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Comics Should Be Good! | by Brian Cronin | Sun, Nov 1
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Okay, so this is what we're going to do for the month of November. When I was doing the Top 70 Most Iconic Panels in Marvel Comics History, someone noted that this could easily be termed DC Comics' 75th Anniversary, what with National Allied Publications starting up in 1934 and all. I think tha...
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