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| 1. Aliens Omnibus Volume 6 (v. 6) | 
| By: Mark Schultz, Chuck Dixon, Ian Edginton, Others, Doug Wheatley, Gene Colan, Eduardo Risso By: Others Publisher: Dark Horse February 11, 2009
Worth it just for the story "Glass Corridor", one of the best Aliens stories that I have read yet. Very interesting art style in this story too.
This volume also includes great stories, such as : Apocalypse, Border Lines, Elder Gods (which has an amusing Lovecraft gag running through it), stalker, and Wraith. There are some other OK stories too, such as Pig and Purge.
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| | 2. Spatial Technology and Archaeology: The Archaeological Applications of GIS | | By: David Wheatley, Mark Gillings Publisher: CRC Press January 24, 2002
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| | 3. Three Lives Of Lucie Cabrol (Methuen Modern Plays) | | By: Simon McBurney, John Berger, Mark Wheatley, Theatre De Complicite (Theatrical Troupe) Publisher: A&C Black September 01, 2003
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| | 4. Hammer Of The Gods Volume 1: Mortal Enemy | 
| By: Michael Avon Oeming, Mark Wheatley By: Michael Avon Oeming Publisher: IDW Publishing October 28, 2009
"Hammer of the Gods" is stylish, operatic yet irreverent, sometimes reminiscent of the best bits of "Samurai Jack" in its terse, poignant storytelling and art, true to its roots in ancient Norse legend, well-written and composed... Michael Oeming and Mark Wheatley have outdone themselves in all aspects. It's ahead of its time... more
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| | 5. Frankenstein Mobster Book 1: Made Man | 
| By: Mark Wheatley By: Mark Wheatley Publisher: IDW Publishing November 04, 2009
Frankenstein Mobster is an all around great comic. The story is witty and entertaining, and the art is some of the best out there. Mark Wheatly hits the bullseye with this one. He managed to create a universe that keeps me wanting to see more. It has a great old school feel to it from the inking to the pulpy variant covers. I read a ton of comics, and this still ranks in my top 5. I was saddened to... more
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| | 6. Breathtaker | 
| By: Mark Wheatley, Marc Hempel, Bob Kahan Publisher: DC Comics 1994-12
I am a rabid comic book fan and I love this one in particular. The central character, Chase Darrow, is one of the most underrated characters in comic book history. She's basically the sci-fi equivelent of a succubus, the mythological female demon who destroys men thru sex. The only difference is, Chase Darrow doesn't take any pleasure in what she is, in fact, she sees her uncontrollable supernatural... more
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| | 7. Titanic Tales | | By: Allan Gross, Gary Henry, Marc Hempel, Damon Willis Publisher: Insight Studios Group July 15, 1998
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| | 8. The Galactic Pirate (Be an Interplanetary Spy #2) | | By: Seth McEvoy, Marc Hempel Publisher: Bantam Books September 23, 1983
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| | 9. Mars | 
| By: Marc Hempel, Mark Wheatley Publisher: IDW Publishing October 19, 2005
"Mars" is an enduring SF classic that was far ahead of its time when first published and remains fresh and new today. The chemistry and craft between comics legends Wheatley and Hempel has created a fine example of graphic storytelling that you'll refer to again and again, finding new gems, whether you create comics or aspire to, or just appreciate a well-woven tale. "Mars" sits on my bookshelf somewhere... more
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| | 10. Aliens: Apocalypse - Destroying Angels | 
| By: Mark Schultz, Doug Wheatley Publisher: Dark Horse October 20, 1999
Aliens: Apocalypse Graphic Novel Review
Grade: B+
Aliens: Apocalypse just about has it all. The art is excellent, (a lot better than recent Aliens titles, that's for sure!) and is illustrated by the incomparable Mark Schultz. The script is good, (I only dropped the grade from an A to a B+ because it sometimes lags with the dialogue) and actually answers the question I'd... more
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