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Ronin Uprising by Frank Miller, Philip Tan and Daniel Henriques (graphic novel review).

‘Ronin Rising’ combines samurai-style combat with dystopian Science Fiction but, while the artwork is okay, the story doesn’t really make

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Invasion! Eight-Hour War and a pint (classic comic-book retrospective).

Back in 1977, when British comics weren’t afraid of being shouty, satirical, and stuffed full of morally dubious antiheroes, Invasion!

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The Legion: Foundations by Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning and many artists (graphic novel review).

I’ve got to a stage wondering if I’ve missed any ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ stories. I think I’m missing one volume,

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Juanjo Guarnido: Rejected by Marvel, rescued by cats (comic-book video).
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Juanjo Guarnido: Rejected by Marvel, rescued by cats (comic-book video).

Once upon a time, Juanjo Guarnido was just another talented bloke knocking on Marvel’s door and being politely (or not)

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George R.R. Martin Presents Wild Cards: Now And Then by Carrie Vaughn and art by Renae De Liz (graphic novel review).

There is an art to writing comic books in any format. Unlike written fiction, the visuals are handed over to

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Legion Of Super-Heroes: When Evil Calls by Paul Levitz, Geraldo Borges, Yildiray Cinar and Phil Jimenez (graphic novel review).

Post-note 2025, 9 years after I originally wrote the review, I’ve finally read the two previous unnumbered volumes leading up

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Legion Of Super-Heroes: Consequences by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar and Geraldo Borges (graphic novel review).

The indicia for this book, ‘Legion of Super Heroes: Consequences,’ by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar, and Geraldo Borges, says the

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George R.R. Martin Presents Wild Cards: Sins Of The Father by Melinda M. Snodgrass, and art by Michael Komarck and Elizabeth Leggett (book review).

Back in 2022, the ‘Wild Cards’ reality moved back to its original American publishers, Bantam Books. One of the first

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Century 21: Classic Comic Strips From The Worlds Of Gerry Anderson Volume 2 (graphic novel review).

These ‘Century 21: Classic Comic Strips’ volumes collect reprints from the famous ‘TV Century 21’ British comic, later just ‘TV21

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Legion Of Super-Heroes: The Choice by Paul Levitz, Yildray Cinar and Francis Portela (graphic novel review).

I thought I had caught up on all the Legion books and then found this one, ‘Legion of Superheroes: The

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