Things You Can’t Buy From Comic Books Anymore #164

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I must say, Kevin, this AU Y: The Last Man fanfic is a bit lacking, even if I do like the central conceit.

KDBryan commented on Jul 10 09 at 4:17 am

From that same era of comics I’ve seen an ad for giant live mail order snakes, I think in a pre-hero issue of Tales of Suspense. The kid in the ad looks so damn happy to have what looks like a striped boa constricting around his torso.

Patrick Dean commented on Jul 10 09 at 11:18 am

I’ll have to post this at work. It’s quite relevant.

Jon H commented on Jul 10 09 at 11:02 pm

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The Rack, A Comic Strip About A Comics Shop.
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She Died In Terrebonne: A Sam Kimimura Mystery.
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Cthulhu Tales Volume 1. I've got two stories in this, both moving Cthulhu into different spaces than the norm, and both drawn by the very-talented Joe Abraham. The first, "The Art Of Noises," received positive reviews from AICN among others, but, you know, AICN, so a grain of salt is recommended.

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