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Calvin and Hobbes Comics in general: ... and Hobbes is my favourite cartoon and I recommend it to everyone! It is the mind and the result of Bill Watterson and you can find it in many newspapers, I normally read it on Herald Tribune in Hotels , when I travel. Calvin is a 6 years old, and I do not know one person who would not like to have child like him! Hobbes is a stuffed tiger, but when Calvin is with the toy, it comes alive. Calvin s mother ...
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	Give Me Liberty - Frank Miller, Dave Gibbons Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	Daredevil - Frank Miller, Klaus Janson Genre: Graphic Novels / Printed Book / Comics - Frank Miller's spellbinding scripts and pulse-pounding pencils herald one of Daredevil's greatest eras, just in time for the Kingpin and Bullseye's efforts to rob the Man without fear of everything he holds dear! Featuring the first appearances of Elektra, ... overall rating (3 reviews)		Compare prices

	Book of Pages - David Whiteland Author: David Whiteland / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics - A wry look at modern day society through the eyes of an outsider. overall rating (2 reviews)		Compare prices

	Wonder Woman: the Complete History - Les Daniels, Chip Kidd Author: Les Daniels / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics - Tracing the origins and development of the comic book characterWonder Woman. overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	Doom: Knee Deep In The Dead - Dafydd Ab Hugh, Brad Linaweaver Author: Dafydd Ab Hugh / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics - The Gates were there on Phobos when mankind first arrived. Inert, unyielding, impossibly alien constructs, for twenty years they sat lifeless, mute testaments to their long-vanquished creators, their secrets hidden. Then one day, th... overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	Civil War: The Amazing Spiderman Comic - J.Michael Straczynski Author: J.Michael Straczynski / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics - Life couldn't be more complicated - or more dangerous - for Peter Parker. After rushing to the aftermath of the Stamford Massacre to offer aid to its victims, Peter travels with Tony Stark to Washington, D.C., and the White H... overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	Azumanga Daioh - Kiyohiko Azuma Author: Kiyohiko Azuma / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics - High school: a time of friends, memories...and biting cats! Leering teachers! And is that penguin carrying a tray?! Welcome to Azumanga Daioh, the acclaimed story from writer/illustrator Kiyohiko Azuma (Yotsuba) about the humor and ... overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	Daredevil: Devil, Inside and Out Volume 2 -Ed Brubaker Author: Ed Brubaker / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics - This work collects Daredevil No. 88-93. Daredevil's search for the truth leads him out of the country, on a swashbuckling noir adventure that hasn't been seen in the pages of DD for years! But is this the other DD, or the original? Onl... overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	Daredevil: Devil, Inside and Out Volume 1- Ed Brubaker Author: Ed Brubaker / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	Bleach: Volume 14 - Tite Kubo Author: Tite Kubo / Printed Book / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics - White Tower Rocks Ichigo and Yoruichi race to save Ichigo's friends from Rukia's cold-blooded brother, Byakuya Kukichi. They arrive to find Ganju in tatters, and Rukia with him. Ichigo is bent on defeating her brother this time, but he i... overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

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	League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier - Alan Moore ... is a graphic novel written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Kevin O Neill, two alumni of British sci fi comic 2000AD who have since gone on to bigger and better things (Moore especially - he s probably the most acclaimed comic-book writer in the world). It s published by DC, one of the two big mainstream comic companies in America. It s the third volume in an ongoing saga; you probably need to have read the first two to completely appreciate this. In superhero comics you often get stories about superheroes ganging up to tackle problems too big for them to handle alone. The first League of Extraordinary Gentlemen series was an amusing skit on that, in which a number ... Read the full review: What ho, Gods of the Abyss! by hogsflesh
	Azumanga Daioh - Kiyohiko Azuma ... per the popularity of Japanese manga in western culture, it is interesting to note that much of what we know of the genre is actually quite limited as opposed to the Japanese market that in its slaving production schedules brings out a huge amount of different kinds of manga we will probably never get to hear of, much due to either being considered as unviable for it to be licensed and translated for foreign countries, or just that a large amount of it is simply utter tosh. Therefore quite a lot of the material that frequents mainstream stores outside of Japan is only a fraction of the manga produced overall, and are usually the kind that have a steady market already, ... Read the full review: Saata Andagii! by berlioz II
	Daredevil: Devil, Inside and Out Volume 2 -Ed Brubaker ... s run on Daredevil started with a whizz and a bang. Unfortunately there are a few problems with this second volume.(collecting issues 88-93 of Daredevil) It opens with a one shot that doesn t feature Daredevil, but his one time partner Foggy, thought to be dead at the end of the last volume. Daredevil has fled the country in the wake of all the fracas in the last volume and Foggy is wondering what has happened to him. Although this issue contains the rquisite ninja action to keep anyone amused, it feels a little like filler rather than the satirical fun of, say Miller s Foggy stories. The main Daredevil action itself is a little disappointing too - Daredevil... Read the full review: Daredevil in Europe by GundamMeister

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