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Advance Review: Inconsistent Visuals Blunt The Impact Of ‘Ripperland’ #1

Jack the Ripper is no stranger to comic books. From Gotham by Gaslight to From Hell, the serial killer from

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December 12, 2024December 12, 2024 Tom Smithyman 275 Views advance review, Alessandro Oliveri, comics, Dark Horse, From Hell, Gotham by Gaslight, Jack The Ripper, john harris dunning, Reviews, Ripperland #1, Steve Orlando
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Neon Lights And Chrome: Discussing `Wiper’ With John Harris Dunning And Ricardo Cabral

In their new graphic novel, Wiper, writer John Harris Dunning and artist Ricardo Cabral have depicted the world of 2223,

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November 10, 2022November 10, 2022 Tom Smithyman 2246 Views Blade Runner, comics, Dark Horse Books, Dashiell Hammett, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, film noir, Interview, James M. Cain, john harris dunning, Philip K. Dick, Raymond Chandler, ricardo cabral, Total Recall, Wiper
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Advance Review: When The New Seems All Too Familiar In `Wiper’

While the future may not be all it’s cracked up to be, in the world of Wiper, neither it seems

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November 8, 2022November 6, 2022 Tom Smithyman 1447 Views advance review, Blade Runner, Brad Simpson, Chinatown, comics, Dark Horse Books, john harris dunning, Review, ricardo cabral, Total Recall, Wiper

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