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ORDER STARLOCK (STRANGERS Volume 3) by Claude
Legrand & Luciano Bernasconi, foreword by Mike Baron,
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ORDER JAYDEE (STRANGERS Volume 2) (+ Starknight, Dick Spade) by Danilo
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ORDER HOMICRON (STRANGERS Volume 1) by Lina
Buffolente, Jean-Marc Lofficier & Jean-Jacques Dzialowski,
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ORDER ZEMBLA (Volume 1) by Franco Oneta, foreword by Joe
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ORDER KABUR (Volume 1) by Claude J. Legrand, Jean-Marc
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ORDER WAMPUS (Volume 1) by Franco Frescura and Luciano
Bernasconi, foreword by Will Eisner, cover by Stephen R. Bissette:
US$20.95 + $3.00 p&h (European orders: send 25 Euros postage included) "I ate it up when my copy arrived and have already reread it, it's such grand fun; a heady stew of bogus sf/alien/espionage/terrorism circa the '60s, working up to staggering global political/social collapse (orchestrated by the translucent noodle-bodied badboy Wampus) that builds upon the anarchistic spirit of none other than Diabolik -- hence, a missing link of sorts in European comics history, between the archetype of Fantomas and the coming wave of underground comix radicalism. Love, love, love it, highly recommended!" S.R. Bissette. Wampus is one of the great alien monsters of comics... [an] obscure gem of bande dessinée pulp paranoia. Paul Gravett. Review on Comic Bits Online. |
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