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Comics Should Be Good! | by Bill Reed | Fri, Oct 23
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The cold open this week is about twelve seconds of the Music Meister warming up the orchestra, before the usual opening theme kicks in. Consider this the overture. From there, we're thrown into a high-stakes super-team-up. Aquaman, Black Canary, and Green Arrow drop in on the nefarious Bla...
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Aquaman leaves the Scavenger to save them: With this issue, longtime Aquaman artist Jim Aparo was replaced by Don Newton, continuing a long line of superior Aquaman artists. He would remain on the book until its final issue--which, sadly, wasn't too far away.
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