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Elektra Assassin by Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz (comic-book retrospective: video).
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Elektra Assassin by Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz (comic-book retrospective: video).

Ed and Jim bring us a retrospective on the classic comic-book that is the Daredevil special Elektra Assassin, by the

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The Simon And Kirby Library: Crime by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby (graphic novel review).

‘The Simon And Kirby Library: Crime’ is another fine volume in the Titan books series collecting old works by these

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Fighting American: The Ties That Bind by Gordon Rennie and Andie Tong (graphic novel review).

The story of Simon and Kirby’s Fighting American and Speedboy in the 21st century continues in this second volume, ‘Fighting

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Transformers ‘84 Secrets & Lies by Simon Furman and Guido Guidi (graphic novel review).

Unbeknownst to nine year-old me, the UK had the best ‘Transformers’ comics in the 1980s. This was because as well

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Suicide Squad Volume 3: Burning The House Down by Rob Williams, John Romita Jr., Eddy Barrows, John Ostrander and Gus Vazquez (graphic novel review).

Now here’s a problem. The third volume of ‘Suicide Squad Volume 3: Burning The House Down’ comprises of Suicide Squad

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Drawing comic-books the Jim Shooter Way (video).
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Drawing comic-books the Jim Shooter Way (video).

Ed and Jim bring you a little look at drawing comic-books the Jim Shooter Way. Jim Shooter has worked for

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2000AD comic-book artist Simon Jacob interviewed (video).
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2000AD comic-book artist Simon Jacob interviewed (video).

In this one hour and forty-two minute long video, 2000AD comic-book artist Simon Jacob is interviewed about his career –

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Justice League Vs. Suicide Squad (DC Universe Rebirth) by Joshua Williamson, Rob Williams, Tim Seeley, Jason Farbok, Tony S. Daniel and Howard Porter (graphic novel review).

I’m surprised that ‘Justice League Vs. Suicide Squad’ doesn’t come under the ‘Suicide Squad’ numbering system. After all, the indicia

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Nocterra #1 Collector’s Edition by Scott Snyder, Tony S. Daniel and Tomeu Morey (digital comicbook review).

‘Nocterra’ is a new Science Fiction comic book series from Image Comics, which brought you ‘The Walking Dead’, ‘Spawn’ and

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Suicide Squad Vol. 2: Going Sane by Rob Williams, Jim Lee, Stephen Byrne, Carlos D’Anda, Christian Ward and Guiseppe Camuncoli (graphic novel review).

Just a reminder, these editions of the ‘Suicide Squad’, are all part of the ‘DC Universe Rebirth’ run of which

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