Static: Season One creators tease the much-anticipated Milestone relaunch title
Milestone Comics is back with the launch of Static: Season One, and the book's creators are talking about how it came together.
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Milestone Comics is back with the launch of Static: Season One, and the book's creators are talking about how it came together.
Writer Vita Ayala and artist Christopher Williams discuss their new Static: Season One comic with io9, and how it connects to the original Milestone.
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