Alter Ego #34 March 2004 (magazine review).
With TwoMorrows going to release a Quality Companion shortly, it seemed prudent to read Alter Ego #34 where there is
Read MoreWith TwoMorrows going to release a Quality Companion shortly, it seemed prudent to read Alter Ego #34 where there is
Read MoreThe latest edition of ‘Back Issue’ is the ‘Spider-Rogues Issue’, which explores Spidey’s rogue gallery that hasn’t been covered elsewhere.
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Read MoreAmongst those three lucky lot bids I won was Alter Ego # 16 with this fabulous Alex Ross painting of
Read MoreIn those three joblots I bought off the auction website, I couldn’t believe my luck in getting another Comic Book
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Read MoreThis latest ‘Retro Fan’ has taught me a lot about the American kiddie show ‘Captain Kangaroo’ (1955-1984) as writer L.
Read MoreThis latest installment of ‘Back Issue’ delves into the diverse realms of various savage lands. In the opening article, Jarrod
Read MoreThis issue of ‘Alter Ego’ focuses on Fawcett material, particularly highlighting the non-family member character, Uncle Dudley, explored by writer
Read MoreI really never thought I would be able to hold a copy of Alter Ego # 2 in my hands
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