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Frog Act posted:I am going to drive myself to complete madness trying to locate a copy of Corto Maltese: The Secret Rose. I just spent a completely absurd $200 buying The Golden House of Samarkand and Tango which leaves me with only one missing. I feel like they might be the best adventure/"real world" comics ever written and it is just so frustrating how difficult they are to find. While I'm at it, it is completely bonkers that Lone Wolf and Cub has a 28 volume reprint from 2016 and the only ones actually available anymore are 1-10. I don't understand why so many important classic historical comics are so utterly neglected The Lone Wolf & Cub reprint was twelve volumes; it was Dark Horse's original version that ran twenty-eight volumes. I'm waiting for them to do an unflipped version; I'd buy it all over again.
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MinionOfCthulhu posted:I dunno if this is the right thread for this but I didn't see a "what comic am I thinking of?" thread so I thought I'd ask. I'm trying to remember the title of a comic, it's about some medieval MMO where the protagonist realizes she's part of a video game...or something. I don't remember anything about it or even if it was good, but occasionally it pops into my head and I just need this itch scratched at this point. The long-lost Nonplayer? https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/nonplayer
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Random Stranger posted:I feel like this can be the sad news thread too often. There are a few: Jack Katz is still going; his first published work appeared in 1943. The first work by Larry Lieber appeared in the early 1950s, though I think he was working in the business in the '40s. Bob Bolling and Angelo Torres both got started in the early '50s.
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