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Sleeper Offers Classic Noir Pessimism 
io9 | by Graeme McMillan | Wed, Jun 17
The idea of "superheroes for grown-ups" has been promised many, many times in the twenty-plus years since Frank Miller made Batman old and Alan Moore took the underwear away from his glowing blue radioactive man, but rarely achieved. Sleeper manages it by downplaying the superheroics a...
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