Doom Patrol: The Silver Age: Volume One by Arnold Drake, Bob Haney and Bruno Premiani (graphic novel review)
Considering the extent of my second comicbook collection, I only have 10 issues of Doom Patrol in my collection. Hardly
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EC Comics: Race, Shock & Social Protest by Qiana Whitted (book review).
I think the cover of Qiana Whitted’s book, ‘EC Comics: Race, Shock & Social Protest’, should tell you what the
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Carmine Infantino: Penciller * Publisher * Provocateur by Jim Amash with Eric Nolen-Weathington (book review).
Unlike TwoMorrows ‘Modern Masters’ series, they do occasionally do larger volumes on particular people. This is the case with ‘Carmine
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Batman Book Two by Neal Adams (graphic novel review),
‘Batman Book Two’ continues Neal Adams stories from 1969-1971. This time from The Brave And The Bold # 86, Detective
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FBP: Federal Bureau Of Physics #3 by Simon Oliver and Robbi Rodriguez (comic review).
Trying to assess the merits of a comic book series from a single issue part-way through the storyline isn’t easy
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Batman Book One by Neal Adams (graphic novel review).
Believe it or not, the long river website already declares that ‘Batman Book One’ by Neal Adams is already out
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Marvels: Eye Of The Camera by Kurt Busiek, Roger Stern, Jay Anacleto and Brian Haberlin (graphic novel review).
The ‘Marvels: Eye Of The Camera’ 6-part mini-series was originally released in 2010, taking 8 years to complete, as a
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Hashtag: Danger – Volume One: Panic On Dinosaur Mountain by Tom Peyer and Chris Giarrusso (graphic novel review)
A piece of advice given to reviewers for this site is to try and select things to review that you
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Lego Batman Batmobile, just in time for the film’s 30th anniversary.
Tim Burton’s Batman flick celebrates its 30th anniversary this year with a Lego toy replica of the Batmobile. It’s an
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The Art Of Nick Cardy by John Coates (book review).
Nicholas Viscardi aka Nick Cardy (1920-2013) was a comicbook artist that I rarely came across when young. I think the
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