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3 comments:
Very much looking forward to it, dude!
Just out of curiosity, as I'm looking forward to the reviews you've got coming out, but did you really like those stories? I hear so much about how great they were, and after having read them, I understand that they were important for what they did; still, the stories themselves were pretty terrible. (of course, who could complain about that Neal Adams art?)
Well, I've never read them, which is why I need to wait to do the reviews. I've read plenty of older stories that were important, but not terribly good. However, I'm a collector, and I need to get them anyway. If they turn out to be amazing, great! If not, well, I'm closer to completing my collection :)
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