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Back Issue #128 July 2021 (magazine review).
As you can tell from the cover of this ‘Back Issue’, the emphasis is on Bronze Age TV Tie-Ins. Mike Eury’s introduction shows…
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July 2021
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Dungeon Twilight: Vol. 4: The End Of Dungeon by Sear, Trondheim, Alfred and Mazan (graphic novel review).
Diving into a comic-book series with the final collection is probably not the best approach, and to be fair to this book, it…
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Back Issue #127 Jun 2021 (magazine review).
I will admit that I’ve never been a fan of American war comics. Saying that editor Mike Eury’s editorial of how he got…
June 2021
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Aquaman/Suicide Squad: Sink Atlantis! by Rob Williams, Dan Abnett, José Luis and Joe Bennett (graphic novel review).
Well, at least I now know why Suicide Squad # 45-46 was segregated. It’s part of a five-parter with Aquaman # 38-40. Atlantis…
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Draw! #29 Fall 2014 (magazine review).
Going back 7 years with this issue of ‘Draw!’, Mike Manley interviews and talks shop with illustrator Dave Dorman and we see samples…
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Suicide Squad Volume 8: Constriction by Rob Williams, Diogenes Neves, Ronan Cliquet and Philippe Briones (graphic novel review)
I was going to say this was the last volume of the ‘Suicide Squad’ in the ‘Rebirth’ series but there are references to…
May 2021
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Kingdom Come 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition or Black Label Edition by Mark Waid and Alex Ross (graphic novel review).
Yes, I reviewed ‘Kingdom Come’ several years back but a ‘20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition’ also called the ‘Black Label Edition’ has to be…
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Monsters by Barry Windsor-Smith (graphic novel review).
When you read that a book has been thirty-five years in the making, it gives you high expectations. Such is the case with…
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Orwell by Pierre Christin and Sebastian Verdier (graphic novel review).
Who would bother to make a graphic novel about English political writer George Orwell? The French, obviously. They are much more political. While…
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Fantastic Four: Anthesis Treasury Edition by Mark Waid and Neal Adams (graphic novel review).
When I recently discovered that Neal Adams had drawn the mini-series ‘Fantastic Four: Anthesis’, a little investigating also found it had been released…
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Titan by Francois Vigneault (graphic novel review).
‘Titan’ is a graphic novel that’s written and crudely drawn by Francois Vigneault. Crudely but with gusto, good storytelling and a sort of…
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The 27 Run: Crush by Justin Zimmerman and Russell Brown (graphic novel review).
‘The 27 Run: Crush’ is the sequel to ‘The 27 Run’ and has the same writer, Justin Zimmerman. Russell Brown drew the first…