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Alter Ego #194 July 2025 (magazine review).

This July issue of ‘Alter Ego’ covers editor Roy Thomas’ 60-year comic book career. Part of me does feel it

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Harley Quinn: Black And White + Redder (graphic novel review).

According to Harley Quinn, ‘What is black and white and redder? A nun in a blender.’ Well, that and other

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Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red (graphic novel review).

I read the sequel book, ‘Harley Quinn: Black + White + Redder’, before realising that there was an earlier book

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The War Between The Land And The Sea episodes 1 & 2 by Russell T Davies (TV review).

OK, so there is no ‘Doctor Who’ this yuletide, but as ‘The War Between The Land And The Sea’ is

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Gen V Season 2 (blu-ray TV series review).

The main problem with ‘Gen V’, as with season 1, is remembering who everyone is. Usually, it’s easier to remember

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Lady Luck (graphic novel review).

Lady Luck was a creation of Will Eisner and a couple of different scriptwriters for an American Sunday newspaper supplement

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The Invisibles: The Invisible Kingdom book 7 by Grant Morrison and assorted artists (graphic novel review)

I think the biggest disappointment with ‘The Invisibles: The Invisible Kingdom book 7’ opening artwork, mostly layouts by Philip Bond

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Alter Ego #119 August 2013 (magazine review).

Going back to 2013, this issue of ‘Alter Ego’ is full of material. For openers, we have Alberto Becattini interviewing

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The Invisibles: Kissing Mister Quimper by Grant Morrison and Chris Weston (graphic novel review).

The more I read ‘The Invisibles’, even 25 years into its future, our present, bearing in mind I haven’t read

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Back Issue #81 September 2018 (magazine review).

Back Issue #81 is also called the ‘All-Jerks Issue! ’ For us in the UK, we don’t use the term

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