Looks like a somewhat metaphysical issue. That's ok, those those can make way for some lavishly illustrated tales. I just wonder who it is that these two are trying to contact.
Looks like a somewhat metaphysical issue. That's ok, those those can make way for some lavishly illustrated tales. I just wonder who it is that these two are trying to contact.
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Either Grant Miller or Alan Moore. To see if there really is life-after-death of reader interest.
Ouch! Did someone have sour grapes for breakfast?
On a comparatively lighter note: this Sunday is the start of Shark Week on Discovery Channel. So, how about something commemorative like...Prince Namor vs. King Shark?
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