Through a mysterious passage to another realm and subsequent discovery by a group rebelling against the God King Lore, Mikey winds up in a war-torn fantasy world as the hero promised by legend - only time passes at a different rate there, so when the worlds collide, his family hasn't aged much and he's a burly adult that can't disprove the theory among investigators and his mother that he was killed by his father. Nonetheless! The story follows a family where the youngest brother, Mikey, disappeared in the woods and was never found. Yet, this 50-issue series somehow comes together beautifully, even if it is at times so winding and warped as to defy a simple synopsis. It's almost like Williamson and Bressan threw every available bit of fantasy folklore into a blender and poured the results into the world of Birthright. Writer: Joshua Williamson, Artist: Andrei Bressan, Colors: Adriano Lucas (Though, there's definitely that, too.) Here are some of the best comics available to read on ComiXology Unlimited right now. To that end, here are some great comics you can find on ComiXology Unlimited that aren't just the source material for that show you just watched on Netflix or the latest superhero movie from Marvel or DC. Part of the appeal is that Unlimited has great entry points into ongoing series as well as absolute must-read classics. That includes classics like Lone Wolf and Cub, indie comics, newer releases like Kelly Thompson's run on Black Widow, major publishers like Marvel and DC, and a whole lot of publishers putting out some of the best comics around like Dark Horse, AWA, Image, Humanoids, and others.
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