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Absolute Boyfriend: v. 1 - Yuu Watase:
... first love. Most people can identify with feelings of angst over easing one s loneliness by searching for that special someone. It is even more bittersweet when you lack experience, and not quite sure how one goes about getting a "someone". For 16 year old Riiko Izawa, her love troubles seem insurmountable. She is shy, a bit flat chested, and doesn t really know how to approach a boy as evidenced by the... Read the full review: Absolutely Great by shroud |
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Ultimate X-Men Ultimate Collection: Bk. 2 - Mark Millar Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Mark Millar, Chuck Austen / Edition: Direct Ed / Paperback / 336 Pages / Book is published 2007-08-15 by Marvel Comics overall rating |
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Only the Ring Finger Knows - Satoru Kannagi Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics /Author: Satoru Kannagi, Hotaru Odagiri / Paperback / 208 Pages / Book is published 2004-09-01 by Digital Manga |
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Batman: Man Who Laughs - Ed Brubaker Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Ed Brubaker, Doug Mahnke, Patrick Zircher / Paperback / 144 Pages / Book is published 2009-03-27 by Titan Books Ltd overall rating |
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Clubbing - Andi Watson Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Andi Watson, Josh Howard / Paperback / 176 Pages / Book is published 2007-08-24 by Titan Books Ltd overall rating |
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Batman: City of Crime - Dave Lapham Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Dave Lapham, Ramon Bachs, Nathan Massengill / Paperback / 288 Pages / Book is published 2006-08-25 by Titan Books Ltd |
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The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 6: Happy Birthday - J.Michael Straczynski Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: J.Michael Straczynski / Edition: illustrated edition / Paperback / 136 Pages / Book is published 2004-05-15 by Marvel Comics |
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The History of the Beano: The Story So Far - Morris Heggie Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Morris Heggie, Christopher Riches / Edition: First / Hardcover / 352 Pages / Book is published 2008-09-25 by Waverley Books Ltd overall rating |
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Sin City: Family Values - Frank Miller Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Frank Miller / Edition: Graphic novel / Paperback / 128 Pages / Book is published 2005-03-02 by Dark Horse |
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Thunderbolts Volume 2: Caged Angels - Warren Ellis Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Warren Ellis / Edition: illustrated edition / Hardcover / 144 Pages / Book is published 2008-08-27 by Marvel Comics |
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Civil War: X-Men - David Hine Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: David Hine / Edition: illustrated edition / Comic / 112 Pages / Book is published 2007-05-09 by Marvel Comics overall rating |
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Sin City: Hell and Back - Frank Miller ... again demonstrating his mastery of comic book story-telling, Miller once again changes the format for his final visit to Sin City. Most of the Sin City titles have featured three or four single, but interconnected stories. Sin City 6 contained eleven short stories each providing a small vignette of life in the titular town. Hell and Back, meanwhile, presents just a single tale which, at over 300 pages is by far the longest of the yarns. On some levels, there is nothing hugely original about the basic which introduces us to Wallace, an artist and former Special Forces soldier who makes it his goal to rescue Esther, a woman he has only just met, after he sees her kidn... Read the full review: Hell Here by SWSt |
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The Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun - Herge ... of the Sun is the fourteenth book in Hergé s Tintin series and was first published in 1949. The book follows on from the events of The Seven Crystal Balls which ended with Professor Calculus being kidnapped for, it turns out, wearing the bracelet of the mummified Inca, Rascar Capac. An ancient curse of the Incas is behind the mystery and Prisoners of the Sun therefore begins with Tintin and Captain Haddock having just arrived in Peru to investigate the disappearance of their old friend and hopefully find him safe and sound somewhere. Calculus is suspected to be on a ship named the Pachacamac and the local Police Headquarters assure Tintin and Haddock the ship wi... Read the full review: The Temple of Doom by Jake Speed |
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Ultimate Spider-man: Learning Curve - Brian Michael Bendis ... collection of Spiderman issues runs immediately following Power & Responsibility , which chronicled and took a different tack on the Spider-Man that we know from the motion picture that was released at the beginning of this millennium. This collection, which features issues 8 to 13, continues to be solid work from writers Brian Michael Bendis and Bill Jemas, and is very similar to the previous collection in many ways. The previous story arc is a much experienced one, with the Green Goblin the main protagonist, Spidey s villain, and is directly linked to the webslinger s run in with a radioactive spider that caused him to develop spider like powers. However, thi... Read the full review: Spidey embarks on a learning curve by pmcds |












