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By July 17, 2023
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A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
A black and white comic, called “Dead Pixel,” shows a Manga-influenced story with a green monster that represents the dead pixel that can appear on a computer screen. In this chapter the dead pixel wanders through a movie lot like setting changing it's shape to blend into the surroundings. A man is witness to some of this and a young girl cries over a lost balloon.
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