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Review: 'The Vertigo Encyclopedia' 
ComicMix | by Robert Greenberger | Sat, Oct 25
Leave it to Vertigo to show how things can be done in another way entirely. The DC Comics imprint was a natural evolution from a line of titles, largely edited by Karen Berger, in the late 1980s as writers such as Alan Moore, Jamie Delano and Grant Morrison began taking fresh looks at the occu...
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