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What I bought - 11 February 2009 
Comics Should Be Good! | by Greg Burgas | Thu, Feb 12
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If you’ve ever bought a Batman book, you’ll probably like this. You don’t even have to be aware of what Morrison has been doing with the character. Just this: Batman might be dead. All else follows from that.
Incognito #2 by Ed Brubaker (writer), Sean Phillips (artist), and Val Staples (colori...
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Aquaman (Vol.1) #60 - March 1978
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.
Fri, Jan 29 | from The Aquaman Shrine
