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" And so yeah I'm not even a big it is what it out yeah weigh in first place it -- murders -- this sacrifice. Murder now. I'm so so this first the first and second line we're just we're book written about -- backed him on there were just. So they just like to send us a fracture resistant -- take long. The whole kind of paradigm of superheroes this prevails but that was different -- successive presidents. This is volume one right in volumes were included bracket -- whole twenties some modest 85 on bright so."

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" Last year we had a big surprise hit among three of us at least you see the draw it up -- you really edit it just didn't go that type of charts. A critical Henderson drumming for fear of coming and virgin comics -- The late this column a company which isn't around anymore put put out models needed to build phase -- Collins filled ill conceived perhaps. Not a bunch of books that nobody really caught onto about we we discovered and there last year and this is the hardcover version -- there which dynamite entertainment has put -- pseudonym picked up the if they picked up the rights and that was the one thing that wanted to out of virgin plastic it was -- probably came just recently. And it's to -- that the -- omnibus. Just. Let's generous. It's tanker -- that -- if you can see it's data point seven issue lot of I think all the books I think he'll talk like this. Which Horowitz it is because someone else -- I think it has fired -- about solicited then -- as you can see."

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" Quintessential. British soldier -- you know like he's stoic he is brave face -- fuzzy jacket."

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" Really the thing that statement that I remember is the sort of the naval battles so yeah. He's big ships who really wanted. Thousands Spezza then take all the space that way and you make it the ocean and this is what it does this the same thing as a big element is the hall."

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" This is a this is a great clutch so excited if McCain when it first announced it was right before version folded into the horses I don't know that -- It hasn't but it did this yeah. So when we come back more war."

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" And so yeah I'm not even a big it is what it out yeah weigh in first place it -- murders -- this sacrifice. Murder now. I'm so so this first the first and second line we're just we're book written about -- backed him on there were just. So they just like to send us a fracture resistant -- take long. The whole kind of paradigm of superheroes this prevails but that was different -- successive presidents. This is volume one right in volumes were included bracket -- whole twenties some modest 85 on bright so."

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" Last year we had a big surprise hit among three of us at least you see the draw it up -- you really edit it just didn't go that type of charts. A critical Henderson drumming for fear of coming and virgin comics -- The late this column a company which isn't around anymore put put out models needed to build phase -- Collins filled ill conceived perhaps. Not a bunch of books that nobody really caught onto about we we discovered and there last year and this is the hardcover version -- there which dynamite entertainment has put -- pseudonym picked up the if they picked up the rights and that was the one thing that wanted to out of virgin plastic it was -- probably came just recently. And it's to -- that the -- omnibus. Just. Let's generous. It's tanker -- that -- if you can see it's data point seven issue lot of I think all the books I think he'll talk like this. Which Horowitz it is because someone else -- I think it has fired -- about solicited then -- as you can see."

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" Not city obviously -- actually looking it up Eddie -- back to call -- omnibus considered under the definitions of his former marketing and yet anyway. And a market terms testified as big ones which I'm not gonna let it get so let's have it right. So this is -- the labor of I don't know if that is labor and I don't labor with something but out of a couple that only -- part. With like maybe I'll oats were. And it's back but again. This evidence of the complete collection of the miniseries that we all read that and I loved -- it will. I knew that. Like so Ramallah this well. -- The great surprise -- is it a bit surprised books of 2007 and 82008. This is Rick MacArthur that's the Arctic -- skiing and it's it's a science fiction war story that -- the future and it's and it's. It was unique and I think had read it there was nothing else like it was basically guards and it's finding a way to do more -- comics but will the characters got to -- Then there's uphold. It English British Thomas editor. He start -- creator after the war over to NS has been around -- fifty years plus of the Captain America. Yeah -- finished -- it is and I -- sort of -- to the character is pilot is a super space pilot let me. An independent world David Goddard space and it got -- models but that is that he's the best outnumber."

" Quintessential. British soldier -- you know like he's stoic he is brave face -- fuzzy jacket."

" you leather jacket with the fire and he's an eyebrow what's what's great about the series is is that. It's never read that netbooks are never heard of this is. You don't need that read everything you wanted to -- to but the character everything also knows in the story all the information is there and and it's really interesting because it's like the return of his big villain that's almost like. It's just two years Batman comic story of some -- ministers that the joke prospecting. But that's how big this has -- but you don't need to know anything about dating another history you just need to know everything is president and -- Literally a little green man his Venus is ridiculous. To me con me coming -- right -- the enemy comes. With. We're related ten -- in this debate except for the story is in the future when China and the US of what each other out there it British empire is the dominant empire in the world's. Again which is all the British science fiction is always yeah I don't back the deadline. A quarter of -- But ultimately think that the net or else they spoke a Japanese space two -- was great and never came out last. And that's a base of any -- comes back and Marc Antony they had to bring down debt retirement to save the world again and it was. Exciting that was emotional I'm very -- we've read the salt once and you don't want to get this and it's so good. There's some heart wrenching stuff in here this great and I'm not British -- some great -- In a British online you know -- moments and it got some very sort of the in our crew that is close did you just Americans are now nobody. Welcome to the hearing that he's the patriarch about like. Well you can rob rob rallying. And in other space battles as battles planets a minute it I."

" Really the thing that statement that I remember is the sort of the naval battles so yeah. He's big ships who really wanted. Thousands Spezza then take all the space that way and you make it the ocean and this is what it does this the same thing as a big element is the hall."

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" And we're back with the third one what. Okay. This is -- war by Emanuel there. That's on grounds it some for a second books and smaller book is a little bigger than the other one but again these -- books -- usual size. Right it's a different it's a really good -- on this is a re. But it's about an American GI from what we're twos -- basically the story is this is Franco Belgian. Com it's excellent so the translation. To translation but and elitist or a -- I was kidding that in Pasadena California. When World War II broke out. He joined the military. And and got shipped off to camp and ended up getting there yeah they're getting to Europe eventually. Sort of after. The bad. It's it is -- old she can't yet did on he didn't really serious action on security different sort of story then. A lot liberation story. And we're OK you've read Stephen Ambrose books you watch when the Brothers that are very heroic you know open. He's got choked up I am. In the mud like fighting Germans or or even you know the Pacific theater. This is sort of like it's driving around Europe after. Like that the -- do you have any place afterwards it's a very different kind of story of war -- Then that I think that abnormal used a lot of times you see is story where it's all the fighting and heroism and this is -- more like lake. To settle these guys in March meeting -- city market and drive -- weird it's beautiful it's it's and that's that's the the next basically the reason I wanted to talk about this book is that. Of acts are you about it somewhere -- my top ten books of 2008 were actually that because it sounds like my my kind of thing. I got I read on a plane and I got the play in the first thing Hackett think this is I was going to see these guys unfortunately. I just for the most amazing graphic novel I've read now I don't know how long. -- because it perfectly captures who this person is files -- the World War II in the end of that but also that follows -- base the rest of his life. And the way that the story work is that. -- after the war. Basically moved to France to live and he found ways you as a civilian employee of the -- But this is really sort of amazing guy and he met this cartoonist an annual. And and they became very good friends big age difference and they just hung around and talk and basically what he taped these interviews about his life. And then wrote it did the whole thing was pulled him in French. So loses -- story as an American being told to the purchase of French and now it's translated back in English. Farm and then the cartoonist went through in and illustrated the entire thing it's very it's not just a word balloons I don't think -- That's -- Cuba for the most part it's just it is a story telling exercise. And even he says and -- makes you reading introduction you read this what he explains that some of the stories don't make exact cents to go back check but I love to hear the way he told me this story is amazing is he's an amazing story -- and and it just as a person. It's really interest -- and he needs like. These. Sort of semi famous philosophers and artists that he becomes friends with him as a whole story about -- goes -- redwood forest -- general Sherman. And in the book is just all consuming and spanning it does all of these different things about this one sort of really existing person's life -- in a civil war. Not increase the big tree create. -- a tree that he's called general Charlotte. To show that support that under the biggest."

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