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tombrevoort.com
My Christmas gifts for the Christmas of 1978 weren't exclusively Marvel based, though they were pretty much all comic book based. I had also asked for and received two issues of Kitchen Sink Press's magazine devoted to Will Eisner's THE SPIRIT, #17 and #18, their two first. Prior to this, I had read one Spirit... |
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thrillingdetective.com
SEE ALSO: Eyes in Comic Books, Strips & Graphic Novels/Alphabetical 120, rue de la gare (1988, Casterman) 1934 (1988, Dargaud) 77 Sunset Strip (1960-63, Dell/Gold Key) A A.K.A. Goldfish(1995, Caliber) A.R.M. (1990-91, Adventure/Malibu Graphics) Ace Fedora, Private Eye (2004, Arctic Star Studios) The Adventures of Apocalypse Al (2013, Image Comics) The Adventures of Ford Fairlane |
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www.theorakvitka.com
Hourly comic day is an informal social media event, where cartoonists draw and post a diary comic of their day, hour by hour, on February 1st. I remembered in time to participate, for once! Here... |
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boundingintocomics.com
According to Marvel Comics' Tom Brevoort, the comic book industry is in no way shape or form dying, but rather only "changing". |
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