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  • Genre:comics & graphic novels
  • Sub-genre:Superheroes (see also FICTION / Superheroes)
  • Language:English
  • Series Title:Issue 1
  • Series Number:1
  • Pages:60
  • Paperback ISBN:9798350993226

Savage Maw

By John Decoda Jaynes

Overview

Savage-Maw is about a Soviet Splinter Group during the Vietnam War. They were creating animalistic super soldiers. During the mission, Eric W. Voss, aka Savage-Maw, was eventually captured by the KGB Agents, and then Savage-Maw took his revenge on the people who turned him into a living weapon. The comic book was made to honor the men and women of the military.

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Description

Savage-Maw is about a Soviet Splinter Group during the Vietnam War. They were creating animalistic super soldiers. During the mission, Eric W. Voss, aka Savage-Maw, was eventually captured by the KGB Agents, and then Savage-Maw took his revenge on the people who turned him into a living weapon. The comic book was made to honor the men and women of the military.

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About The Author

John Decoda Jaynes was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. His hobbies include drawing, painting, creating original designs and works of art with his kiln, and spending time in nature. John is interested in folklore, technology, science fiction, nature and reading classic works of literature, such as Dracula and Frankenstein. John has written this book with the support and encouragement of his mother, Teresa Phillips, his step-father, Charles Phillips, his father, John M. Jaynes and his grandmother, Phyllis Johnson. Savage Maw collection is solely based upon the author's understanding of mythology and history. This story's excitement stems from its themes of magic, technology, folklore beings, mythology, history, and art. The story focuses on the conflict between good versus evil, and promotes the message that evil will always fail against good, no matter how powerful it may be. This message is relevant because the author believes that it is better to be a good and productive person, instead of someone that destroys others or their surroundings.
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