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  1. Pipedream Comics Top 10 Digital Comics of 2012 | Pipedream Comics
    December 28, 2012 @ 7:55 am

    […] 10. Aesops Ark (MonkeyBrain) In amongst the digital sophistication of many of our short list, this hand drawn book may seem out of place, but it was a true highlight. One of the first titles released by one of our favourite new digital publishers MonkeyBrain, this collection of short stories written by J.Torres were based on Noah’s Ark and Aesop’s Fables and are beautifully drawn by illustrator Jennifer L Meyer. They feature so much detail that it felt like you we’re looking at Meyer’s sketchbook on your iPad and made for an absolutely mesmerising reading experience. We round up the first generation of MonkeyBrain Comics here […]

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  2. PIpedream Pull List: High Crimes, Denali, Unfair and Phabula (MonkeyBrain Comics) | Pipedream Comics
    February 19, 2013 @ 9:53 pm

    […] crowd and is unlike almost anything out there. Just as we gushed about the stunning originality of Aesops Ark last year, this could well be the new jewel in […]

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  3. PIpedream Pull LIst: Edison Rex #1-6 (IDW Publishing/MonkeyBrain Comics) | Pipedream Comics
    June 23, 2013 @ 10:20 pm

    […] we first reviewed Edison Rex, along with the original MonkeyBrain line up, we criticised it for being a bit unoriginal, however as you continue […]

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  4. “Happy First Birthday MonkeyBrain Comics” – we talk to founder Chris Roberson about the first 12 months of this truly unique digital comics company | Pipedream Comics
    July 2, 2013 @ 5:02 pm

    […] one of the most innovative and exciting companies in the world of digital comics. From it’s initial run of 5 titles, MonkeyBrain has released over 20 titles from some of the comics worlds best names which have been […]

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  5. Revealed: Our top 10 favourite MonkeyBrain Comics | Pipedream Comics
    July 4, 2013 @ 10:01 pm

    […] #3 Aesops Ark When it was released as part of the first MonkeyBrain line-up Aesop’s Ark was the true stand out. A delightful throw back to the world of pen and paper in this new digital age,  J. Torres and Jennifer L. Meyer’s hand drawn and lettered story of animals on board the ark exchanging Aesop-like fables may seem completely at odds with a company looking to make a name in the world of digital but the quality of the work on show is truly astounding. Thanks to the iPad’s retina screen and ability to zoom in on ComiXology’s HD versions every page is a true wonder and delight. Released alongside books about a supervillain who want to be a hero, a teenage crime fighter and supernatural detective as part of the first wave of MonkeyBrain titles, Aesop’s Ark really helped define the eclectic nature of the company and is one of the most beautiful books you will read all year and rightly made it onto our top 10 digital comics of 2012 list. Read our review of all the Monkeybrain launch titles here […]

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  6. Pipedream Pull List: MonkeyBrain Comics’s new launches! | Pipedream Comics
    July 20, 2013 @ 9:53 am

    […] year on from their debut line up launch at Comic Con 2012, MonkeyBrain Comics have released five new titles this week, but how do they […]

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  7. Pipedream Pull List: MonkeyBrain Comics's new launches! | Pipedream ComicsPipedream Comics
    July 25, 2013 @ 6:21 am

    […] year on from their debut line up launch at Comic Con 2012, MonkeyBrain Comics have released five new titles this week, but how do they […]

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  8. Sunday Digest 24/11/13 - the weekend's must-read digital comics including MonkeyBrain's D4VE, Fantagraphics' Violenzia and The Eighth Seal from Thrillbent | Pipedream ComicsPipedream Comics
    November 26, 2013 @ 8:53 pm

    […] slightly lacklustre run of new titles that have failed to capture the excitement and innovation of their first year, MonkeyBrain comics are back to their very best this week with the launch of Ryan Ferrier’s […]

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