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Comic Book Artist #15 November 2001 (magazine review).

This turn-of-the-century ‘Comic Book Artist’ had the sub-title ‘The ‘80s Vanguard’, as it looks at some of the creators who

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Hawkgirl: Once Upon A Galaxy by Jadzia Axelrod, Amancay Nahuelpan and Driano Lucas (graphic novel).

I’ve always liked Hawkgirl. At least she had a better helmet to draw from different angles than her husband, Carter

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The Legion: Foundations by Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning and many artists (graphic novel review).

I’ve got to a stage wondering if I’ve missed any ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ stories. I think I’m missing one volume,

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Alter Ego #108 April 2012 (magazine review).

The 108th edition of ‘Alter Ego’ is significant for being its first issue to be in full colour. Editor Roy

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Thunderbolts superhero film.
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Thunderbolts* – The Asterisk Strikes Back (Mark Kermode’s superhero film review).

Mark Kermode is here to review Marvel’s latest cinematic gamble, Thunderbolts (asterisk very much included), which has crash-landed in cinemas

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Legion Of Super-Heroes: When Evil Calls by Paul Levitz, Geraldo Borges, Yildiray Cinar and Phil Jimenez (graphic novel review).

Post-note 2025, 9 years after I originally wrote the review, I’ve finally read the two previous unnumbered volumes leading up

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Legion Of Super-Heroes: Consequences by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar and Geraldo Borges (graphic novel review).

The indicia for this book, ‘Legion of Super Heroes: Consequences,’ by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar, and Geraldo Borges, says the

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The Invincible Gene Colan edited by Clifford Meth (artbook review).

I heard of this book, ‘The Invincible Gene Colan’, last month, never having heard of it before, and wondered why

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Alter Ego #102 June 2011 (magazine review).

Roy Thomas’ editorial in this 2011 edition of ‘Alter Ego’ focuses on why film and TV companies only like a

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Alter Ego #30 November 2003 (magazine review).

When ‘Alter Egos’ appears on the auction website, I typically review a few details from my checklist: do I already

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