Axel Medellin Books

Elephantmen 2261 Volume 1

By Written By Richard Starkings Illustrated By Axel Medellin

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It’s Blade Runner meets Planet of the Apes in the next adventure of the pulp science fiction series Elephantmen, which debuted nearly fifteen years and eighty issues ago from Image Comics.Ele...

Elephantmen 2261 Volume 2

By Richard Starkings, Axel Medellin

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Elephantmen 2260 Book 6

By Abigail Jill Harding, Boo Cook, Richard Starkings, Axel Medellin

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Shakedown

By Frank Cho, Axel Medellin, Doug Murray

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Questionable Things

By Marian Churchland, Boo Cook, Richard Starkings, Axel Medellin, Andre Szymanowicz

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Armed Forces

By Moritat, Justin Norman, Boo Cook, Richard Starkings, Axel Medellin

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Hoax Hunters Vol. 1

By J. M. Ringuet, Axel Medellin, Michael Moreci, Steve Seeley, Emilio Laiso

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Memories of the Future

By Boo Cook, Richard Starkings, Axel Medellin

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Learning to Be Human

By Frank Quitely, Gabriel Bautista, Richard Starkings, Axel Medellin, Shaky Kane

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Elephantmen 2260 Book 4

By Carlos Pedro, Richard Starkings, Axel Medellin

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