And then nothingness was all there was.
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NEW PATRON THANK YOUS
The only reason I’m able to keep making The Young Protectors is because of the very generous support of readers like you on Patreon. Especially now. And we had a bunch of new folks sign up over the last few days! So, please join me in sending out a very special thank you and welcome to the new members of the Woolfpack this week!
Bruno, James, KJ, Luke, Maurizio A., John C., Jake M., John M. and Joshua Z.
Thank you so much for your amazing support, Bruno, James, KJ, Luke, Maurizio, John, Jake, John and Joshua!
Thank you all so much for your amazing support! You and the other members of the Woolfpack are all the real superheroes of this comic!
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So!
So! With some fast thinking, Spooky was able to throw together a parachute, so at least he’s going to be OK. But what’s going on with Flyboy? And those black panels?! Is Flyboy just unconscious? Is it worse than that? And if so, what will Spooky be able to do then?
Tune in this Wednesday to find out! Hope to see you there! 
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