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Gary Reed's Final Comic, Savants, to See Print in 2019

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In January, Source Point Press are to publish the final work of Gary Reed, the comic book writer and publisher of Caliber Comics who died two years ago.  Savants was the last comic script he wrote and it is being published in five parts starting in January, drawn by Seth Damoose.
Three issues comic were originally published digitally through Comixology Submit but this will be its first time in print.
SAVANTS #1 (OF 5)
(W) Gary Reed (A) Seth Damoose

This Savants mini-series is the last thing that Gary Reed, the founder of Caliber Comics and the Godfather of indie comics, wrote before his sudden death in 2016. Teenager Amy Berg is taken from her guardian and forced by the government to attend the Center for Intuitive Studies for her education. A rebellious outcast, she knows that life is going to get worse than she could even imagine. Amy, like the others there, seems to have special abilities and the CIS wants to train the students in order to help society. Well, at least that's what the brochures say… In Shops: Jan 30, 2019 SRP: $3.99

Gary Reed's Final Comic, Savants, to See Print in 2019Gary Reed's Final Comic, Savants, to See Print in 2019Gary Reed's Final Comic, Savants, to See Print in 2019Gary Reed's Final Comic, Savants, to See Print in 2019Gary Reed's Final Comic, Savants, to See Print in 2019Gary Reed's Final Comic, Savants, to See Print in 2019

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