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| 1. The Immortal Iron Fist Omnibus | 
| By: Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction, Russ Heath
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 08, 2009
This deluxe omnibus edition contains the critically acclaimed relaunch of the Iron Fist character led by amazingly talented writers Ed Brubaker and Matt Fraction and by spanish artist extraordinaire David Aja. It collects Immortal Iron Fist #1-16 (divided into two subsequent, related arcs: "The Last Iron Fist Story" and "The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven"), Civil War: Choosing Sides, Annual #1, Orson... more
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| | 2. Beta Ray Bill: Godhunter TPB | 
| By: Kieron Gillen, Kano, Dan Brereton
Publisher: Marvel Comics
November 04, 2009
You may not know a lot about Beta Ray Bill--upon first glance, you may ask yourself, "Why is that weird horse thing dressed up like Thor?" And such a question is completely acceptable, especially for the casual comic-book reader. And although the character is unfortunately steeped in mainstream obscurity, he has been a fan favorite for over 25 years and recently has finally been getting some much-needed... more
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| | 3. Immortal Iron Fist, Vol. 2: The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven (v. 2) | 
| By: Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction
Publisher: Marvel Comics
September 24, 2008
I really love this Iron Fist book. Volume one was amazing, and volume two is just as good. I love the other Immortal Weapons that are introduced in this story too. Great action, some good humor, and a nice resolution. Overall it's a fantastic read, and I'm just knocking off one star because it does drag just a bit towards the end. It could have probably been about one issue shorter. ... more
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| | 4. Rob Zombie Presents: The Haunted World Of El Superbeasto (Volume 1) |
| By: Rob Zombie, Kieron Dwyer, Tony Moore, Alex Horley, Dan Brereton, Tommy Lee Edwards, J. Scott Campbell, and more!
Publisher: Image Comics
May 30, 2007
You definitely have to be a fan of Rob Zombie's work to appreciate this, but if you are a fan of his you will not be disappointed... more
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| | 5. *OP Werewolf Players Guide 2nd Ed (Werewolf: The Apocalypse) |
| By: Dan Brereton, Steve Prescott, Ron Spencer
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
February 19, 1998
It pretty much lays out all the extra powers and traits for creating a more developed character. It also gives the basics for creating other werecreatures (which I think is a bonus more for the storytellers).
If you have the first edition though, don't bother. The only difference is a hard cover... more
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| | 6. Popgun Volume 3 | | By: Paul Grist, Erik Larsen, Mike Dawson
Publisher: Image Comics
April 08, 2009
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| | 7. Batman: Thrillkiller (Batgirl, Robin) |
| By: Howard Chaykin
Publisher: DC Comics
October 01, 1998
After the mini-series,"The Golden Age","Thrillkiller" is my favorite Elseworlds tale from DC Comics.Back in the 60s these stories were known as imaginary tales,as if the stories from regular comic book continuity were somehow real.This series was set in an alternate universe during the early 1960s when Kennedy just became president and Elvis just got out of the army.The story by Howard Chaykin reads... more
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| | 8. Buffy the Vampire Slayer Vol. 1: The Dust Waltz |
| By: Dan Brereton, Rick Ketcham, Laura Allred
Publisher: Dark Horse
October 14, 1998
What a combination.
Bad art plus bad dialog plus completely unnecessary characters. (Giles' niece comes to Sunnydale! She's cute and flirts with Xander but the writer seems to forget she's there sometimes, and other times makes her more important than Buffy.)
The art is pretty terrible- everyone always looks like they're smiling, even when saying things like "Oh god!... more
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| | 9. Nocturnals Volume 2: The Dark Forever & Other Tales (Nocturnals 2) | | By: Dan Brereton, Ted Naifeh, Various
Publisher: Image Comics
August 19, 2009
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| | 10. Nocturnals Volume 1: Black Planet (v. 1) |
| By: Dan Brereton
By: Dan Brereton
Publisher: Oni Press
December 15, 1998
I was pleasently surprised that the story line is fairly unique and interesting. I expected it to be a bit cheesy and bought it as a guilty pleasure but the characters and story stand up quite well...it's no Alan Moore...but definately enjoyable... more
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