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Sound and Fury Comic Book

REVIEW: Sturgill Simpson’s Sound and Fury

December 22, 2020December 22, 2020 by Emmet O’Cuana

Following on from the anime inspired by the Sturgill Simpson album, Jason Aaron revisits the world of Sound and Fury for Z2 Comics.

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Categories Comic Books, Music Tags anime, Batman Ninja, Deathburger, Jason Aaron, Jumpei Mizusaki, Netflix, Rosi Kempe, Rufus Dayglo, Ryan Cady, Sturgill Simpson, Takashi Okazaki, Vasilis Lolos, Z2 Comics

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