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With the number of licensing loses Dark Horse have suffered over the last couple of
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One of the biggest hits for Dynamite in recent years was the high quality James
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I see a lot of books as part of my role here at Crusaders. I
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When the world ends for Kit and her Dad, the Ranger Scouts were on hand
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Of all the comic books that Image produce, it is surprising that they don’t have
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Love sucks! Well at least in this Vampirella Valentine Special, it sucks , bites and
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The year is 1973. What better year to take on the social injustices of sexism,
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The final issue of this loss leading to horror book comes to a close this,
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Filed under the title of “hey, this is a great idea, let’s do it again
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