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Not Just Another Princess

DG Stewart and Maxwell Yezpitelok

Dead on arrival: plotlines that went nowhere in superhero comics

DG Stewart and Maxwell Yezpitelok August 17, 2018 No Comments

The US superhero comic book industry is built for the most part around monthly pamphlets: 22-24 page comics which build into a longer story arc

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