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This volume, Legion Of Super-Heroes: The More Things Change, continues with the next seven issues from the 1985 direct-market series.
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This second volume of Thunderbirds features 21 stories, all under the hand of artist Frank Bellamy. Unlike Mike Noble and
Of all the American imports to the UK, one we never got was ‘The Brady Bunch’. Mark Voger interviewed mother
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