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Author: Andrew Edwards

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Forgotten All-Star Shines Brightly: Gardner Fox’s Biography Reviewed

Comics history seems pretty much written in stone these days. The broad sweeps of the golden, silver and modern ages

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October 3, 2019 Andrew Edwards 2587 Views 0 Comment Forgotten All-Star, Gardner Fox, Jennifer DeRoss
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The Leopard From Lime Street Subverts The Superhero Genre

Continuing to reprint significant British comic book strips, this Treasury of British Comics volume reprinting episodes of The Leopard From

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October 12, 2018 Andrew Edwards 3374 Views 0 Comment Buster, Eric Bradbury, Leopard From Lime Street, Mike Western, Tom Tully, Treasury of British Comics, UK Comics
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Beatles For Sale – More Treasure From The Treasury Of British Comics

Rebellion’s Treasury of British Comics imprint continues its publication of rare stories with Angus Allan and Arthur Ranson’s The Beatles

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March 16, 2018 Andrew Edwards 6157 Views Angus Allan, Arthur Ranson, Treasury of British Comics
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Justice League In 1987: How Does It Fit The Grim & Gritty Context?

Following the events of Crisis on Infinite Earths (April 1985 – March 1986), the Legends six issue mini-series by John Ostrander, Len

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February 15, 2018 Andrew Edwards 5168 Views Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons, J.M. DeMatteis, Justice League, Justice League International, keith giffen, Kevin Maguire, Watchmen
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I Am A Number Adds Up To A Fine Publication From Top Shelf

Rian Hughes’ I Am A Number, published by Top Shelf Productions, is the latest work from this multi-skilled illustrator, whose

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January 19, 2018 Andrew Edwards 3315 Views comics, entertainment, Rian Hughes, Top Shelf Productions
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Faceache Vol. 01: The First 100 Scrunges Is A Masterpiece Of Comic Horror

Ken Reid is referred to as “one of the all-too-forgotten greats of British comics” on the back cover of this

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January 8, 2018 Andrew Edwards 4883 Views comics, entertainment, Ken Reid, Treasury of British Comics
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Hidden Monsters To Celebrity Heroes – The Early Evolution Of The Fantastic Four

      Anyone with a mild appreciation of superhero history knows the origins of Marvel Comics as a pop culture phenomenon

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December 29, 2017 Andrew Edwards 3742 Views comics, entertainment, Fantastic Four, Jack Kirby, Marvel Comics, monsters, Stan Lee

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