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Harley Quinn Vol. 2: Joker Loves Harley by Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner and John Timms (graphic novel review).

These latest adventures of Harley Quinn, taken from her own title, # 8-13 from 2016-17, has gotten ever more surreal.

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Alter Ego #100: Centennial: March 2011 (magazine review).

The 100th issue of ‘Alter Ego’ back in 2011 really had a special squarebound treatment and 28 more pages and

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The Immortal (1969-71) (DVD TV series review).

I bought ‘6 Sci-Fi Series Collection’ as a cheap way to acquire ‘The Immortal’ (1969-71) but as I also like

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Black Mirror: The Complete Fourth Series (DVD SF TV series review).

Be warned, the first episode is 75 minutes long although it’s pretty misleading when 125 minutes popped up on the

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Fantastic Science-Fiction Art: 1926-1954 by Lester Del Rey (book review).

For those of you wanting to complete your SF cover art collection, Lester Del Rey’s 1975 book, ‘Fantastic Science-Fiction Art:

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Illustrators #30 (magazine review).

Editor Diego Cordoba interviews This is about his early career where he got the nickname of ‘the Godfather Of Pulp

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The Art Of Onward by Drew Taylor (book review).

A peculiar trait of Chronicle Books’ Pixar ‘Art Of-’ books is you don’t really need to know much about the

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The Art Of Statistics: Learning From Data by David Spiegelhalter (book review).

Statistics are nothing unless you understand how sampling and analysis is done and can draw real conclusions from them. With

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Harley Quinn Volume 1: Hot In The City by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Chad Hardin, Stephanie Roux, Alex Sinclair and Paul Mounts (graphic novel review).

I was curious to see how Harley Quinn was treated in ‘The New 52’ and pulled ‘Volume 1: Hot In

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Draw! #28 Spring 2014 (magazine review).

By far the biggest section of Draw! # 28 back in 2014 is an interview with Farel Dalrymple. Looking at

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