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Preview — ‘Misty: 45 Years Of Fear’ Is “A Perfect Example Of The Hidden Darkness And Depths Of British Girls’ Comics”

It’s 1978 and Pat Mills is about to introduce something new to comics (again) – Misty, the classic cult horror

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September 1, 2023September 1, 2023 Richard Bruton 1306 Views Brian Delaney, comics, David Roach, Dylan Teague, Isidre Mones, Jaume Rumeu, John Armstrong, Jordi Badia Romero, Kristyna Baczynski, Lizzie Boyle, Malcolm Shaw, Mario Capaldi, Mary Safro, Misty, Misty - 45 Years of Fears, Pat Mills, Simon Bowland, The Treasury of British Comics

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