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Escapist Friction: Where Is Marvel's Halloween Special?
Escapist Friction: Where Is Marvel's Halloween Special?
Despite the so-called "Big Two" going toe-to-toe every Christmas season with their respective holiday specials, this year marks another win for DC as they beat Marvel in the Halloween department with the release of "DC Universe: Halloween Special ... Read more   Permalink  |  ...
Escapist Friction: Good 'Ol Fashioned Comic Book Subscriptions Still Exist
Escapist Friction: Good 'Ol Fashioned Comic Book Subscriptions Still Exist
comicsalliance.com — Back in the good 'ol days (or bad 'ol days, depending on your outlook), it was all... any comic reader could do to keep from fantasizing about clipping subscription cards from their funnybooks and sending away for every title a publisher offered. ... Read more   Permalink  |  ... (more) Escapist Friction: Good 'Ol Fashioned Comic Book ...
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Escapist Friction: Why Steve Rogers Doesn't Need To (But Probably Will) Return In "Captain America" #600
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Escapist Friction: Apple Tablets - The Answer? Or Just Another Question?
comicsalliance.com 10/28/2009 — As much as I love the idea of buying and reading comics on the (rumored) upcoming Apple Tablet, Gizmodo gets it a bit wrong with the headline "Apple Tablet Will Restore Comic Books To Former Glory." Yeah, the Longbox digital distribution platform ... Read more   Permalink  |  ...
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comicsalliance.com 6/12/2009 — Libraries are underrated. For all they offer comics readers, they're rarely a part of the wider comics conversation. Read on to discover why, if you've been reluctant to check out graphic novels from your local library, you are probably a jerk who ... Read more   Permalink  |  ...
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