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randomlongbox.blogspot.com - 6/27/2009

Comic Book Review: Cerebus #241

— randomlongbox.blogspot.com — One man's trek through his 46 longboxes continues. Completely at random, and with no game plan, I have happened upon Cerebus. This will be the first issue of Cerebus I have ever read. I question the wisdom of starting on issue #241, but I do as the random number generator tells me. (more) Comic Book Review: Cerebus #241

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