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Tag Archives: rob liefeld
Crypt Zero – Postmortem ramblings about making an indie comic
This is the afterword for Crypt Zero, produced by the writer version of Erik Radvon, and axed from publication by the budget-minded publisher version of Erik Radvon. It is presented here as a companion piece to the comic book. Welcome … Continue reading
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Comic Review: SUPREME BLUE ROSE #1
And now for something completely different. Supreme Blue Rose is an entirely new take on the world of Supreme, the Superman proxy created by Rob Liefeld and helmed for years by Alan Moore. In Blue Rose #1, writer Warren Ellis … Continue reading
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Tagged comic reviews, comics, Image, Image Comics, rob liefeld, Supreme, Supreme Blue Rose, Tula Lotay, Warren Ellis
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