armed to the teeth with real weapons. At the Phoenix Comic Con this past week, that scenario became a reality. News has been coming in over the past few days about the situation. The man, identified as Matthew Sterling, was carrying several weapons, including a knife, and four loaded firearms, including a shotgun, ammunition, various handheld weapons and was wearing body armor, according to the Phoenix Police Department. While Arizona is an open-carry state (legal to carry a firearm in plain sight) several of the weapons were concealed. According to a witness, 31-year-old Sterling was taking photos of

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May 27, 2017