Mjolnir: Tap Two Times an article of numbers by: GF Willmetts (feature).
The Asgardian thunder god Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir, has a rather unusual set of abilities. By a determination of magic by
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Comic Book Creator # 1 Spring 2013 (magazine review).
‘Comic Book Creator’ is the replacement title for ‘Comic Book Artist’, that lasted two years. Although not stated, the implication
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The Ballad Of Halo Jones by Alan Moore and Ian Gibson (graphic novel review).
‘The Ballad Of Halo Jones’ is a rather oddball in the ‘2000AD’ comic-book cannon. It’s not overtly violent in the
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Dan Dare: Pilot Of The Future (The Anastasia, Tempus Frangit, Nimbus, Zylbat And Associated Interplanet Space Fleet Craft by Rod Barzilay and Graham Bleathman (book review).
Back in the 1950s, it was largely believed that the British would lead the space race, which care of ‘The
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The Man Who Laughs by Victor Hugo, David Hine and Mark Stafford (graphic novel review).
‘The Man Who Laughs’ is a graphic novel adaptation of the little-known Victor Hugo novel originally published in 1869. Before
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The Complete D.R. & Quinch by Alan Moore and Alan Davis (graphic novel review).
I want to introduce you to two friends of mine I met back in 1983 or whatever the century was.
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War, Politics And Superheroes by Marc DiPaolo (book review).
The problem with any book focusing on comicbooks is that either the authors are going to be long term comicbook
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Star Trek: Countdown To Darkness by Roberto Orci, Mike Johnson and David Messing (graphic novel review).
‘Star Trek: Countdown To Darkness’ is the prelude to the latest film ‘Star Trek: ‘Into Darkness’, which I suspect some
Read MoreEssential Thor Vol. 6 by Gerry Conway and Roy Thomas (graphic novel review).
‘Essential Thor Vol. 6’ starts off with ‘Hercules Enraged’ from The Mighty Thor # 221 and ends with ‘The Flame
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Essential Fantastic Four Vol. 6 by Stan Lee and Roy Thomas (graphic novel review).
‘From beyond the stars shall come the Overmind and he shall crush the universe.’ So goes an ancient prophecy steeped
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