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What We Don’t Talk About (£11-99, Avery Hill) by Charlot Kristensen.
“People
will only see racism when it’s at its most extreme…
“But racism is more than just slurs and violent acts.”
“I think it’s important to be true to yourself.
“If something feels wrong you should speak up.”
For over 10 years I wrote up to 15 comic and graphic novels reviews every week – on my days off.
Two years ago I decided I wanted my life back, and for a year I’ve been virtually silent.
But this book is worth missing a whole month of anyone’s leisure time, so I’m back.
Charlot Kristensen, everybody: this is her debut graphic novel. I hope you are paying attention, for Kristensen has created something deceptively complex with extraordinary economy – and the lushest of lines, form and colour enhanced by carefully chosen light throughout – that will reward your careful consideration with much to ponder upon.

It’s time to meet Farai and Adam.
“I really want to get along with Adam’s family…
“Our relationship means a lot to me…
“But I also want him to be there for me.
“Is that too much to ask?”
No, if we are as committed as we claim, it is the very least we can do for our dearly beloveds: listen long enough to understand and, if necessary, back them to the hilt. It’s called love and loyalty. Especially since Farai’s already reassured her own caring and concerned mother, “I already told you, mom, he’s different.”
But what happens when your boyfriend’s parents turn out to be nightmares, you find yourself trapped in their affluent home territory and therefore beholden to their oh-so-generous hospitality, then it transpires that said boyfriend…
Well, that’s “nurture” for you.
After two years of not-so-subtle stalling for which Farai gives Adam the benefit of what must inevitably be considerable doubt, Adam has finally invited Farai to meet his parents, so they travel to Windermere by train.

Farai is excited! Adam is angry. Farai’s tardiness almost made them miss their train. But it didn’t; they haven’t. So why is Adam so angry?
Farai is an artist, a positive and inspired young artist, secure in her identity. Adam is a musician. He’s really very pretty. He’s kind of lanky with a disarming flop of hair falling over one side of his forehead. Farai is full-on beautiful with large, pool-deep eyes, rich lips and a casually tied-up bunch of black hair threaded through with blue and purple highlights. They’re a very attractive couple.
But for Adam’s mother, Martha, Farai is a new toy to play with, a sick power trip to take pleasure in, and a goal to be achieved. Can you guess what it is yet?
Hegemony must be maintained at all costs.

Kristensen has created an appallingly real and ever so clever ogre in Adam’s constantly angling mother. She’s a domineering bully who knows precisely what she is doing. She’s all charm and smarm to begin with, while her husband Charles has been whittled away over the years into being the most monosyllabic, compliant and complicit co-combatant that any garrulous general could hope for. And make no mistake: Martha’s vile and outrageously forthright racism is far from casual or accidental. She bides her time and then she pounces before pulling back, wounded blood drawn.

It’s cold, calculated and strategically deployed then, as I say, skilfully withdrawn at the very last minute, leaving Farai with little room to manoeuvre by speaking out or conferring with Adam whose default setting is defensive: especially of his parents.
“Ah, maybe you’re reading too much into it.”
That’s always a favourite of mine.
“Adam, I know what I heard. And that’s not all of it. Your dad and mom were talking about an African gardener they fired just because he forgot to water a plant. They said he had a funny African name and they couldn’t understand his accent.”
“Farai… maybe they didn’t tell you the whole story, I don’t know. I’m sure there were other problems.”
There’s a constant sneer on Martha’s mouth, and disdain in her eyes, She’s smug, supercilious, condescending and patronising.
“Look, Farai Darling, I’m only referring to common knowledge. There’s no need to get so worked up.”
Also: “Every child knows…”
I had an older relative who used to greet almost everything I said with, “Oh don’t be so stupid!” And I’m not, really, stupid. But using nebulous language like that is a very clever way of dismissively shutting down counter-arguments.
Deliciously, Kristensen’s art throughout – in defiantly uplifting and colourful contrast to Martha’s withering, caustic toxicity – is an exuberant, life-affirming, joy!
Oh, where there are inevitable, final flare-ups of anger, they are projected with jagged, barb-edged speech balloons and equally angular gesticulations! And Kristensen’s expressions are ever so subtle and telling.
But predominantly there is a celebration of truly juicy light, form and colour, of fabrics and foliage and stone; beams and streams of sunshine cascading in through the windows, elevating everything inside! And out on Lake Windermere – from mid-summer day to shepherd’s-delight dusk – there is an awe-inspiring beauty in the wide-open, bright sky above and the dazzling, tiny white diamonds dancing on the deeper blue waters below which is entirely immune to the self-satisfied shadows cast in between.

“Look!” the art demands. “Look at what could be yours! Look at what is yours for the taking! Look at what you are missing!”
It’s actually ungrateful, isn’t it?
I leave you with Martha fishing for what she loves most instead – a reaction – this time feeling no need to find any sort of emollient whatsoever to what she erroneously considers will be her coup de grace:
“Oh that’s interesting, Farai. That… thing on your head.”
“Oh! You mean my headwrap.”
“Is that what it’s called? I didn’t know you were a Muslim.”
“Ahh I think you’ve misunderstood… This is a very common head attire in my culture. And there are many people from across the world who wear head coverings for different reasons.”
“Oh, so you’re not a Muslim?”
“No I’m not…”
“Oh thank god! I thought I was going to have a heart attack.”
By contrast, you’ll be ever so proud of Farai’s response.

Martha delights in playing cat and mouse games but this time she’s misjudged her victim, for Farai – however calm, reasonable and accommodating of as much of Martha’s cold, calculated and malicious behaviour as she can be – is no mouse.
That would be Martha’s long-dominated son.
I cannot wait to see and hear more from Charlot Kristensen, whose work I already rate right up there alongside early Tillie Walden (I LOVE THIS PART and A CITY INSIDE etc), another of Avery Hill’s many discoveries whose talent they recognised in her mid-teens then gently shepherded towards producing longer-form works like ON A SUNBEAM and her autobiographical SPINNING, all four of which have sold in their hundreds here.
Now that really is true nurture for you!
Page 45 Comicbook Of The Month, October 2020.
I mean, obviously.
SLH
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Dumped (Page 45 Exclusive Signed & Numbered Bookplate Edition) h/c (£14-99,self-published) by Andi Watson.
The
first in a feverishly anticipated series of Andi Watson graphic novels, long out of print and sorely missed, now lavishly redesigned with a matching trade dress and completely re-coloured to make maximum use of modern production values.
Each will be accompanied at Page 45 by a free, signed bookplate, limited to 50 copies.
Please do also check out our best-selling Andi Watson Mini-Comic Collection section. You’ll find several there reviewed.
“Just checking it’s bought, and not out of a skip.”
Duncan’s referring to Binny’s bag of beer, brought to a party hosted by bloke called Tony – whom neither of them knows – to celebrate some sort of anniversary.
Normally Binny’s bags contain second-hand books which, yes, he might well have salvaged from the side of a road, such is his passion for the secret lives they’ve led prior to being dumped: all the highlights and annotations each might contain, revealing a little or indeed a lot of their past owners.

Upstairs in a bedroom, Binny finds a stylish young lady unceremoniously throwing some of Tony’s prized possessions out of the window onto the bonnet of his car. They, ummm… yeah…

Binny wakes up very happy the next morning, but entirely oblivious to the young lady’s name (she never offered it), and has to do some pretty decent detective work to track her down to a shop selling vintage clothing. Debs too appreciates history, this time in a discarded garment.

Andi Watson’s customary economy of line, evoking so much (an entire city square through little more than a silhouette of some equestrian statue, as deftly as troubled thoughts by an eyebrow or glance) – is enhanced by gorgeous, charcoal-effect textures and one hell of a lot of British rain.
But Watson also brings economy to the rest of his storytelling, and it may surprise those who’ve snapped up his recent mini-comics from our Andi Watson Collection Section to discover that same succinct discipline in his full-blown graphic novels, as well as the wealth of lateral thinking. You wait until Binny waxes lyrical about all that may lie between dusty covers…
So back to the romance: the romance between Binny and Debs and the romance which they both perceive in found objects’ history. It seems like a match made in heaven.
So why is it not?
SLH
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From Hell Master Edition (In Colour) h/c (£44-99, Knockabout) by Alan Moore & Eddie Campbell.
Please Note: this
is my review of the original FROM HELL black and white edition (still in print, and in stock) from many moons ago. Interior art of this Master Edition, transmogrified by its new colour treatment by Eddie Campbell himself.
You will want both. Trust me.
On the surface (Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell’s surface are most creators’ core) it’s the story of one sick bastard’s execution of a royal cover up, fuelled by his own personal Masonic obsession with carving a male sigil across the heart of London by slaughtering the women of the street who happen to have strayed too close to a blue-blooded Victorian’s philandering.
Madness and ceremony and the architecture of time play large parts in this gruelling masterpiece, as the women struggle hard enough to survive in their own unforgiving environment, let alone when they’re lured by grapes into the alien world of an upper class cab, and Dr. Gull has visions of the world as we know it, where his deeds are anything but forgotten.
Eddie Campbell’s intense visuals are inseparable from the experience, whether it’s the look in Dr. Gull’s eyes that see more than is there, or the bleak, unsanitised and dark and stark London which he scratches indelibly on your mind. How did anyone have the arrogance to believe that they could ever “film” that? And speaking of Hollywood, how typical of them to turn this into a Whodunnit. That we know the “who” from just after the prologue makes the investigation all the more frustrating, infuriating and painful to follow, so it was never about the “who” – it’s about the “why”. Why did Dr. Gull do it? Why was the case never solved? And why are we still studying these events then studying the studies of those who have studied the events?
This is a vast work of enormous power that will take you twice as long to read as almost any three other graphic novels combined.
I present you with comparison pages between the original black and white edition which has a raw power of its own, and this brand-new colourized revelations…




Here are two of my favourite pages. Such is its foreboding, its raw, stark power, that I’ve used the bottom-right image to promote the book ever since it was first published. Then behold the new, almost glutinous fog and Eddie Campbell lamplight:


And this bottom-right panel has been completely redrawn…


As I say, I believe you will want both.
Please see my review of Eddie Campbell’s FROM HELL COMPANION for more depth and insight. Largely Eddie’s.
SLH
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One Story h/c (£19-99, Fantagraphics) by Gipi.
War:
“It’s all so slow.
“You. You’re an inventor. You should invent a better weapon. That can accelerate everything.
“Modernity demands it.”
“I’m not scared.
“Why should I be? I have you.
“You remember? I promised.
“I’ll come back.”
The publisher writes:
“One Story actually consists of two entangled tales- those of Silvano Landi, a writer, who sees his life falling apart and Landi’s great-grandfather, Mauro, a soldier mired in the carnage in the First World War. Alternating between past and present, One Story documents the roots of a twisted family tree and traces the pain passed down from one generation to the next.”
It’s a masterpiece. One of the very finest graphic novels I have ever had the pleasure of absorbing.

To begin with it’d fragmented. You’ll find out why.
What’s more, each of the fragments, once pieced together, make perfect, oh so powerful sense. Including the tree in the middle of the tennis court.
The tree which Landi can’t stop drawing, just like the petrol station with its vast awning, in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the night.





This book will break your heart.
Repeatedly.
SLH
P.S. It’s an English language edition. We’ve only used foreign language pages to disguise any spoilers. Perhaps.
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In The Shadow Of No Towers h/c (£40-00, Pantheon) by Art Spiegelman.
Nearly
two decades ago our Mark wrote the following upon the book’s initial release:
You might have seen excerpts in either the COMICS JOURNAL or MCSWEENEY’S 13. I think that the Guardian ran a few pages a while ago. This is Spiegelman’s reaction to the attack on the twin towers, American reaction to that and the government’s reaction to the whole thing. Ten huge pieces, aping old Sunday comics sections, printed on thick card like baby’s first book. The scale is correct, the book, with the black cover, spot-varnish and illo of ancient American comic characters kicked sideways by a foreign goat, is huge.
The format works, carefully spelling out the events of the day.
A scary kids’ book for adults.
MAS
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The Old Guard vol 1: Opening Fire s/c (£14-99, Image) by Greg Rucka & Leandro Fernandez.
That is one
well equipped modern mercenary: combat boots, flak jacket… ancient, double-bladed battle axe.
Not quite standard issue.
From the writer of LAZARUS and BLACK MAGIC and – with Ed Brubaker – GOTHAM CENTRAL comes an impeccably researched, more action-orientated mystery of military manoeuvres across the globe. Across time too, and Andy is fucking sick of it.
Clue: her full name is Andromache and if you know your Euripides, she had a pretty shitty time of it ever since Achilles went and whopped her husband Hector. I mean, a really shitty time of it. The Greeks tossed her sprog over the Trojan walls then, just to rub it in, made her a slave to Achilles’ own son.
As the opening three pages make brutally clear the intervening centuries haven’t brought much more peace. She appears to have fought her way through them all. Which is one way to trying to work through your understandable anger issues. She hasn’t stopped fighting, either. Andy and her three male colleagues have one key advantage over others engaged in mortal combat: they’re not mortal. They cannot die.

Unfortunately in the 21st Century keeping that quiet is a tad more difficult than it used to be: live footage not recorded onto a drive which could be deleted, but beamed immediately around the globe via satellite to someone who wants a piece of their anti-agapic action. You’ll see.
What you won’t necessarily see immediately – as Andy and co are on their way to South Sudan to rescue seventeen girls from heavily armed abductors – is what relevance there could possibly be in American marine Nile Freeman’s search of a family home in Afghanistan full of very frightened women. But you will, at the end of chapter one.

The initial scene inside the home is beautifully played by both Rucka and Fernández who delivers both day and night, throughout, in a style similar to 100 BULLETS’s Eduardo Risso: lots of silhouettes and shadows.
“We are searching for someone. We believe he is hiding her. This man. He has killed many of my people and many of yours. Have you seen this man?”
“No,” replies the old woman, staring at the photo in terrified recognition.
“No, there are no men here,” she says, glancing to the door behind which they are hidden, “and a man who would cower behind women… who puts them in danger and uses them as shields… he is no man at all.”
“I thank you for your honesty and help. We will leave you in peace… blessings on your house…”

Everyone’s in for some surprises, including you: being immortal isn’t all it’s cracked up to be if your family aren’t in on it. And cannot be – Andy is adamant about that and eloquent on the subject.
On the other hand, discovering the love of your life early on, if they are immortal too…

Tenderness and brutality in equal measure.
SLH
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I Want You (£19-99, Drawn & Quarterly) by Lisa Hanawalt

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Little Bird: The Fight For Elder’s Hope s/c (£17-99, Image) by Darcy Van Poelgeest & Ian Bertram

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Slaughterhouse-Five The Graphic Novel h/c (£18-99, Boom) by Kurt Vonnegut, Ryan North & Albert Monteys

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Wings Of Light: A Retroworlds Story s/c (£14-99, Humanoids) by Harry Bozino & Carlos Magno

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Mujirushi: The Sign Of Dreams (£15-99, Viz) by Naoki Urasawa

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The Adventure Zone vol 3: Petals To The Metal s/c (£15-99, FirstSecond) by Clint McElroy, Griffin McElroy, Justin McElroy, Travis McElroy & Carey Pietsch

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The Dreaming vol 3: One Magical Movment s/c (£16-99, Vertigo) by Simon Spurrier & Bilquis Evely, Marguerite Sauvage, Dani, Matias Bergara

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East Of West vol 10 (£14-99, Image) by Jonathan Hickman & Nick Dragotta

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The Emotional Load And Other Invisible Stuff (£14-99, Seven Stories) by Emma

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Jim Henson’s Dark Crystal Age Of Resistance – The Quest For The Dual Glaive h/c (£18-99, Boom) by Nicole Andelfinger & Matias Basla, Esdras Cristobal

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Genpet s/c (£14-99, Magnetic Press) by Damien & Alex Fuentes

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Ladybird Tales Of Adventurous Girls h/c (£12-99, Penguin) by various

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Milo’s World Book 3: The Cloud Girl (s/c £14-99, h/c £17-99 Magnetic Press) by Richard Marazano & Christophe Ferreira

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Be Gay Do Comics s/c (£22-99, IDW) by various

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SFSX vol 1: Protection s/c (£8-99, Image) by Tina Horn & Michael Dowling, various

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The Winter Of The Cartoonist h/c (£19-99, Fantagraphics) by Paco Roca

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The Sky Is Blue With A Single Cloud (£18-99, Drawn & Quarterly) by Kuniko Tsurita

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Wonder 3 s/c (£26-99, Digital Manga Distribution) by Osamu Tezuka

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A Thief Among The Trees – An Ember In The Ashes Graphic Novel h/c (£14-99, Archaia) by Sabaa Tahir, Nicole Andelfinger & Sonia Liao

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Bix h/c (£26-99, Gallery) by Scott Chantler

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The Cloven Book One h/c (£21-99, Fantagraphics) by Garth Stein & Matthew Southworth

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The Complete Calvin & Hobbes Slipcase Softcover Edition (£100-00, Andrews McMeel) by Bill Watterson

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Critical Role vol 2: Vox Machina Origins s/c (£17-99, Dark Horse) by Jody Houser & Olivia Samson

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Eight-Lane Runaways h/c (£21-99, Fantagraphics) by Henry McCausland

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Journalism s/c (£14-99, Jonathan Cape) by Joe Sacco

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The Machine Never Blinks h/c – A Graphic History Of Spying And Surveillance h/c (£20-99, Fantagraphics Books) by Ivan Greenberg & Everett Patterson, Joseph Canlas

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Once Upon A Space Time h/c (£12-99, Random House) by Jeffrey Brown

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Star Wars: The Rise Of Kylo Ren s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Charles Soule & Will Sliney

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Stranger Things vol 3: Into The Fire s/c (£17-99, Dark Horse) by Jody Houser & Ryan Kelly

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Stranger Things: The Bully s/c (£11-99, Dark Horse) by Greg Pak & Valeria Favoccia

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Out Of The Blue h/c (£26-99, Aftershock) by Garth Ennis & Keith Burns

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The Stringbags h/c (£26-99, Dead Reckoning) by Garth Ennis & PJ Holden

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Firefly vol 4: New Sheriff In The ‘Verse vol 1 h/c (£14-99, Boom) by Greg Pak & Lalit Kumar Sharma, Davide Gianfelice

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Firefly vol 3: Unification War Part Three h/c (£14-99, Boom) by Greg Pak & Dan McDaid

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Moonshot: The Indigenous Comics Collection vol 2 s/c (£19-99, Avani) by various

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Moonshot: The Indigenous Comics Collection vol 3 s/c (£19-99, Avani) by various

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Rascal h/c (£13-99, IDW) by Jean-Luc Deglin

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Things From The Flood h/c (£24-99, Simon & Schuster) by Simon Stalenhag

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American Gods vol 3 h/c (£19-99, Dark Horse) by Neil Gaiman & P. Craig Russell, Scott Hampton

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Crowded vol 2 s/c (£14-99, Image) by Christopher Sebela & Ro Stein, Ted Brandt

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Cuisine Chinoise: Tales Of Food And Life h/c (£17-99, Dark Horse) by Zao Dao

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Fight Club 3 h/c (£26-99, Dark Horse) by Chuck Palahniuk & Cameron Stewart, David Mack

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Strayed vol 1 s/c (£17-99, Dark Horse) by Carlos Giffoni & Juan Doe

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Sword Daughter vol 3: Elsbeth Of The Island h/c (£17-99, Dark Horse) by Brian Wood & Mack Chater, Jose Villarrubia

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Undiscovered Country vol 1: Destiny s/c (£8-99, Image) by Scott Snyder, Charles Soule & Giuseppe Camuncoli, various

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Star Trek Picard: Countdown s/c (£14-50, IDW) by Mike Johnson, Kirsten Beyer & Angel Hernandez.

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Joker: Killer Smile h/c (£24-99, DC) by Jeff Lemire & Andrea Sorrentino

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Wolverine: Weapon X s/c (£17-99, Marvel) by Barry Windsor-Smith

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Powers: The Best Ever h/c (£24-99, DC) by Brian Michael Bendis & Michael Avon Oeming

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Fallen Angels vol 1 s/c (£15-99, Marvel) by Bryan Hill & Szymon Kudranski

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X-Men+Fantastic Four: 4X s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Chip Zdarsky & Terry Dodson

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Immortal Hulk vol 7: Hulk Is Hulk s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Al Ewing & Joe Bennett

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Iron Man: Epic Collection vol 4 – The Fury Of The Firebrand s/c (£35-99, Marvel) by Archie Goodwin, Gerry Conway, others & Don Heck, George Tuska, others

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X-Force By Benjamin Percy s/c vol 1 (£15-99, Marvel) by Benjamin Percy & Joshua Cassara, Stephen Segovia

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X-Men: Epic Collection – Proteus s/c (£35-99, Marvel) by Chris Claremont & John Byrne

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Batman: Curse Of The White Knight h/c (£26-99, DC) by Sean Murphy

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Green Lantern: Earth One vol 2 h/c (£22-99, DC) by Gabriel Hardman & Corinna Bechko

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The Vision – The Complete Collection s/c (£24-99, Marvel) by Tom King & Gabriel Hernandez Walta, Michael Walsh

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DCeased: Unkillables h/c (£20-99, DC) by Tom Taylor & Karl Mostert

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Amazing Spider-Man vol 8: Threats & Menaces s/c (£15-99, Marvel) by Nick Spencer & Ryan Ottley

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Tarot: Avengers / Defenders s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Alan Davis & Paul Renaud

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Flash vol 11: The Greatest Trick Of All s/c (£15-99, DC) by Joshua Williamson & Scott Kolins

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Gotham City Sirens s/c (£22-99, DC) by Paul Dini & Tony Bedard, Scott Lobdell, Marc Andreyko, Guillem March

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Justice League vol 5: Justice / Doom War s/c (£22-99, DC) by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV & various

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Young Justice vol 1: Gemworld s/c (£15-99, DC) by Brian Michael Bendis & Patrick Gleason, various

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Conan: Serpent War s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Jim Zub & various

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Conan The Barbarian Epic Collection: The Coming Of Conan s/c (£31-99, Marvel) by Roy Thomas & Barry Windsor-Smith

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King Thor s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Jason Aaron & Easd Ribic

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Ms. Marvel vol 2: Stormranger s/c (£15-99, Marvel) by Saladin Ahmed & Joey Vazquez, Minkyu Jung

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Punisher: Soviet s/c (£15-99, Marvel) by Garth Ennis & Jacen Burrows

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Avengers: Epic Collection vol 5 – This Beachhead Earth s/c (£35-99, Marvel) by Roy Thomas, Harlan Ellison & John Buscema, Sal Buscema, Neal Adams, Frank Giacoia, Herb Trimpe, Sam Grainger

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Venom vol 4: Venom Island s/c (£15-99, Marvel) by Donny Cates & Mark Bagley

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Miles Morales vol 3: Family Business s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Saladin Ahmed & various

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Savage Avengers s/c vol 2 To Dine With Doom (£16-99, Marvel) by Gerry Duggan & Kim Jacinto

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X-Men Milestones: Messiah War s/c (£22-99, Marvel) by various

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Amazing Spider-Man vol 7: 2099 s/c (£15-99, Marvel) by Nick Spencer & Patrick Gleason, Bazaldua

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Marauders vol 1 s/c (£15-99, Marvel) by Gerry Duggan & Matteo Lolli, Michele Bandini, Lucas Werneck, Mario Del Pennino

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Valkyrie: Jane Foster vol 2: At The End Of All Things s/c (£14-50, Marvel) by Jason Aaron, Al Ewing, Torunn Gronbekk & Pere Perez, Cafu, Ramon Rosanas

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Batman: Detective Comics vol 2: Arkham Knight s/c (£15-99, DC) by Peter J. Tomasi & various

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Silver Surfer: Parable s/c (£13-99, Marvel) by Stan Lee & Moebius

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Marvel Action Spider-Man vol 4: Venom s/c (£8-99, IDW) by Delilah Dawson & Davide Tinto

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DC Super Hero Girls vol 10: Weird Science s/c (£8-99, DC) by Amanda Deibert & various

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DC Super Hero Girls vol 12: Midterms s/c (£8-99, DC) by Amy Wolfram & Yancey Labat

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Teen Titans Go To Camp s/c (£8-99, DC) by Sholly Fisch & Marcelo DiChiara

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Cagaster vol 1 (£11-99, Ablaze) by Kachou Hashimoto

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Saint Young Men vol 2 h/c (£20-99, Kodansha) by Hikaru Nakamura

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Saiyuki The Original Series vol 1 – Resurrected Edition h/c (£19-50, Manga) by Kazuya Minekura

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That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime vol 12 (£10-99, Kodansha) by Fuse & Taiki Kawakami

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Transformers – The Manga vol 2 h/c (£19-99, Viz) by Ban Magami & Masumi Kaneda

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Dr. Stone vol 12 (£7-99, Viz) by Riichiro Inagaki & Boichi

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My Hero Academia vol 24 (£7-99, Viz) by Kohei Horikoshi

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One-Punch Man vol 20 (£7-99, Viz) by One & Yusuke Murata

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That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime vol 11 (£10-99, Kodansha) by Fuse & Taiki Kawakami

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Demon Slayer vol 14 (£7-99, Viz) by Koyoharu Gotouge

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Demon Slayer vol 15 (£7-99, Viz) by Koyoharu Gotouge

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Demon Slayer vol 16 (£7-99, Viz) by Koyoharu Gotouge

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Legend Of Zelda vol 16: Twilight Princess vol 7 (£7-99, Viz) by Akira Himekawa

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Sailor Moon vol 1 (£9-99, Kodansha) by Naoko Takeuchi

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Dragonball Super vol 9 (£7-99, Viz) by Akira Toriyama & Toyotarou

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Shoulder-A-Coffin Kuro Side Story: Nostalgic Travelogue (£12-99, Yen) by Satoko Kiyuduki

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Inside Mari vol 6 (£11-99, Denpa Books) by Shuzo Oshimi

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Persona5 vol 3 (£7-99, Viz) by Hisato Murasaki

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My Hero Academia Smash!! vol 5 (£7-99, Viz) by Hirofumi Neda

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Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond Is Unbreakable vol 6 h/c (£15-99, Viz) by Hirohiko Araki

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The Drifting Classroom vol 3 Perfection Edition h/c (£28-00, Viz) by Kazuo Umezz

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Saiyuki The Original Series vol 2 – Resurrected Ed (£19-50, Kodansha) by Kazuya Minekura

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Attack On Titan vol 31 (£9-99, Kodansha) by Isayama Hajime

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Gadgetry – Shirow Miwa Design Archives (£29-99, Pie) by Shirow Miwa

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One Piece vol 94 (£7-99, Viz) by Eiichiro Oda

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Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction vol 8 (£10-99, Viz) by Inio Asano

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That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime vol 13 (£10-99, Kodansha) by Taiki Kawakami

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Mob Psycho 100 vol 5 (£10-99, Dark Horse) by One

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Crikey, eh?
I’ve tried to separate the manga and superheroes so that they at least are all together but time constraints on this already punishing project mean that the rest really are in no particular order! Just stroll up and down until you spot a cover that speaks to you, click on the link and you’ll either see our reviews or a publisher’s blurb.
If a book doesn’t say “out of stock” then it’s in stock for worldwide shipping!
Right, I’m on holiday now until mid-October. It’s the first break I’ve had since last September! So if you have any questions, please email page45@page45.com
Look after yourselves, and thanks so much for all your support.
– Stephen