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In the reviews, you can find detailed information and opinion about each book. Every review examines the book’s placement in continuity and is as spoiler free as possible! You can submit your own reviews for consideration on any database entry or by using the Submit Review page for books not yet in the database. |
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by Ian on Tuesday, November 2, 2010 | 5 Comments
Not enough contemporary stories are told about the early careers of Golden Age heroes. This one has an interesting premise, with a few great moments, but it also has some problems that keep it from reaching its potential. 
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by Ian on Monday, November 1, 2010 | 7 Comments
Proxies of Fate is a superhero book without a known character, from a small publisher, written by a new writer. Yet, with all this juicy obscurity, Matthew Moses’ second novel has been generating small rumblings around the net since its release in February of this year.
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by Matches Malone on Sunday, October 31, 2010 | 11 Comments
Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti do a fine job with this first book of the 2006 series centered on bounty hunter Jonah Hex. The story lines may be on the short side, but they are each full of good old fashioned western excitement. Featuring work by Luke Ross and Tony Dezuniga.
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by Simon on Thursday, October 28, 2010 | 5 Comments
This collection is the first of Warren Ellis’ run with the chain-smoking magician, Constantine.
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Back at the end of the Golden Age, Joe Kubert was looking towards the Prehistoric Age. From half a century ago, comes this collection containing One Million Years Ago – the first appearance of the wandering caveman Tor.
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