Archive for May, 2009
(Same comic book drawings) This series’ redemption comes from Leinil Francis Yu’s excellent artwork. It’s strong and colorful, but rarely is it bright. It fits the story perfectly. For this reason I would recommend this comic. I found it interesting to see a writer attempt a
This series’ redemption comes from Leinil Francis Yu’s excellent artwork. It’s strong and colorful, but rarely is it bright. It fits the story perfectly. For this reason I would recommend this comic. I found it interesting to see a writer attempt a
I have been reading comics for almost 20 years now, and Superman stands as the one I like the most ok, it is old fashioned, he can be pretty boring, but what can I say, he was the first and still the best .
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
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Like all the S/B stories, this one features more twists than a bag of pretzels. (comic book artist mike ruize)
Like all the S/B stories, this one features more twists than a bag of pretzels.
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Carolyn Topcik, RE/MAX Experts
Popularity: 8% [?]
Fun read. Intelligent read. Satisfying read. In other words, a very worthwhile take on the Superman character that might make you think, but, more importantly, will keep you entertained. (comic books marvel)
Fun read. Intelligent read. Satisfying read. In other words, a very worthwhile take on the Superman character that might make you think, but, more importantly, will keep you entertained.
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
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Batman looks EXACTLY the same as the series 1 figure. (future comic book prices)
Batman looks EXACTLY the same as the series 1 figure.
Unfortunately, as Revealed is the final part of a trilogy, it spends a great deal of time tying up loose ends and completing the story from the other two books. In addition, as it is a tie in to other stories like The OMAC Project, Day of Vengeance and Su
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
Detective Comics Scores First #1?
Numbers guru John Jackson Miller has written up his piece on April’s comics sales, and one thing he notes that’s hugely amusing is that this may be the first time in the history of comics sales that Detective Comics held the #1 position. This is remarkable from a few angles. One is that Detective Comics never accidentally ended up #1 at some point over the years, another is that of the two caped-crusader main titles Batman seems to have been the home of most of the obvious contenders for #1 in the character’s history, but most of all it’s just fascinating to have a comic that dang old hit #1 on the charts. It’s sort of like Mickey Rooney punching to the top of the film box office numbers.
Miller also notes that after running a comparison between 2009 and 1994 — before Marvel split off and therefore a time when there were a metric ton of comics coming out under the full-steam-ahead engine created in the late 1980s and geared up in the early 1990s, the market wasn’t any more or less top-heavy than it is now. Not to any reasonable extent. According to Miller, the top 61 books accounted for half of all unit sales within the Top 300 comics list in 1994; the top 58 books accounted for half of all unit sales within the Top 300 comics list now.
Grant Morrison: Terrifying Immortal Superman Or Simply Unstuck In Time?
that’s him at 1:22, I swear to God
Go, Read: The Real Deal Interview
Popularity: 7% [?]
Most of the time I dont care for Superman books. With the exception of when he died and returned and Kingdom Come i dont really enjoy Superman. I think he is terrific in the SUPERMAN/BATMAN arcs but superman is almost too perfect. I really enjoyed this (comic book price list)
Most of the time I dont care for Superman books. With the exception of when he died and returned and Kingdom Come i dont really enjoy Superman. I think he is terrific in the SUPERMAN/BATMAN arcs but superman is almost too perfect. I really enjoyed this
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
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Real Estate Statistics - Not Always What They Seem
Read enough about the Phoenix (or elsewhere) real estate market, and someone will start spouting statistics. And while market stats are important to understand, one must exercise extreme caution in interpreting them, or listening to others interpretations. Let’s take a…
Runt Rants - Dog Tags
&
Fallen Heros
A year ago I did a Runt Rant on the subject of Dog Tags. A friend of mine lost a son to the Iraq War. He honored me with a gift of his son’s commemorative dog tag. I vowed to…
Popularity: 5% [?]
Though the story is redeemed in the end by a circular ending which seems to say we are always doomed to repeat the same mistakes, this “devastating critique” is not really all that original, exciting, or particularly entertaining. Nor does it comment on (adult sex comic book)
Though the story is redeemed in the end by a circular ending which seems to say we are always doomed to repeat the same mistakes, this “devastating critique” is not really all that original, exciting, or particularly entertaining. Nor does it comment on
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
Popularity: 6% [?]
The scene with Krypto, short (alien vs predator comic books) as it is, is worth the price of the book by itself! Wonderful!
The scene with Krypto, short as it is, is worth the price of the book by itself! Wonderful!
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
Quick video on the Q Series Weber Grill BBQs from my sponsors, Weber. Read my review online at www.benjaminchristie.com The Weber Grill Q220 is a fantastic portable grill BBQ unit which fits my needs for filming and entertaining.
How to Barbecue Sausage : Cooking Apparatuses for BBQ Sausage
Learn the various tools used to barbecuesausage with expert cooking tips in this free BBQ recipe video clip. Expert: Lawrence Holmes Bio: Lawrence Holmes is a 3rd Generation BBQ master. His great grandfather Emet’s (Papi) Louisiana recipes have been enjoyed for over 103 years. Filmmaker: Craig Weisman
How To BBQ Championship Ribs By The Champs
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Grilled Stuffed Chicken Breast Recipe by the BBQ Pit Boys
-moist and tender skinless, boneless stuffed chicken breast from the barbecue grill is easy to do with these simple tips as shown by one of the BBQ Pit Boys. You can print out this BBQ Pit Boys recipe at www.BarbecueWeb.com —
Popularity: 8% [?]
By all means this series should have worked. It’s John Byrne and it’s in the 1980s. He’s at his peak. I wanted it to work but frankly, this is a terrible (comic book price lists online) story.
By all means this series should have worked. It’s John Byrne and it’s in the 1980s. He’s at his peak. I wanted it to work but frankly, this is a terrible story.
I grew up as a fan of Superman, but I never really read the comics. Recently I have gottn back into following the exploits of the Man of Steel, but there was so much I missed. This book has helped explain a lot without me having to go back and buy all t
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
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I enjoyed the art for this series of issues and therefore in this book a great deal. It is more realistic than any other art has been (collector comic books) for the Superman/Batman series of books and comics to date.
I enjoyed the art for this series of issues and therefore in this book a great deal. It is more realistic than any other art has been for the Superman/Batman series of books and comics to date.
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Amazing Spider-Man Complete Comic Book Collection Win/Mac
Amazing Spider-Man: The Complete Collection brings together four decades of adventures with one of the world’s most famous heroes! Revisit and relive every Amazing Spider-Man comic book ever printed covering over 43 years. Including the mind-blowing 12 Milestones of Amazing Spider-Man spanning March 1963 through June 2006. A total of over 575 complete comic books including Annuals, all articles, Spider-Web column pages, Bullpen Bulletins, Pinups and every single advertisement.
DVD-ROM:
CDPlus Spider-Web column pages, bullpen bulletins, and advertisements,Over 575 original full-length digital comic books on DVD-ROM,All Amazing Spider-Man comic books ever printed covering over 43 years,12 milestones of Amazing Spider-Man from March 1963 to June 2006,Complete comic book collection with annuals, all articles, and pinups
Company:GIT Corp
(2006-10-09)
List Price:$49.99
Amazon Price:$33.89
Used Price:$34.95
Justice League Unlimited - Season Two (DC Comics Classic Collection)
In the final 13 episodes of Justice League Unlimited, Grodd recruits Lex Luthor, Sinestro, Bizarro, Giganta, and hordes of other villains to form the Legion of Doom, leading to numerous action-packed episodes of villains fighting the superheroes of the expanded JLU. The core members of the original series–Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, Hawkgirl, Flash, and Green Lantern–are supplemented by such heroes as Green Arrow, Black Canary, Supergirl, Red Tornado, and Mister Terrific. But even waves of super-beings would be a bore if the stories weren’t compelling and well-thought-out, and dashed with humor. It’s the respect for the viewer’s intelligence that elevates JLU beyond a kids’ series to arguably the best animated-superhero show ever.
During the season, Hawkgirl meets Katar Hol, Hawkman, who claims that he and Hawkgirl are the resurrection of centuries-ago lovers, which throws a wrench into her developing relationship with Green Lantern (”Shadow of the Hawk,” “Ancient History”). Flash fights a rogue’s gallery of his arch enemies alongside Batman and Orion (”Flash and Substance”), Luthor switches brains with the Flash in “The Great Brain Robbery” (inside joke: Michael Rosenbaum is the voice of Flash, but plays Lex Luthor in the series Smallville) , and Luthor’s and Grodd’s struggle for dominance of the Legion of Doom comes to a head in the final two-parter, which leads to an unlikely partnership against the ultimate supervillain. The series also dips into other characters and realms of DC comic-book lore, such as the Legion of Super-Heroes (”Far from Home”), Deadman (”Dead Reckoning”), the Seven Soldiers of Victory (”Patriot Act”), Birds of Prey (”Grudge Match”), and Mike Grell’s Warlord (”Chaos at the Earth’s Core”). In the bonus features, the series creators discuss JLU’s ongoing Cadmus story line, there’s a music-only track of the series’ final episode, and the creators do a 30-minute on-screen commentary talking about three late-season episodes. –David Horiuchi
DVD:
Animated,Closed-captioned,Color,DVD-Video,Subtitled,Widescreen,NTSC
Company:Warner Home Video
(2007-03-20)
List Price:$26.98
Amazon Price:$15.99
Used Price:$15.99
Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker (The Original Uncut Version)
Some diehard Batfans have been slow to warm to the animated series Batman Beyond even though it was created by the same team responsible for the excellent Batman cartoon of the early ’90s. The Dark Knight should be a brooding avenger in a noir-nightmare Gotham City, the purists argue, not some smart-aleck teen four decades in the future, with jet packs, invisibility shields, and other sci-fi gizmos loaned him by an elderly Bruce Wayne (voiced, excellently as always, by Kevin Conroy, his stony bass given a raspy hint of old age), now confined to hobbling about on a cane and monitoring his protg’s activities from the Batcave. Between its respectful reexamination of the “tortured hero” mythos and its sleek, anime-inspired look, this feature-length movie should go a long way toward quieting their complaints. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that they’ve brought back the most legendary figure in the Rogues Gallery (voiced by Mark Hamill, deliciously deranged), but exactly how and why the Joker has managed to turn up 40 years after his last meeting with Batman still as youthful and diabolical as ever is explained not only logically but terrifyingly as well. The secret behind his arrival is perhaps the saddest, grimmest twist any purported “kids’ show” has dared to attempt. (Parents may well want to preview this tape before screening it for the very young.) Once again, Warner Brothers’ cartoon Batman has outshone all the live-action films, never allowing the thrilling action set pieces or flashes of wry humor to drown out the drama, even tragedy, of the all-too-human superheroes. –Bruce Reid
Director:
Curt Geda
DVD:
Animated,Color,DVD-Video,Full Screen,NTSC
Company:Warner Home Video
(2002-04-23)
ISBN:0790766833
List Price:$9.98
Amazon Price:$3.42
Used Price:$3.99
How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way
VHS Tape:
Color,Original recording reissued,NTSC
Company:Anchor Bay
(2002-05-07)
List Price:$9.99
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Used Price:$2.63
Diablo Grande real estate Modesto
Popularity: 8% [?]
I admit I enjoy this, but it can get tiresome (vintage dc comic books) every now and then.
I admit I enjoy this, but it can get tiresome every now and then.
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Popularity: 7% [?]
Still, this (free comic book price guide) is a fun comic with some dark tones that should entertain serious DC Comics fans.
Still, this is a fun comic with some dark tones that should entertain serious DC Comics fans.
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Nintendo Monopoly
Now You’re Playing With Power! The most recognizable and unforgettable characters in the video game world have teamed up to bring you the Nintendo Collector’s Edition of the world’s most popular board game, MONOPOLY. No controllers are necessary this time as you join forces with Mario, Luigi, Link, Zelda, Kirby and others on a quest to defeat your opponents and own it all. This edition comes complete with 6 collectible pewter tokens featuring Mario’s Cap, Link’s Iron Boots, Donkey Kong’s Barrel, Hylian Shield, Koopa Shell and NES Controller. Rules include a 60 minute speed play option for a shorter game with the same amount of fun. Now you can buy, sell and trade your favorite Nintendo characters for a whole new game-playing experience. From everyone’s favorite red-capped plumber to barrel-tossing Donkey Kong, they’re all up for grabs in this exciting fun-filled adventure. For 2 to 6 players. Ages 8 and up.
Toy:
Customized game board features iconic characters from Nintendo’s 7 most popular video game properties: Mario, Donkey Kong, Zelda, Metroid, Kirby, Star Fox, and Wario,Familiar, traditional Monopoly game play,Collectible pewter tokens,Speed play option included
Company:MONOPOLY
(2006-06-12)
List Price:$35.95
Amazon Price:$26.50
Stainless Steel Silver X Claw w/ Stand
Hey bub, I go where I wanna go, and Get outta my way, are all things you’ll be able to say just like Wolverine when your wielding a Silver X-Claw. We don’t recommend you take on a pack of Sentinels with the Silver X-Claws, but do recommend showing them off to your friends. Constructed from stainless steel and sharpened to a razor sharp edge, handle wrapped in black leather for comfort. No knuckle guard has been added for hand protection, so caution is always advised. Sold individually with one plaque each.
Misc.:
Measurements: Each Blade Measures 11 inches long,Constructed From Stainless Steel,Comfortable Leather Wrapped Handle,Includes Wooden Display Plaque,Great Cosplay Costume Addition
Company:China
List Price:$35.00
Amazon Price:$19.90
Teen Titans Deluxe Party Kit
Make your party a true adventure with the Teen Titans Deluxe Party Kit. The Teen Titans Deluxe Party Kit for 8 guests includes:
- (8) 9″ Dinner Plates
- (8) 7″ Dessert Plates
- (8) 9oz Paper Cups
- (16) Lunch Napkins
- (8) Invitations with envelopes
- (24) Piece Purple Cutlery Set* - (8) Forks (8) Spoons (8) Knives
- (24) Black Cake Candles*
- (1) 54″ x 102″ Teen Titans Plastic Tablecover
- (18) 12″ Latex Balloons - 6 each; Regal Purple, Deep Jade and Sun Yellow*
- (1) 19″ Green Metallic Star Balloon* with balloon cup* and stick*
- (3) 81′ Crepe Streamers - 1 each; Royal Purple, Holiday Green, Buttercup Yellow*
- (3) 75′ Curling Ribbons - 1 each; Purple, Emerald, Yellow*
These are officially licensed Teen Titans? DC Comics products. *Please Note: These items (*) are not offically licensed.
Don’t forget a Disposable Helium Tank* and other related items shown below.
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Like the previous volumes in the Ruin trilogy, this story has problems all over the place. For one thing, it’s inaccessible to people who (sell old comic book) aren’t long time Superman readers. I’ve been reading comics for years, but no effort is made to explain Ruin’s id
Like the previous volumes in the Ruin trilogy, this story has problems all over the place. For one thing, it’s inaccessible to people who aren’t long time Superman readers. I’ve been reading comics for years, but no effort is made to explain Ruin’s id
I just bought this the other day, and I gotta say I’m impressed! Of course, I knew the book would be good, since Loeb wrote it, and since one of the best artist in the biz provided the art Ed McGuiness . The story is an entertaining one, with lots of ac
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Theories of Everything: Selected, Collected, and Health-Inspected Cartoons, 1978-2006
Author:Roz Chast
Hardcover:
400 pages
Company:Bloomsbury USA
(2006-10-31)
(2006-10-31)
ISBN:158234423X
List Price:$45.00
Amazon Price:$27.00
Used Price:$18.63
Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker (The Original Uncut Version)
Some diehard Batfans have been slow to warm to the animated series Batman Beyond even though it was created by the same team responsible for the excellent Batman cartoon of the early ’90s. The Dark Knight should be a brooding avenger in a noir-nightmare Gotham City, the purists argue, not some smart-aleck teen four decades in the future, with jet packs, invisibility shields, and other sci-fi gizmos loaned him by an elderly Bruce Wayne (voiced, excellently as always, by Kevin Conroy, his stony bass given a raspy hint of old age), now confined to hobbling about on a cane and monitoring his protg’s activities from the Batcave. Between its respectful reexamination of the “tortured hero” mythos and its sleek, anime-inspired look, this feature-length movie should go a long way toward quieting their complaints. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that they’ve brought back the most legendary figure in the Rogues Gallery (voiced by Mark Hamill, deliciously deranged), but exactly how and why the Joker has managed to turn up 40 years after his last meeting with Batman still as youthful and diabolical as ever is explained not only logically but terrifyingly as well. The secret behind his arrival is perhaps the saddest, grimmest twist any purported “kids’ show” has dared to attempt. (Parents may well want to preview this tape before screening it for the very young.) Once again, Warner Brothers’ cartoon Batman has outshone all the live-action films, never allowing the thrilling action set pieces or flashes of wry humor to drown out the drama, even tragedy, of the all-too-human superheroes. –Bruce Reid
Director:
Curt Geda
DVD:
Animated,Color,DVD-Video,Full Screen,NTSC
Company:Warner Home Video
(2002-04-23)
ISBN:0790766833
List Price:$9.98
Amazon Price:$3.42
Used Price:$3.99
Punisher T-Shirt, Skull
100% preshrunk cotton with design printed on the front, 5.6 oz with shoulder-to-shoulder tape with a seamless collar, and double needle construction throughout.
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Ultimate X-Men Complete Comic Book Collection (Win/Mac)
Ultimate X-Men is the wildly successful relaunch that jettisons over forty years of continuity and sets the clock back to the beginning for Marvel’s first group of mutant super heroes. This is a fresh start for the X-Men that begins when they’re still teenagers just becoming a part of Charles Xavier’s School For Gifted Youngsters and chronicles their new first encounters with Magneto, the Sentinels, Juggernaut, etc. The book is published on a monthly basis and is a cornerstone of the Ultimate Universe, a separate line of comics Marvel produces all sharing the same taking-it-from-the-start philosophy. Ultimate X-men includes 70 issues from February 2001 through May 2006, including annual. It also includes bios of all characters!
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DVD-VideoUltimate X-Men is the wildly successful relaunch that jettisons over forty years of continuity and sets the clock back,to the beginning for Marvel’s first group of mutant super heroes. This is a fresh start for the X-Men,that begins when they’re still teenagers just becoming a part of Charles Xavier’s School For Gifted Youngsters and,chronicles their new first encounters with Magneto,
Company:GIT Corp
(2006-05-02)
List Price:$9.99
Amazon Price:$7.26
Used Price:$7.17
Popularity: 9% [?]
I cant say that i care much for the art in this third book, but i totally dig the story. It is engaging , while at the same time filled with mystery and (old comic book prices) jaw dropping scenes. Overall, i like this book for the story, but feel that the art should have been d
I cant say that i care much for the art in this third book, but i totally dig the story. It is engaging , while at the same time filled with mystery and jaw dropping scenes. Overall, i like this book for the story, but feel that the art should have been d
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
HUD Releases New 4155.2, Lenders Guide to the Single Family Mortgage Insurance Process
HUD recently released a new handbook - HUD 4155.2, Lenders Guide to the Single Family Mortgage Insurance Process. Click here or the link below to view handbook. Pay particular attention to Chapter 4 - Property Valuation and Appraisals. The new…
Update on HVCC’s Independent Valuation Protection Institute (IVPI)
We are reminding you that the Home Valuation Code of Conduct (Code) goes into effect today, May 1, 2009, and Freddie Mac will no longer purchase mortgages from Sellers who have not adopted the Code. Additionally, for all mortgages with…
The 1004MC-71 Industry Update Part 3; What Goes Where and Why?
This is the third in a four-part series dealing with the new 1004MC form (MCF) by David Braun, MAI, SRA. In Part 1 of this series, David began with a discussion of where appraisers are NOW . . .and gave…
The 1004MC-71 Industry Update Part 2; Frustration Turns To Panic
This is the second in a four-part series dealing with the new 1004MC form (MCF) by David Braun, MAI, SRA. In Part 1 of this series, David began with a discussion of where appraisers are NOW . . .and gave…
Popularity: 7% [?]
He’s Clark Kent. That’s what his parents named him. Growing up, the other kids made fun of him. He’s heard every possible joke that can be imagined about having the same name as the comic book character Superman; but he’s never considered them funn (western comic books)
He’s Clark Kent. That’s what his parents named him. Growing up, the other kids made fun of him. He’s heard every possible joke that can be imagined about having the same name as the comic book character Superman; but he’s never considered them funn
After reading the affordable DEATH OF SUPERMAN trade, I can say that I’m not very impressed with it. The story, from Dan Jurgens, Louise Simonson, and others, is a simple affair: an unknown threat emerges from an unknown location with an unknown agenda
The Comic Book is one of America’s unsung contribution to culture.
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
FAQ - Which Tintin Album Will Be the First Tintin Movie
By Holly Franklin
The Tintin movie to be released in 2009 and to be directed by either Peter Jackson or Steven Spielberg will prove to be a big draw at the box office. The buzz around the Tintin movie is already huge with several Tintin forums red hot with discussion
I have already gone into the explanation about why this Tintin movie trilogy has been so popular before. Tintin is an everyman whose character is something that we can all relate to. His innate sense to do well and find the truth is something that we all relate to from our childhood. Tintin is a European cartoon legend.
There have been 23 adventures written by Herge from 1929 to 1976 sadly with a 24th Tintin and the Alpha-Art incomplete when he died in 1983. Herge specified in his will that there should be no new illustrated adventures after his passing.
On May 15th on what was the week before people were to celebrate what would have been Herge 100th birthday Spielberg and Jackson announced they would be translating three existing Tintin stories to the big screen.
The big question is now which Tintin album will be the first to be turned into a Tintin movie. There has been a lot of talk and it been a closely guarded secret. The buzz has been great and the speculation huge. There are 23 Tintin adventures to choose from and so a lot of possible material to cover.
The album of choice will probably come after 1940 because this is when Herge introduced the much loved character Captain Haddock rumored to be played by Tom Hanks. It is also true that Herge was a lot less political in his stories after the second world war that ended in 1944 (He had worked under Nazi occupation in Belgium writing for a paper).
The most likely source for the Tintin movie will be from the double installment episodes from Herge middle period: the pirate/submarine yarn The Secret of the Unicorn and its sequel Red Rackham’s Treasure (1943-44); the Inca Diptych The Seven Crystal Balls and The Prisoner of the Sun (1948-9); and the post-war Destination Moon/Explorers on the Moon (1953-54) where Tintin becomes the first human on the Moon 15 years before Neil Armstrong. Tintin reaches the lunar surface on what looks suspiciously like a V-2 rocket.
The other single volume adventures would at first appear a little too slender to create into a film. It is believed that Spielberg and Jackson have yet to confirm which albums they will work on all though speculation has increased as to who will playing which Tintin role. Rupert Grint (of Harry Potter fame) has been linked to the part of the pesky Walloon reporter. There may though be a few surprises and even Gwyneth Paltrow name has been mentioned more than once.
Whatever happens and we wait with baited breath any announcement will be big news in Hollywood.
The Secret of the Unicorn is going to be very popular search topic as the Tintin movie draws near. Holly Franklin has been a big Tintin fan for a number of years. She is very much looking forward to the new Tintin movie trilogy due for release in 2009.
Spider Man Comics
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Evil Villains
By Jeff Austin
It does not matter if we are adults or children we all love seeing action comic stories that pit good guys against bad guys with the winner being clearly addressed. One such comic that has world wide appeal is that of the amazing Spider Man comics. These comics feature Peter Parker and his wise cracking, web slinging alter ego self Spider Man.
Spider Man debuted in Marvel Comics during 1962. As he was only a guest appearance in that particular comic it was not considered that Spider Man would become a huge success in his own rights. This successful occurrence caused Marvel Comics to create a separate comic book series for Spider Man.
The various adventures of Spider Man comics began with Stan Lee and Steve Dikto. These are the people who contributed greatly towards Spider Mans popularity with the many fans. Spider Man has for the most part been shown wearing a blue and red suit. The suit has black web lines crossing over the red sections of his suit.
While this is the main costume of the Spider Man comic hero, there was a time when the storyline changed Spider Mans entire outfit to a black one. This black suited Spider Man Comic series lasted for about four years from 1984 onwards. At the end of that time the various fans of the Spider Man comics would learn of a new character to the world of Spider Man. This character was an alien Symbiote.
The Black Symbiote, Mary Jane Watson, the Green Goblin and the various other villains and heroes who have made their appearance in the Spider Man comics have all help to keep the fans interest by changing the various battles and situations that Spidey as he is also called continuously faces.
In the many different adventures of the Spider Man comics both Spider and Peter Parker are shown as down to earth individuals. This trait allows the various readers to identify to some extent with Spider Man. This is also probably why Spider Man comics are so very popular.
Other than battling evil villains the Spider Man comics also deal with various social issues that are ongoing in our society. The influence these comics have, cant be underestimated as many of the Spider Man comic fans are children.
In all of these Spider Man comics we are shown how theses social issues affect the various people who are in the storyline. As comics like Spider Man continue to grow in popularity you will get to see the various other ideas that Marvel Comics has in store for our web slinging hero the Amazing Spider Man.
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How to Trade, Sell, or Buy Comics Online
By Phoenix Delray
Ever since we were introduced to Spiderman for the first time in 1938, millions of people across the globe have scrambled to buy comics from trade shows, shops, and private sellers. The books have remained popular with readers of all ages, and there are thousands or even millions that have been printed all over the world. Comic books owe much of their glory to commercialization, publicity, and the allure of imagination.
Once the first shop opened for fans to buy comics from, it didnt take long before the popularity of the thin, illustrated books spread like the flu in the middle of winter. In the beginning, these books cost enough for people that they would often really have to put forth an effort to save their money to buy one that they really wanted. These days, however, they can be found for cheap, as long as they are not yet one of the coveted collector editions. Many experts these days agree that the best avenue for finding and buying great comic books is found in the world of online shopping.
To buy comics online, youll have to first find the most reputable sellers. There are some things that you can look for to safeguard yourself against crooks like searching out customer feedback, looking to see if they are members of the Better Business Bureau, seeing if they have a secure web site, and so on. There are tons of valuable deals that are available on every kind of site from the sites of the private sellers to international auction sites.
Those websites that have established themselves as safe, prominent places for shopping are the most recommended pages to browse through. Some of the deals and discounts that sellers make available when you buy comics are things like bulk discounts, shipping discounts, and many also have email mailing lists for those avid fans who would like to receive special preferred member sale announcements and bonus buys.
The heroes and heroines that are found in the books continue to fill imaginations from young to old, and although there are many new characters that are born into the comic book world, there are the everlasting, infamous, and invincible ones that will seemingly continue on forever. As stated before, Spider Man is more popular than ever, which is amazing considering that he is now at least 71 years old! If you are thinking of investing in the world of these magazines and books, they are as close as your fingertips online, which makes it easier than ever to find and buy comics of all kinds at all price ranges.
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All in all, a fun (comic book conventions) read for light or heavy comic book fans.
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And Clark. Making him a big high school jock was such a big mistake. They did it right in the sappy, teen drama series, Smallville, by Clark’s parent’s forbidding him to play any sports and so he was refused of ever being a popular athlete and school he
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FAQ - Which Tintin Album Will Be the First Tintin Movie
By Holly Franklin
The Tintin movie to be released in 2009 and to be directed by either Peter Jackson or Steven Spielberg will prove to be a big draw at the box office. The buzz around the Tintin movie is already huge with several Tintin forums red hot with discussion
I have already gone into the explanation about why this Tintin movie trilogy has been so popular before. Tintin is an everyman whose character is something that we can all relate to. His innate sense to do well and find the truth is something that we all relate to from our childhood. Tintin is a European cartoon legend.
There have been 23 adventures written by Herge from 1929 to 1976 sadly with a 24th Tintin and the Alpha-Art incomplete when he died in 1983. Herge specified in his will that there should be no new illustrated adventures after his passing.
On May 15th on what was the week before people were to celebrate what would have been Herge 100th birthday Spielberg and Jackson announced they would be translating three existing Tintin stories to the big screen.
The big question is now which Tintin album will be the first to be turned into a Tintin movie. There has been a lot of talk and it been a closely guarded secret. The buzz has been great and the speculation huge. There are 23 Tintin adventures to choose from and so a lot of possible material to cover.
The album of choice will probably come after 1940 because this is when Herge introduced the much loved character Captain Haddock rumored to be played by Tom Hanks. It is also true that Herge was a lot less political in his stories after the second world war that ended in 1944 (He had worked under Nazi occupation in Belgium writing for a paper).
The most likely source for the Tintin movie will be from the double installment episodes from Herge middle period: the pirate/submarine yarn The Secret of the Unicorn and its sequel Red Rackham’s Treasure (1943-44); the Inca Diptych The Seven Crystal Balls and The Prisoner of the Sun (1948-9); and the post-war Destination Moon/Explorers on the Moon (1953-54) where Tintin becomes the first human on the Moon 15 years before Neil Armstrong. Tintin reaches the lunar surface on what looks suspiciously like a V-2 rocket.
The other single volume adventures would at first appear a little too slender to create into a film. It is believed that Spielberg and Jackson have yet to confirm which albums they will work on all though speculation has increased as to who will playing which Tintin role. Rupert Grint (of Harry Potter fame) has been linked to the part of the pesky Walloon reporter. There may though be a few surprises and even Gwyneth Paltrow name has been mentioned more than once.
Whatever happens and we wait with baited breath any announcement will be big news in Hollywood.
The Secret of the Unicorn is going to be very popular search topic as the Tintin movie draws near. Holly Franklin has been a big Tintin fan for a number of years. She is very much looking forward to the new Tintin movie trilogy due for release in 2009.
Barack Obama and Spiderman Comic Books
By neo2012
There is a brand new President and along with that will come a slew of new products meant to celebrate or scorn the new government. Only in America! You can bet that Obama Comic Books will be a hit. Whether they hail the Commander in Chief or question his actions, they are sure to be fun.
Obama comic books are sure to be bi-partisan entertainment that is light-hearted and brings some much needed humor to the worries of the day. There is much hope riding on our new President, and times are tough. Why not enjoy a little humor to go along with it? President Obama and his family are going to be the focus of attention for a long time. This is just beginning. Follow the presidency with some humor with an Obama comic book.
Americans love humor and they love poking a little fun at the Government administration. This is one of the few Countries that it is legal to do so without fear of repercussion. So, enjoy the humor that goes along with it. Follow President Obama and his family via an Obama comic book. The series of comic books is sure to be popular as we step forward into a new era of leadership.
Comic books have been popular since the first one was ever printed and this is no exception. Identify with the President or identify with the nay-Sayers and follow along with an Obama comic book. Comic books allow us to add a little levity to serious situations and events. They bring out possibilities and circumstances that may or may not be and entertain us at the same time.obama-comic-books-2
The world is looking for change starting with President Obamas Inauguration. See how that develops in the comic book world along with the real world. No matter which party you belong to, you will enjoy the Obama comic books. See what situations the President and perhaps his family encounter and how they are handled in comic book land. Obama comic books are meant to entertain and perhaps even enlighten. Having different views of a situation can not only be fun but educational. If you are a comic book fan, you know the idea expressed there. There is the fantasy and the realities of the situation and its in comic book form.
Obama comic books are available so even if you have never particularly gotten into comic books, you may want to pick one up and see whats cooking with the Obamas. This may just lead to a whole new set of comic book enthusiasts! It is sure to be entertaining and you will not want to miss any of the fun and excitement. Start out seeing the Administration in a whole new way- comic book style! Obama comic books are on sale now and waiting for you to join in the fun.
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Andrea Pazienza, traces Naples and beyond
By Michele De Capitani
Andrea Pazienza, who was born in San Benedetto del Tronto in 1956, was an early-talented guy, and while he was still attending the High School he realised his first comic-strip and paintings. At the beginning of the 70s his works begins to be displayed in personal and group exhibitions, and Pazienza begins to show to have a very versatile talent: he publishes his first comic-strip, in 1974 (Pentotals extraordinary adventures), but he also founds the reviews Cannibale and Frigidaire, and he works also for other reviews. He also works as a teacher, and it is from this experience that he takes inspiration for his graphic novel Pompeo.
Pazienza is also the cofounder of the Comics and Graphic Arts School Zio Feininger, but his work goes beyond comics. Pazienza, indeed, is also well-known for having realised cinema playbills (for example, the playbill for Fellinis City of Women), music videos, covers of records, advertising campaigns, theatre sceneries and playbills, succeeding in expressing his creativity and his ideas in many different fields.
The exhibition, which will take place from the 14th November to the 13th January, will celebrate the artists eclectic talent offering an overview of his works, and in particular it will be focused on the special relationship that there was between him and Naples, a city where in fact he never lived but which was particularly important for him. The exhibition is intended to gather the traces of this special relationship between the artist and the city, working them out from his drawings and tales. The section Traces of Naples will highlight this aspect of the artists career, and will also include a collection of images representing Tot, the great Italian actor that Pazienza liked to draw in some of his comic streeps.
However, the exhibition is meant to give an exhaustive overview of the artists work, and although it is particularly focused on the comic-strips and quotes which tell us something about his relationship with Naples, it does not leave out other works of this particularly prolific author, displaying more than 200 original plates, as well as sketches and illustrations, which will help visitors to discover all the stages of Pazienzas career, from the first works of the 70s to the more mature works of the 80s. Visitors will have the possibility to admire the satiric comic-strips that he realised for international reviews (in the section Antology), or to stop to watch the drawings of animals and fairy tales realised by him for one of his friends children. Also the works that he realised with his wife Marina Comandino will be displayed, as well as the plates of his most famous graphic novels.
The work, but also the personality of the author, will be even more investigated displaying personal objects, audiovisual aids and pictures, and also thanks to a great number of events like screenings, meetings with artists and books presentations.
Pazienzas works exhibition in Naples makes the city even more attractive for all those who love all forms of art expression. Book a cheap hotel in Naples and immerse yourselves in art.
Tickets: 6 euro
Date: 16th November 2008 13th January 2009
Location: Castel SantElmo, Naples, Italy
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Enjoy the Guide.it is a MUST HAVE.
Hearken did we hear the Canadian group Our Lady Of Peace singing “Superman’s Dead” that they can’t believe it, welp there’s no use in wasting saliva about it brothers, it’s all just a flash in the pan.
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
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FAQ - Which Tintin Album Will Be the First Tintin Movie
By Holly Franklin
The Tintin movie to be released in 2009 and to be directed by either Peter Jackson or Steven Spielberg will prove to be a big draw at the box office. The buzz around the Tintin movie is already huge with several Tintin forums red hot with discussion
I have already gone into the explanation about why this Tintin movie trilogy has been so popular before. Tintin is an everyman whose character is something that we can all relate to. His innate sense to do well and find the truth is something that we all relate to from our childhood. Tintin is a European cartoon legend.
There have been 23 adventures written by Herge from 1929 to 1976 sadly with a 24th Tintin and the Alpha-Art incomplete when he died in 1983. Herge specified in his will that there should be no new illustrated adventures after his passing.
On May 15th on what was the week before people were to celebrate what would have been Herge 100th birthday Spielberg and Jackson announced they would be translating three existing Tintin stories to the big screen.
The big question is now which Tintin album will be the first to be turned into a Tintin movie. There has been a lot of talk and it been a closely guarded secret. The buzz has been great and the speculation huge. There are 23 Tintin adventures to choose from and so a lot of possible material to cover.
The album of choice will probably come after 1940 because this is when Herge introduced the much loved character Captain Haddock rumored to be played by Tom Hanks. It is also true that Herge was a lot less political in his stories after the second world war that ended in 1944 (He had worked under Nazi occupation in Belgium writing for a paper).
The most likely source for the Tintin movie will be from the double installment episodes from Herge middle period: the pirate/submarine yarn The Secret of the Unicorn and its sequel Red Rackham’s Treasure (1943-44); the Inca Diptych The Seven Crystal Balls and The Prisoner of the Sun (1948-9); and the post-war Destination Moon/Explorers on the Moon (1953-54) where Tintin becomes the first human on the Moon 15 years before Neil Armstrong. Tintin reaches the lunar surface on what looks suspiciously like a V-2 rocket.
The other single volume adventures would at first appear a little too slender to create into a film. It is believed that Spielberg and Jackson have yet to confirm which albums they will work on all though speculation has increased as to who will playing which Tintin role. Rupert Grint (of Harry Potter fame) has been linked to the part of the pesky Walloon reporter. There may though be a few surprises and even Gwyneth Paltrow name has been mentioned more than once.
Whatever happens and we wait with baited breath any announcement will be big news in Hollywood.
The Secret of the Unicorn is going to be very popular search topic as the Tintin movie draws near. Holly Franklin has been a big Tintin fan for a number of years. She is very much looking forward to the new Tintin movie trilogy due for release in 2009.
Do You Know The History Behind DC Comics?
By MIKE SELVON
The “Golden Age of comic books” is said to be the 1930s and 1940s. As the world faced the Great Depression and world wars, the American public needed more than just political satire or “Little Orphan Annie” cartoons; they needed a hero.
DC Comics had been around since the 1920s but saw little success, since no one wanted to take a gamble on a comic book series featuring unknown artists and characters. However, the launch of the “Superman” superhero in a 1938 issue of “Action Comics” began a new area of comics graphic novels; one where superheroes captivated audiences with their enviable superpowers.
Public fascination with the superheroes of DC Comics came and went throughout the 1940s and 1950s. In mid-1955, the Silver Age of comics was born, characterized by a revamping of old characters that were somewhat more “human,” and an amalgamation of different universes into battles royal.
The Justice League of America would bring together Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman and other characters for the first time. It’s said that this era inspired Marvel Comic Books’ Stan Lee to create more “human” characters and combine superheroes in the Fantastic Four series.
After “the Silver Age of comic books” of the 1950s and 1960s came “the Bronze Age” of the 1970s and 1980s. The Silver Age had introduced characters who were more “human” and less stereotypical do-gooders.
They, like humans, hosted a range of emotions, interacted with other humans and struggled with complex psyches. During the “Bronze Age,” darker and previously-off-limits themes of drug abuse, personal vices, inner conflict and anti-hero character development entered the comic realm.
Kids were no longer the only readers, so the business savvy comic book creator had to address more serious themes of society, personality defects and science. The 1980s began what is known as “the Modern Age of comic books,” which persists today. This “Modern Age” builds off the Bronze Age but delves even further into the darker side of graphic novels, intertwining sex, drugs, vices, psychological struggles, imperfect anti-heroes, cynicism and social critique.
During this time, the DC Comics Batman’s The Dark Knight series takes off, X-Men launches into the complex back histories of their characters and the Mutants went to war against the humans, and a number of apocalyptic comics graphic novels came out, threatening the end of the world.
Perhaps what makes DC Comics so enduring is the ability of their writers to adapt to changing demands in their market. They recognize the need to change costumes, to make characters more tangible, to incorporate modern themes into their graphic novels and to give the public an occasional imperfect superhero.
Given the pervading cynicism of the 1980s and 1990s, it’s hard to imagine a do-gooder like Superman dominating with his humdrum perfection. Instead, a psychologically driven Batman captivates modern audiences, with his childhood fear of bats, the pain of his parents’ murder, his utility belt weakness, his unfulfilled love life and his relentless quest for vigilante justice.
Audiences wanted bigger and better, so creators teamed up superheroes and pitted their characters against Marvel Comics characters too. Today, comic books aren’t just for kids with an extra quarter in their pockets: they are for anyone who needs a hero to get through their day.
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Why Selling Comics Can Be Tough in This Economy
By Joseph Gardener
At any point in time where people will be watching their finances very strictly, it can be very difficult to be someone who is trying to sell items some would view as not essential for basic daily survival such as comic books. With the economy having problems and prices for food and other items becoming higher, it gets harder many people to survive and some comic book collectors or fans may even need to go to their last resort which is selling their comic books.
However, how do you get people to buy comic book when they too are trying so hard to limit their spending while still trying to get a fair price? This can be very sad because a person may even lower their prices out of desperation but there are some things that person needs to know before they do this or go to that extent.
One of the things that a person needs to know is that entertainment is always needed and comic books count as entertainment. This may not seem like an important fact but in all reality it is. When you are selling your comic books during a time like this knowing your facts can make all of the difference in how to get the correct amount that your comic deserves.
People always need an escape or a way to get away from everything that is happening in the world around them and for many people who where a part of World War II even when they may not have had much money comic books may have been their escape which helped them to see hope or see reasons to try and make a difference just like some of the comic book heroes that are featured in comic books you may find today.
Comic book prices may change and you may even find many store owners who are looking to say that your comic books are not worth as much as they are but you need to keep in mind that there are other people in the world who would love to own your comic books and all you need to do is be able to find them.
One great way to be able to find these people is to use EBay or other online selling systems where you are selling person to person. In addition, when you use this website or other websites that are similar to them then you are able to set a buyout price but you are also able to have people bid on your items which might mean you could make more money then you thought you might.
There are many things that may stand in the way of being able to sell your comics during economic problems but you also need to keep in mind that they have a worth and that worth is something that is always going to matter to one person or another.
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As Clark Kent is showing Kara the outside world Wonder Woman, Harbinger and Artemis ambush them. They insist of taking Kara to Themyscira home of the Amazons for training because Harbinger had a vague vision that bad things would happen due to Kara bein
We meet Clark Kent celebrating another birthday in a small town in Kansas. His dad thought it would be neat to have a famous name and his mother thinks it it fun that there are all these toys about her son, but this Clark Kent has never found any of it t
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The attitude you bring to the reading will determine if you find them to be sublimely stupid or. well, stupidly stupid. Personally, I laughed out loud often enough that my coworkers started checking in for regular “What beyond idiocy thing did Jimmy do (comic book colorist)
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If you have ever daydreamed about what it would be like to become your favorite super hero, you’ll identify with Clark. You’ll also recognize all of the issues that a person with Superman’s powers would have to deal with: should he “go public”, does (age comic books)
If you have ever daydreamed about what it would be like to become your favorite super hero, you’ll identify with Clark. You’ll also recognize all of the issues that a person with Superman’s powers would have to deal with: should he “go public”, does
I admit I enjoy this, but it can get tiresome every now and then.
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(Buffy the vampire slayer comic books) I grew up as a fan of Superman, but I never really read the comics. Recently I have gottn back into following the exploits of the Man of Steel, but there was so much I missed. This book has helped explain a lot without me having to go back and buy all t
I grew up as a fan of Superman, but I never really read the comics. Recently I have gottn back into following the exploits of the Man of Steel, but there was so much I missed. This book has helped explain a lot without me having to go back and buy all t
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So much for all of these prattle, however in every case there’s a propagator about it all and for this instance, i do recall that the main man responsible behind all of these revisions is a second rater comic book writer/artist whom DC Comics hired to
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Fun read. Intelligent read. Satisfying read. In other words, a very worthwhile take on the Superman character that might make you think, but, more importantly, will keep you entertained. (art book comic rebound)
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Hearken did we hear the Canadian group Our Lady Of Peace singing “Superman’s Dead” that they can’t believe it, welp there’s no use in wasting saliva about it brothers, it’s all just a flash in the pan.
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Jurgens was nothing special on Superman, this story and his Thor run are among the most boring of stories. Heck, Death of Superman was in a way the (comic book collection software) end of comics as we know it, with few issues being left undamaged by the no talent work.
Jurgens was nothing special on Superman, this story and his Thor run are among the most boring of stories. Heck, Death of Superman was in a way the end of comics as we know it, with few issues being left undamaged by the no talent work.
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This (the history of comic books graphic novels) is my favorite arc/TPB of the Superman/Batman series.
This is my favorite arc/TPB of the Superman/Batman series.
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Most of the dialogue from Joss Whedon’s Firefly, Ep1: ‘Serenity’.
Done because I felt like it.
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(Compare comic books store) Michael Turner has made a name for himself in comics but I can’t stand that sketchy art style he uses. It seems he puts little effort into showing us the texture of objects and his characters have little variety in facial expression and emotion. It is on
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I bet you’ve been thinking whether or not you should purchase “Superman Returns: The Official Movie Guide”.seeing that the film scheduled to be released on June 28th originally scheduled for June 30, 2006 is just 3 short weeks away.
Comic Books portray our fears, our desires and ethos.
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(Comic book artist tools of the trade) I think the worst injustice Byrne commited to this revamping of Superman was the poor characterisation. Awfully done. It’s a shame too, with a rich, strong supporting cast like Superman’s it shouldn’t have been that hard to pull off. But instead the ch
I think the worst injustice Byrne commited to this revamping of Superman was the poor characterisation. Awfully done. It’s a shame too, with a rich, strong supporting cast like Superman’s it shouldn’t have been that hard to pull off. But instead the ch
There are few characters in literature more quintessentially American than Superman and few more difficult to write. Just compare the number of five star Batman stories with the number for Superman. The problem is trying to come up with a compelling story
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(Comic book priceguides) I don’t typically like Superman stories, try as I might. But this one isn’t hard to enjoy.
I don’t typically like Superman stories, try as I might. But this one isn’t hard to enjoy.
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Fumetto x il Progetto DO.R.A.T.E. - "Donne che Rivalutano e Arricchiscono la Tradizione Edile"
matite // chine
lettering e post-produzione (con Photoshop…)
Questo fumetto il risultato di 10/15 giorni d’inferno,dato che come al solito mi riduco all’ultimo minuto a fare le cose…
La storia che mi stata data da realizzare non mi hai mai fatto esaltare, ma in s questo fumetto rappresenta una sorta di "ritorno alle scene", dopo 5 anni di di "silenzio" dovuti all’universit….
Se mi fossi impegnato x tempo, e nn avessi dovuto fare le cose di fretta, forse avrei potuto fare di meglio…
giudicate voi….
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