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As tensions between the West and Russia have dramatically increased in the past year, so too has the characterisation of Russia in Western comic books.
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It is a rare day that a Kickstarter campaign – and a successful one, raising $30000 – for a comic book goes on to detail
Infamous Iron Man #1-2 (review) Marvel Comics, December 2016/January 2017 Writer: Brian Michael Bendis The conversion on the road to Damascus is well-documented in the
The Unworthy Thor #1 Marvel Comics, January 2017 Writer: Jason Aaron Over the course of the past four years, comic book writer Jason Aaron has
“Nevera Tales: Elisa and Aston” Tiger Crab Studios, January 2018 Writer: Daniel Bishop “If you live long enough, you will know that it is pointless
Civil War II: Ultimates #12 (review) Marvel Comics, October 2016 Writer: Al Ewing American publisher Marvel Comics is presently winding up an internal cross-title promotional
“Justice League #1 Rebirth – Directors’ Cut” DC Comics, December 2016 Writer: Bryan Hitch Most people have heard of London’s famous river, the Thames. Another
“Dr Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme” #1 (review) Marvel Comics, October 2016 Writer: Robbie Thompson American publisher Marvel Comics very understandably wishes to capitalise upon
Augmented #1 (review) Tenacious Comics, 2016 Writer: Bill Stoddard Science fiction writer William Gibson’s most famous work, “Neuromancer” (1982, Doubleday Books) featured a character named
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