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“Crap Kingdom”

“Before you look at the description of this book DO NOT READ THE DESCRIPTION OF THIS BOOK. OR READ ABOUT IT ANYWHERE ELSE. As the

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“Monsters”

“Barry, I love you, and damn you nearly killed me with those long handwritten letters. Folks, as a comics reader who did learn and use

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“Dog Years”

“As someone who is not really a dog person, a dog book is a tough sell for me. I don’t want to say that I

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“Of Mice and Men”

“Another book that was ruined for me by school. Seriously, why the hell do they have kids read this in junior high? Because it’s short?

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“Lexicon”

“An English teacher’s wet dream, “magic” words are real and knowledge of morphemes allows a person to control others. This book was the first time

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“We Stand On Guard”

“America fights a war with Canada. In most books we have to put aside a preposterous premise, allow certain things, to enjoy it. For example,

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“Aleister & Adolf”

“Aleister Crowley might have been an occultist, but he also might have been the first communications/media studies professor. I guess he may have invented Churchill’s

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“Sports Is Hell”

“Ah, the award-winning graphic novel. We meet again. Every so often a comic, excuse me, graphic novel comes along that people seem to really love.

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“Berserk, Vol. 33”

“Ah, finally, another gross mass of flesh monster! I’ve been waiting!I’m like a lady on a date, sitting in the passenger seat of a car,

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“Armada”

“Ah, Armada. Take a good dose of Last Starfighter, mix in a bit of Star Wars, and then some general good times, and you’ve got

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“Berserk, Vol. 24”

“After reading this, I find the depiction of trolls as lovable imps with wacky hair super offensive. It’d be like making a toy line called

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“Batman: Damned”

“A story so thin that even Batman’s THICK DICK couldn’t save it!That’s right, in this book, you see Batman’s crank. Kind of, mostly, somewhat in

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“Denver”

“A short little read, this slim book is a reminder of how young a city Denver really is and how close it remains to its

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