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Doctor Who: The Deviant Strain - Justin Richards:
... (from the back of the book) The Novrosk Peninsula: the Soviet naval base has been abandoned, the nuclear submarines are rusting and rotting. Cold, isolated, forgotten. Until the Russian Special Forces arrive - and discover that the Doctor and his companions are here too. But there is something else in Novrosk. Something that predates even the stone circle on the cliff top. Something that is at last waking, ... Read the full review: Captain Jack is back! by amytheduck |
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Sin City: Hell and Back - Frank Miller Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Frank Miller / Edition: Graphic novel / Paperback / 320 Pages / Book is published 2005-04-06 by Dark Horse overall rating  2 reviews
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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  1 review
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Identity Crisis - Brad Meltzer Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Brad Meltzer, Rags Morales, Michael Bair / Hardcover / 264 Pages / Book is published 2005-11-25 by Titan Books Ltd overall rating  1 review
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Watchmen - Alan Moore Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons / Paperback / 424 Pages / Book is published 1987-10-01 by Titan Books Ltd overall rating  18 reviews
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The Art of Star Wars The Clone Wars - Frank Parisi Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Frank Parisi, Gary Scheppke, Dave Filoni, George Lucas / Hardcover / 192 Pages / Book is published 2009-07-22 by Titan Books Ltd overall rating  1 review
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Marvel 70th Anniversary Collection Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Various / Paperback / Reading Level: Young Adult / 344 Pages / Book is published 2009-07-22 by Marvel Comics overall rating  1 review
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Marvel Chronicle: A Year by Year History - Tom DeFalco Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Tom DeFalco, Peter Sanderson, Tom Brevoort, Matthew K. Manning / Hardcover / 352 Pages / Book is published 2008-11-03 by Dorling Kindersley overall rating  1 review
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The DC Comics Encyclopedia - Scott Beatty Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics / Author: Scott Beatty, Alastair Dougall, Phil Jimenez, Robert Greenberger, Daniel Wallace / Hardcover / 352 Pages / Book is published 2004-10-28 by Dorling Kindersley overall rating  1 review
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Marvel 70th Anniversary Collection ... 1939, and through bad patches in the 50s and 60s, Marvel has produced comic books, recurring characters, developing plotlines and satisfying the pangs of millions of fans worldwide. To mark its 70th Birthday, this huge 300+ page celebratory edition was released, with some of Marvel s gurus favourite selection of issues from the 40s right through the the 21st Century. What I liked about the compilation was the sheer difference between some of the styles and the political topics involved in the storylines. We kick off with the first ever issue of the Submariner, from October 1939, and then moving on to a couple of classic issues featuring Captain America. While I m ... Read the full review: 70 years of Marvellous comic books......... by pmcds |
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Watchmen - Alan Moore ... considered the greatest graphic ever, and probably rightly so. I m not a big graphic novel fan, I doubt I ve even read a dozen (and I used to call them "comics" and deride them, but I m big enough to admit I was wrong) but I loved Watchmen. The essential premise behid Alan Moores re-take on superheroes is that only seriously flawed individuals would think it a good idea to put on a mask and beat up criminals. He has, in a sense transferred superheroes into a more real world, and the world does not react well to them. They might initially be seen as heroes, but the shine wears off, the ugly truth seeps out, and soon politicians wade in and masked vigila... Read the full review: Who reads the Watchmen? by KevW |
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Ouran High School Host Club: v. 1 - Bisco Hatori ... companionship. We all long for it, and in Japan, you can pay for it if you go to a host or hostess club. Hostess clubs in the West are usually those places where the waitresses wear bunny ears and the like and serve drinks, and maybe something else if you manage to get one to agree to "date you". Host and Hostess clubs in Japan are not like that. Outside the club you will find signage with the faces of the lovelies inside along with their names, and when you enter, you can request your choice. If they are available, you can go sit with them, and if not, you can either choose someone else or get in a queue, or if the person they are with doesn t mind, join th... Read the full review: Genderbending Tea Parties by shroud |
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