New Comic Book Day Reviews for: Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Hello everyone and welcome to the "Gotham City Gazette" comic book reviews for the week of March 10, 2010. Lots and lots of great DC books this week and I can't wait to tell you all about them!

"Batgirl" #8 and "Red Robin" #10

Want to read both of these books: Buy "Batgirl" on Ebay Here and "Red Robin" Here!

I'm reviewing both of these books together because they both have crossovers with one another for this month. Red Robin is in Batgirl, Batgirl is in Red Robin, and both stories interact with one another. When you mix Red Robin, Batgirl, Barbara Gordon, Rhas al Ghul, The League of Assassins, Vicki Vale, Zoanne Fox, and Lucious Fox it makes for a fan service filled story of epic proportions. 

I've always been a fan of Tim Drake and Stephanie Brown together, they always have great chemistry, and it is brought back immediately as they happen upon one another both as different heroes; Tim as "Red Robin" and Stephanie as "Batgirl". I was never a fan of "The Spoiler" so it is a pleasant alternative to see Stephanie Brown drawn so well as "Batgirl" in both books. For the books being drawn by several different artists the work all fits together and is drawn in a similar style which is seamless. 

I also like the fact that in both books it is made so noticeable that Tim Drake is a total pimp, no matter who it is villain or hero Tim Drake just seems to draw the ladies right to him. Though it is made apparent that "Stephanie Brown" is the one for him, or I can hope. 

Great story, great art, great team-up; definitely a buy! I also would love to see a team-up story with one book; "Red Robin and Batgirl" I think a story arc with one book would be great! The covers are fantastic and the story is done brilliantly with lots of known heroes and adversaries! Also a great look ahead at the end of the book with some art from DC's upcoming story arc "Brightest Day"

Together: 5 out of 5 Stars! 
Want to know more about the relationship between Tim Drake and Stephanie Brown? Visit their Wiki HERE!

"Batman: The Widening Gyre" #5 of 6

Buy "Batman Widening Gyre" on Ebay by clicking HERE!

Batman aka Bruce Wayne is out of town and Robin along with new unknown hero "Baphomet"; are able to save the day on several occasions including taking down both "Mr. Freeze" and "The Joker". Could this new hero be ready to help protect Gotham? With a bubble with Bruce saying that he is in love, along with an appearance by "Catwoman", a great story, and Bruce talking of retirement?! This makes for one great book!

The write Kevin Smith is in my opinion at the peak of his story telling ability for the caped crusader! Usually long winded with lots of dialogue this story has just enough to make it great and make you wonder all at the same time. Very sad that this is the 5th of only 6 that he will be doing :( Maybe a series is in the works, I know I can hope. The art by Walter Flanagan and Art Thibert is creative, well done, original, and is just impressive. The cover is amazing a confusing collage that follows the entire story in one page! Definitely a must buy and just a great book! Pick it up today!

5 out of 5 Stars!
Want to know more about Kevin Smith: Fan him on Facebook HERE, follow him on Twitter HERE, or visit his website HERE!

"Batman and Robin" #10

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Grant Morrison delivers just like always in this continuing story of the serial killer who is supposedly on his/her way to Gotham after taking out high powered figures all over the globe and it is assumed by "The Gravedigger" that Bruce is next?! Damian is a brat like always, but a brat with major mommy and daddy issues that carry their way to the cover of this book. The story is engaging with lots of unseen rooms in "Wayne Manor", secret passage ways, and clues to find out of Bruce Wayne is really dead or not. Is Bruce leaving clues all over "Wayne Manor" as he is stuck in the past? Only time will tell!

Perfect writing once again by Grant Morrison, the man is definitely a legend for a reason. The art is well done by Andy Clarke and Scott Hanna, with brilliant bright colors and an animated feel with a realness to it. This book is a definite read and buy. Go get it today!

4 out of 5 Stars!

Want to know more about Grant Morrison, please visit his website HERE, or fan him on Facebook by clicking HERE!

Pick of the Week!

Justice League Rise and Fall Special: 1 Shot!

Buy "Justice League: Rise and Fall Special" on Ebay by clicking HERE!

Definitely hard to pick a book for best of the week, this week was great. Though it was easy to decide as this was the last book I read and definitely the best! Of course my favorite hero is Batman but, there are stories that can be written for Green Arrow that you just couldn't write for Batman. Green Arrow has finally cracked because of the destruction of Star City and he is on the war path. Vigilante is an adjective that is earned this week by "Green Arrow". Green Arrow has no interest in capturing bad guys and only has room to kill them! The JL including Flash, Hawkman, Black Canary, Green Lantern, and Batman are all caught in the middle of a hero out for revenge and villains that probably deserve it! "Green Arrow" has already taken two lives in vengeance and will he stop or will he be put to a stop, luckily this story will continue in "The Fall of Green Arrow" #31!

The story by J.T.Krul is amazing and well detailed, especially for a novice to the "Justice League" like myself, so everything made sense. The story is accompanied by the amazing art of Mike Mayhew, Diogenes Neves, and Fabrizio Fiorentino. This is the must have book for this week, don't leave your collection without it!

5 out of 5 Stars

 but that barely does the book justice, no pun intended!

First picture of "The Return of Bruce Wayne"
HE'S BAAAAACK!

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"The Boy Wonder" - DJ Under Pressure

signing off!

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"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" Trailer!

New Comic book reviews for March 3, 2010

Start out this week with a trailer for Disney's "Prince of Persia" movie coming out in May of 2010!

Hello and welcome to the "Clover Comics Gazette", thank you for taking the time to read my opinions and I would love to hear yours. Again thank you very much for your support and away we......Go!

"Batman: Confidential #42"

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"Batman Confidential" is usually one of my favorite books to read. It's usually light hearted, with cartoon style drawings, and it doesn't take itself too seriously. Unfortunately, #42 in the series leaves me more than unhappy. This book is written and drawn by Sam Kieth and personally I think that the same person drawing and writing is a mistake. Usually, if you have two or more people doing the different elements of the book such as; illustrating the cover, writing the book, and illustrating the inside it makes for a much better product. With one person doing everything it's an all or nothing situation, either you love all of it or you don't. Two or more people can have a story that is great and illustrations that aren't loved and visa versa, but with only one the formula just doesn't work.

The art for me is so lack luster and not anything that I would want drawn for me that it really just ruins and ok story. It's interesting story is dumbed down by un-inspired drawings and just a selfish book for Sam Kieth to do what he likes.

I'm a collector of "Batman: Confidential" so if you are as well I would pick it up, but just bag it and board it and put it away. I want my simple funny comic book back and I would be fine with no more Sam Kieth work.

1 out of 5 Stars!

"First Wave #1"

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What do you get when  you take three heroes who are so totally different and so totally awesome and throw them together with an interesting jumping off point? You get a very good comic that you should definitely check out. Batman, Doc Savage, and The Spirit; I doubt that I need to say more!

The first book in a series has got to be really difficult to write and illustrate, to be able to capture old fans and new fans with out irratating either group. Myself I know alot about Batman but, I haven't read anything from Doc Savage or The Spirit; but the book itself made me want to learn.

"First Wave #1" has just enough backstory to intrique a new audience, but not too much to where the hardcore fanboy will get bored. Though the Dark Knight is not in this first issue he makes it onto the cover and is eluded to several times during the book.

The art itself is well done and has more of a real feeling to it, which usually I'm not a huge fan of, but it is done well in this book. The story itself is a great starting point, unfortunately with new team-ups the characters are still disconnected from one another and that will probably take several issues to correct.

Overall a great book, definitely pick this one up, read it, and add it to your pull list!

4 out of 5 Stars!

"Batwoman: Detective Comics #862

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With Batman, Batwoman, and an insane serial killer, it's definitely pretty hard to go wrong! The cover is absolutely brilliant art and it is followed by a great looking book as well. I think Batwoman is being drawn better than ever and it's really interesting for me for both Batman and Batwoman to be in the same book, and it works!

The story has some great twists, turns, and the book expects you to try to keep up, So Concentrate while you read! Lots of different angles in this book and alot of parts to keep up with. Though really a joy to read! This book is the second part in a three part story arc, so I suggest also buying part one to fill in some blanks before starting on part 2.

Great book, extremely interesting, great visuals, definitely a buy!

4 out of 5 Stars

Pick of the Week!

"JSA: Allstars #4"

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My pick of the week is "JSA: Allstars #4" because it has great elements, artistry, and story to make you mad that you have to wait for the next one. Lots of heroes, lots of villains, and one pissed off monster, GOTTA LOVE IT!

I'm a huge Batman fan and I admit to being a noob about everyone in the DCU, so definitely a sensory overload for me of characters that I'm unfamiliar with. With that said the writing does a great job of not weighing down the story with back story, it isn't a chore not know who everyone is, it's a joy to not have to know to be able to follow the story. I'm interested in learning about everyone while following an ongoing story.

My main reason for picking up this book for the first time is because one of my favorite artists, Freddie E. Williams II, is working on this book. The visuals are so amazing that even with out the text bubbles the story is easy to follow. I fell in love with this art style while Freddie was working on "Robin" and "Flash" and just stuck to it. I've met Frieddie a couple of times and I think meeting someone who is so awesome at what they do and as a human being makes it so much easier to love the work. So I suggest typing his name into wikipedia and ebay and find some of his work!

Freddie does a great job of giving double page, full page, half page, and quarter page photos that come to life! Definitely expect several big drawings in his book that you could spend hours looking at and still not see everything. I think this form of huge pictures compared to mass amounts of frames is an artform that is really lost and Freddie makes it easy to want that artform back in more books.

Interesting story, easy to read, easy to pick up, stunning visuals, and a book that I'm really looking forward to reading more of!

5 out of 5 Stars!

If you would like to see more Freddie E. Williams II work you could visit his website HERE or follow him on twitter HERE!

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this blog, I will be back next Wednesday with another batch of reviews. I would love to hear from you via a comment, an email, a tweet, or a facebook comment. So hit me up tell me what you thought!

From the desk of the "Clover Comics Gazette"

This is

 "The Boy Wonder" - DJ Under Pressure

signing off!

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The Switch to "Gamefly"

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Ok, now the gamer I was in high school is obviously not the gamer than I am today. I say that as a sad note because being a casual gamer absolutely sucks! I live in a perfect gamer world, gaming has grown with me as I've gotten older. When I was a kid gaming wasn't that much for adults, but as I grew gaming grew with me and now that I am an adult; gaming is for adults. Unfortunately, something in my mind keeps me from taking time to put in an appropriate amount of time for gaming. What the hell is wrong with me I have no idea, however one thing makes me game and that is a CHALLENGE!

Trailer for "God of War: 3" being released this month!

Pre-order "God of War: 3" from Gamestop by clicking HERE!

Now this will definitely show me as a horrible slacker when it comes to playing awesome games, but I have to tell the story to get to my point. A couple of months ago my brother-in-law Jason had challenged me to beat both Halo 2 and Halo 3 in a week 7 days because I had been putting off beating both of those awesome games for an extended amount of time. So needless to say I was bound and determined to beat those games in the alotted amount of time and I did. My passion for gaming isn't lost, it just needs a kick start!

So, here is my plan: I need to challenge myself and I think the best way to do that is: 1. In Writing right here in my blog and 2. With a time limit and a monthly charge. So first in writing I say that I am going to defeat all the games in my library, sign up for gamefly, and commit to only buying certain games during the year.

For those  of you who don't know "Gamefly" is a service similar to to "Netflix" where by you rent games, they are mailed to you, keep them as long as you want, and return them whenever as long as you pay the monthly fee. Though I haven't been a supporter of "Gamefly" in the past I'm now starting to see where $15 bucks a month is much less than $60 a month and played right can be one hell of a deal!

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So, Gamefly it will be $15.00 a month to rent one game at a time and a built in challenge to beat the games as fast as possible to be able to get another game. Perfect, I think.My problem is that I hate being the person who has a million hobbies and doesn't give any of them up, but also doesn't apply enough time to any of them to be great. I think I have my hobbies narrowed down enough to apply myself in all of them, I just need to get dedicated and get shit done. So here goes!

So, $15 a month, which will equal out to $180 dollars a year, compared to probably getting one game a month at $60 a pop which equals $720 dollars a year, holy crap that is alot of money! Now, I know what you may be thinking, what happens with rpgs, sports, and fighters, those are so replayable that $60 seems like a good price, which is a great point. So I've narrowed it down to what games I will definitely buy for the year: 1 College Football, 1 NBA Basketball, 1 Fighter, 1 RPG; and of course any multiplayer games that my friends might want to play on such as Halo: Reach.

Now I'm a sucker for a special edition of the games and strategy guides I think they are super cool, totally worthless, but o so cool, S0..... with only 4 must have titles per year that will make cap room for special editions and strategy guides.

Trailer for "Halo: Reach" coming out sometime in 2010!

Now with all of this said, I have got to get to work!

From the desk of "The Clover Comics Gazette"

this is:

"The Boy Wonder" - DJ Under Pressure

signing off!

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New Comic Book Day, February 24, 2010, Reviews

Welcome to new comic book day February 24, 2010 review by your friendly neighborhood nerd. Again all reviews are stricly opinion and I encourage you to go read the books yourself and leave some feedback in the comment box. Thank you and enjoy!

*Pick Of The Week*

"Blackest Night: Black Lantern: Green Arrow" #30

Nekron is in control of the Green Arrow, sharing his secret thoughts, telling the truth about things long past, and using the real Green Arrows memory to alienate him from his family and other heroes. Can the Green Arrow be saved?

It is of public knowledge that I am not a fan of the Green Lantern, however I have read several of the spin-offs to "Blackest Night" and have been pleasantly suprised. So when I saw that Green Arrow would be in this book I had to give it a chance. Thank the comic gods for taking chances, this book was stellar. I found myself reading faster then I should and then re-reading. This is plain and simple a perfect book in my eyes and it has me wanting to read on into the "Blackest Night" universe. Go to your comic book shop and get this book NOW! Easily my pick of the week!

5 out of 5 stars!

Buy this book on EBAY by clicking HERE!

"The Walking Dead" #70

Has salavation finally come for Rick and his group? Possibly but, it all seems a little fishy when they find themselves in a situation that really does seem too good to be true. What is really going on and why does this place seem so "Perfect" only time will tell!

As always great illustrations, definitely the best black and white comic on the market. Also, more dialogue in this book than usually seen in "Walking Dead", but it was appropriate and didn't slow don't the flow of the book. I enjoyed it very much! Also, a big suprise at the end of the book in the letter section that will have "Walking Dead" fans scouring the internet for more information!

4 out of 5 Stars!

Buy this book from EBAY by clicking: HERE! 

"Gotham City Sirens" #9

The three vixens are in need of help from a friend who is a great detective and has a knack for "riddles". Who would want to frame the girls and who is this mystery dead body that ends up at their hideout?

I'm always a sucker for a book with The Riddler on the cover the book had me from that moment. Unfortunately so far the story is a little lack luster and hopefully it will pick up steam being that this is the first comic in this story arc. The illustrations are great and the book is definitely worth checking out.

3 out of 5 Stars!

Pick this book up on EBAY by clicking: HERE! 

"Batman and Robin" #9

A lazerus pit, a believed Bruce Wayne with an accent, and a Batwoman tie in makes for a pretty interesting story! Is Bruce Wayne back? Why would he have an accent? What happens to Damien and Alfred? Check out this book for some answers and suprises.

This book for me is similar to "Batman: Confidential" the coupling of the art with simple story telling does take itself very seriously and it makes the book alot of fun to read. As a book penned by the great Grant Morrison the story is top notch and a thrill to read. Pick this one up today!

4 out of 5 stars!

Buy this book on EBAY by clicking HERE!

Here's hoping that your new comic book day for this week was filled with as many great titles as mine.

From the pages of the "Clover Comics Gazette"
this is:

"The Boy Wonder" - DJ Under Pressure

Signing off!

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The Hero Initiative

Hello everyone and welcome back to "The Clover Comics Gazette"! I know it's been a while and I've been slacking, but don't worry I'm back for you Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, giving you all the nerd news you need to know. It's a Nerd's World everyone else is just living in it!

Now my first blog back is going to be about a cause that is very near and dear to my heart and that cause is the Hero Initiative. Haven't heard of them? Well you will now! Now the Hero Initiative is meant to help support comic creators with health, medical, and quality-of-life assistance. Why would the Hero Initiative have to do this? Well unfortunately early comic book creators (ie: inkers, artists, writers) were often paid little to nothing for their work and were not able to have rights to the creations that made mass amounts of money since being created so many years ago. Personally I feel, and I know most comic book lovers feel, that creators deserve to be paid for the things that comic book consumers love so much. That would be like a "Batman" comic without "Created By: Bob Kane" noted in the book, it is just not right!

Please follow the "Hero Initiative" on Twitter by clicking HERE!

Here is another great thing about the Hero Initiative, they have found a niche' that alot of charities have yet to grasp and that is a gift for a donation. Though myself or alot people don't need a gift in return for a donation and feel that the causes "Thank You" is more gift then we would ever need; the case is that with so many charities a little incentive goes a long way. I myself now have a great rubber bracelet that was given to me to go along with my donation!

Please join the "Hero Initiative" Facebook group by clicking HERE!

My goal this year is to think more about others and not be as selfish as I have been in the past. Now for me I have a couple of causes that I really support and this happens to be one of them. I try to imagine one of my favorite artists "Jim Lee" not being paid for being one of the most acclaimed artists of all time; why would I want the creators of one of my favorite hobbies to go without their recognition? I wouldn't!

Do you want information about how to help please visit the "Hero Initiative" website by clicking HERE!

Great Video About The "Hero Initiative"

Believe me I understand money is tight, however if you are a comic book lover it really doesn't make sense to not go without $5 bucks to ensure that the pioneers of an industry that we love so much can be taken care of.

Now with that said, besides donation you could volunteer at one of their auctions, they are usually at every comic book convention, you could support them by joining their group on Facebook, and you can tell your friends about it. I didn't know about this charity until about a year ago and I'm proud to say that I help support them!

Much love from the desk of "The Clover Comics Gazette":

This is "The Boy Wonder" - DJ Under Pressure signing off!

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Also, to read more about the "Hero Initiative" please visit their Wikipedia page HERE!

Iraq Star Foundation on OCC: A cause worth paying attention to

Please click the photo to visit the "Iraq Star" website!

Last night I watched a new episode of "American Chopper", so like usual I expected lots of yelling and destroying of things in the shop, but I was unaware and pleasantly surprised by the bike Orange County Choppers was building on this episode.

Here are some video highlights of last nights "American Chopper" with the "Iraq Star" bike!

OCC was asked by the "Iraq Star Foundation" to build a bike to be auctioned off to support the foundation. I had never heard of "Iraq Star Foundation", but they are a non-profit organization that provides American soldiers with reconstructive surgery after returning home from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

Please click the photo to visit the "Iraq Star" store which proceeds go to the foundation!

Other then the stars from OCC other celebrities such as Gary Sinise, Kristy Swanson, Tom Selleck, and Kevin Sorbo are among the many celebrity supporters for the "Iraq Star Foundation". I think in a nation that is so engulfed in pop culture that it is imperative that celebrities use their fame for shining a light on such important things such as "Iraq Star".

Myself, and I'm sure most Americans, are extremely proud to have men and woman willing to fight for the U.S.A. and to be away from their families for so long especially during the holiday season. We want them to do what they have to do and get back as soon as possible. Hopefully positive thought will bring them back sooner than later! With that said they are at war and with war inevitably comes injuries and with injuries surely disfigurement; which is where the "Iraq Star Foundation" is needed. I think it is extremely important to respect our soldiers enough to make their return to the United States, injured or not, as harmless as possible. Especially in the case of those who have been injured or disfigured, I think it is critical to take care of any care soldiers may need when the return home. I'm sure the weight of returning from war is heavy enough without having to deal with any other burdens.

Click the photo to visit the Twitter account of Kristy Swanson!
This Playboy is signed to me but I'm definitely willing to part with it and give all proceeds to "Iraq Star".
You can email me here if interested!

I had the honor of meeting Kristy Swanson, the Original Buffy the Vampire Slayer, at a comic book show not too long ago and I am constantlly pleasantly surprised by the humble and selfless approach of alot of celebrities. So it's nice to see celebrities using their notority for good! This is a cause that I can definitely put myself behind and wish "Iraq Star" nothing but huge donations and great things.

Click HERE to join the "Iraq Star" cause on Facebook!

Soldiers: We're thinking about you, be safe and come home soon!

Civilians, yes I'm talking to myself as well, please support our troops and "Iraq Star"

From the Desk of "The Clover Comics Gazette"

this is

"The Boy Wonder"-Dustin

signing off!

CGC is a perfect solution for the casual comic book collector and a status symbol for the serious comic book collector

Detective Comics: #38 "First appearance of Robin"

Click on the picture to search for this comic!

The CGC, aka Certified Guaranty Company, is the part of a group that specializes in the grading and encasing of comic books. The service grades your comics from a scale of 1-10 then encloses said comics into a plastic casing that helps ensure the quality of your graded comics.

For the casual comic book collectors CGC books can be a great route to go. For example if you don't want to read comics and you just want to collect comics as an investment or you like a comic book character and want comics to use as decoration CGC comics are great. Ebay and Comic Book Conventions are filled with CGC books for sale, for an investment CGC books are great because they are enclosed and aren't dificult to keep in great condition, and the casing looks nice on a wall and can be a great conversation piece that you don't have to worry about someone reading the comic and ruining it. So casuals to get rid of some of the guessing games, I would say that you can't go wrong with a CGC book!

Now, for the more hardcore comic book collectors we all know that CGC comics are amazing. Each and every comic book convention I go to I try to make sure that I save enough money to pick up at least one CGC comic book. Of course hardcore comic book collectors want to talk about about comics and though a novice won't see anything good in a box of comics, a novice can appreciate the cleanliness, appearance, and decoration of a CGC book. So hardcore collectors I definitely suggest picking up a box of loose comics for cheap and then saving some money for CGC books that you can collect and are great investment pieces. That way  you can walk away with alot of stuff and something that is worth some money!

This is "Batman #1"

click the picture to search Ebay for CGC books!

Here are a few tips to purchasing CGC books:

1. Invest in a comic book buyers guide, you definitely want to see what the book your looking at is really worth.

2. You can afford CGC books, they aren't all super expensive. Get a book that you will enjoy looking at on the wall and not just something that is worth alot of money.

3. At comic book conventions haggle with the vendors, they want to make a sale, so use that to your advantage. Good time to have your price guide on you, cause you don't want to get ripped off. Always try to get a "reader" copy of the CGC book your buying, they have a "reader" and make sure you get one!

4. Ebay is a great place to find CGC comics, type in something that interests you and go from there. Also, in this situation don't be afraid to offer the seller a lower price. They definitely want to sell their book and if they have no bids, you might could get a great price.

5. Find a CGC vendor that you like and stick with that person, they are not all out to scheme you. So, if you find a good one I suggest being loyal.

6. Finally, I don't suggest that anyone become a member of the CGC unless you plan to become a dealer. CGC is a great service, but pretty pricey. So, I suggest leaving the submissions to the dealers and you can reap the benefits.

"Hulk #181"
Click the picture to visit the CGC Website

"Action Comics #1"
Click the picture to visit my CGC dealer "Crazy Ed's" website

So, in conclusion, I myself love comic books and I'm very happy to have them as one of my many hobbies. CGC grading is a great thing that brings a more "fine dining" style to the casual comic book stacks that most people have. So I encourage everyone to go out and get some CGC books for yourself and happy reading!

This is my wall mounted collection of CGC Comics:
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For "The Clover Comics Gazette"
this is:

"The Boy Wonder" - Dustin

signing off!