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Back Issue #119 April 2020 (magazine review).

As writer William Colosimo points out in the first of his articles in the latest issue of ‘Back Issue’, you

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Juan Giménez, illustrator of Metabarons, dies from coronavirus (news).

Very sad news, Juan Giménez, the fabulous Argentine-born illustrator of such comic-books and graphic novels as Metabarons, has passed away

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Marvel MCU: new movie and TV dates (news).

Here’s the current revised list of Marvel MCU movie/TV show dates, all subject to change as-and-if the pandemic situation flexes

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The Mystic Lamb: Admired And Stolen by Harry De Paepe and Jan Van Der Veken (graphic novel).

The Ghent Altarpiece, also known as the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, is a large, multi-panel altar display measuring well

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The Art Of Walter Simonson (graphic novel book review).

Oddly, the reason for my buying a copy of ‘The Art Of Walter Simonson’ was primarily to see the original

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Blood Volume 1 by Neal Adams (graphic novel review).

I had heard vaguely of Neal Adams’ ‘Blood’ graphic novel and finally picked up a copy. What is startling from

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Write Now! Magazine #9 (magazine review).

‘Write Now! Magazine’ was only available from 2005-2009 and only had 20 issues, alas all sold out first hand but

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Asterix artist Albert Uderzo passes away of old age
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Asterix artist Albert Uderzo passes away of old age (news).

Asterix artist Albert Uderzo has passed away today, Tuesday 29th March 2020, at the grand old age of 92, his

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Slaine: The Book Of Scars by Pat Mills, Simon Bisley, Glenn Fabry, Mick McMahan and Clint Langley (graphic novel review).

For UK fans of a certain, um, ‘vintage’, ‘Slaine’, alongside ‘Judge Dredd’, ‘Rogue Trooper’ and the ‘ABC Warriors’ is one

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Batman: Dark Detective by Steve Englehart, Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin (graphic novel review).

The Batman: Dark Detective 6-part mini-series was originally released in 2005. As pointed out while reviewing one of publisher TwoMorrows

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