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Back Issue #153 August 2024 (magazine review).

The cover of this ‘Back Issue’ clearly showcases a focus on younger comicbook characters. From a superhero perspective, it certainly

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Back Issue #151 June 2024 (magazine review).

This edition of ‘Back Issue’ focuses on ‘Dreams and Nightmares’. Editor Michael Eury emphasizes that the inclusion of writer Neil

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Back Issue #150 April 2024 (magazine review).

As you can tell from the cover of this latest issue of ‘Back Issue’, it is a reminder of when

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Back Issue #57 July 2012 (magazine review).

The principle interview in this ‘Back Issue’ is ‘Bobby’ Greenburger’s interview with former DC president and publisher Jenette Kahn about

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Back Issue #148 December 2023 (magazine review).

This issue of ‘Back Issue’ delves into ‘DC Super Stars of Space’, with an intriguing opener by writer Dan Hogan

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Back Issue #149 February 2024 (magazine review).

This edition of Back Issue treads somewhat familiar yet new territory for me, as it delves into the 1980s’ independent

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Back Issue #22 June 2007 (magazine review).

This issue of ‘Back Issue’ from 16 years ago delves into the theme of ‘dynamic duos’, extending beyond its cover

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Back Issue #147 October 2023 (magazine review).

As you can likely discern from the cover of this ‘Back Issue’, the spotlight is firmly on George Pérez. Given

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Back Issue #13 December 2005 (magazine review).

I recently had the good fortune to obtain the 13th issue of ‘Back Issue’. Although its cover, which is dedicated

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Back Issue #146 September 2023 (magazine review).

The cover of this “Back Issue” speaks volumes with a single word: Daredevil. Specifically, it highlights the years Gene Colan

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