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We live in the age of the pop culture revival, and the arrival of the eternal film and movie franchises, all born or borrowing from the model of superhero comics storytelling. Astro City, one of the most storied and beloved superhero comics of all time, went through a revival of
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We live in the age of the pop culture revival, and the arrival of the eternal film and movie franchises, all born or borrowing from the model of superhero comics storytelling. Astro City, one of the most storied and beloved superhero comics of all time, went through a revival of
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We live in the age of the pop culture revival, and the arrival of the eternal film and movie franchises, all born or borrowing from the model of superhero comics storytelling. Astro City, one of the most storied and beloved superhero comics of all time, went through a revival of
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We live in the age of the pop culture revival, and the arrival of the eternal film and movie franchises, all born or borrowing from the model of superhero comics storytelling. Astro City, one of the most storied and beloved superhero comics of all time, went through a revival of
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We live in the age of the pop culture revival, and the arrival of the eternal film and movie franchises, all born or borrowing from the model of superhero comics storytelling. Astro City, one of the most storied and beloved superhero comics of all time, went through a revival of
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We live in the age of the pop culture revival, and the arrival of the eternal film and movie franchises, all born or borrowing from the model of superhero comics storytelling. Astro City, one of the most storied and beloved superhero comics of all time, went through a revival of
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A few years ago, for an an anthology, Adam Prosser and I collaborated on a six page horror story (cw for blood and suicidal ideation.) It didn’t make it in, but it thankfully didn’t stop me or Adam from making any more comics, as my frequent hustles for the Strange
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(Writer’s Note: this is a reproduction of an essay I posted to Tumblr some years back. It has been republished on this site, as close to the original as possible, for easy archiving and reading.) Ultra Comics #1 Grant Morrison: Writer Doug Mahnke: Penciller Christian Alamy, Mark Irwin, Keith Champagne,
Continue readingAfter enough woolgathering, I sprung for dedicated web hosting and now I have my own URL, my own website, and my own portfolio. I’ll be adding to it over the next few days, aggregating things I’ve worked on here and there all in one central location. Thanks for stopping by,
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