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comicsworthreading.com
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| | | | | Murder on the Orient Express: The Graphic Novel is a faithful adaptation of the famous Agatha Christie novel, adapted and illustrated by Bob Al-Greene. With one odd exception: Hercule Poirot is com | |
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www.superpunch.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] A blog post announces a new comic book Humble Bundle featuring works by Zdarsky and Fraction, with additional art by Kris Anka, and includes affiliate links and site information. | |
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hyperborea.org
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| | | | | It actually flows better than the comic book, especially toward the end, when the comic starts fragmenting the narrative. | |
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eschergirls.com
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| | | rockandrollwinterfell: I guess I should be thankful that the comics I read feature Escher Girls so infrequently, but when they do pop up it's just all the more jarring and disappointing. So I guess this is Black Canary's liquefied spine, boobs-and-butt, and internal organs-free torso from Birds of Prey vol 1, issue 38. (PS, boobs don't do that when you wear clothes!) | ||