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Comic Book Artist # 12 March 2001 (magazine review)

As can be seen from this edition of ‘Comic Book Artist’ from 2001, the subject is ‘Charlton Comics Of The

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Joker (movie poster reveal).
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Joker: Folie à Deux—Because One Joker Wasn’t Chaotic Enough (trailer)

Prepare yourselves, folks, because the clown prince of not-quite-crime is back, and this time, he’s bringing a date! Joker: Folie

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Batman: Volume 9: Bloom [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Danny Miki, Yamick Paquette and Fco Plascencia (graphic novel review).

You would think that after volume 8, this post-Batman era would be drawing to an end. Volume 9: Bloom reprints

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Alter Ego #66 March 2007 (magazine review).

I have to confess I’m not exactly impressed by the cover of the 66th issue of Alter Ego. There’s nothing

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Doom Patrol: The Fourth And Final Season (TV series blu-ray review).

It was only a couple of weeks ago that I discovered Doom Patrol: The Fourth And Final Season was now

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Batman: Volume 8: Superheavy [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Danny Miki (graphic novel review).

How much can be said about this graphic novel, Batman: Volume 8: Superheavy, without giving away too many spoilers? James

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Alter Ego #64 January 2007 (magazine review).

This issue of Alter Ego is mostly focused on Fawcett Publications, with Roy Thomas examining the most successful serial in

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Back Issue #84 October 2015 (magazine review).

As should be obvious from this 84th edition of ‘Back Issue’s cover, the subject is the pre-Crisis Supergirl, specifically from

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Batman: Volume 7: Endgame [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Danny Miki and Fco Plascencia (graphic novel review).

The Batman finds himself battling the Justice League—not as a team, but individually—as he realizes they have all been conquered

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Gen V season 1 Blu-Ray boxset (blu-ray TV series review).

Having withdrawal pains from the lack of new seasons of The Boys last year, Gen V offers a look at

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