UNCANNY X-MEN #289: The Question

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UNCANNY X-MEN #289 has a question. And other things.

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Cinema Purgatorio #11 - "My Fair Dahlia"

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Varnished with blood and Brylcreem, in our razor-collared cutting edge collection we restore the broken-bulb emporiums where, in the creaking backseats, modern terror and monstrosity were shamelessly conceived. In our worn aisles and glossy pages the most individual and inventive talents in contemporary comics are delivering a landmark midnight matinee in monochrome, intent on pushing both the genre and the medium beyond their stagnant formulas and into shapes that suit the unique shadows and disquiets of our present moment. -- Alan Moore

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Doctor Aphra Annual #1

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Here we basically get to “do” Black Krrsantan's origin. Plus! I get to do my take on His Girl Friday in Star Wars. -- Kieron Gillen

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Kingdom Come #4

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Mysterious Adventures: One Man's Poison

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A culinary tale with early art from Ross Andru, co-creator of the Punisher.

( 'Sometimes food is more important than friends.' )

Captain Atom: Armageddon #1 - #3

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Voodoo (Ajax-Farrell): Goodbye...World!

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"And the shapes of the locusts were like unto horses prepared unto battle; and on their heads were as it were crowns like gold, and their faces were as the faces of men."
--Revelation 9:7, King James Version

( 'Only Special Project Final X remains' )

Long Dream

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UNCANNY X-MEN #290: The Answer

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Last issue Forge asked Storm a question.

Now... The Answer!

( Fixer, fix thyself! )

Spider-Woman #1

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The Authority: World's End #1

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"This direction evolved following our WorldStorm launch a few years ago. Looking at the landscape of the industry, we realized we needed to move our universe in a different direction, something that the “Big Two” couldn’t, or wouldn’t, do for a long period of time. And we decided that direction should be toward a sci-fi/horror direction of a post-apocalyptic setting (to a degree, an almost logical extension to where the WSU has been headed for years). There have been “visions” of a devastated, bleak future in other mainstream super-hero books, but nothing with the lasting impact or direction that the World’s End books will be tackling."

- Wildstorm editor Ben Abernathy


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