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Insideman’s Pull Lists – 3 Damn Weeks of the Best and Worst Hardcovers, Graphic Novels and Manga Picks!
My parents used to have this little dachshund that freaked out every time they left… Especially when my Dad would leave. But one day, he told her he had signed the “Be Back” Book… And miraculously, she turned around, laid in … Continue reading
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Four Color Rewind™
Fantastic Four Vol 2, #6 1997 At one point in the mid 90s, I wasn’t reading very many Marvel comic books. But late one afternoon in 1997 (I can’t remember where I was coming home from), I passed a shop … Continue reading →