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The Beatles Books…A Long And Winding Road Of Literature
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Indy Comics Spotlight – Staunch Ambition
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Rodney Dollah’s Little Book of Monsters – An Annual Collaboration of Work Just in...
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As Communism falls in the USSR, and free market and capitalism is still in it’s infancy, Alex Konevitch is making millions. He quickly figures...
Indy Comics Spotlight: AH! Comics
If you’re looking for a comic that offers options not normally found in standard fare, then AH! Comics will have a title for you. Founded...
Book Review: The Supremes Biography by Mark Ribowsky
The Supremes, a Saga of Motown Dreams, Success and Betrayal by Mark Ribowsky is a much needed 440 page book on one of the...
Ah! Comics Announces Moonshot 2
Last year we talked about (and promoted) the AH! Comics title Moonshot Vol.1.
This was a collection of native stories, by native comic artists, which...
TMR Book Review: The Maxims of Manhood; 100 Rules Every Man Must Live By
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No, Seriously, Sexism in Video Games
In my last post, I made a point of ridiculing the notion that a lack of female protagonists means that developers are sexists. Essentially,...
