| 1. How to Draw Those Bodacious Bad Babes of Comics | 
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By: Frank McLaughlin, Mike Gold
Publisher: Renaissance Books
2000-02
you will most definitely, never ever EVER know how to draw those bodacious babes of comics after studying this book! the drawings are god-awful and the "lesson plan" has more holes in it than Robert Davi's face (haha!!) all of the advice is weird and really useless, like telling you draw beautiful women for like four hours a day and fill "sketchbooks full of drawings of hands". so does... more
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| 2. The Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told | 
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From: DC Comics
Publisher: DC Comics
1989-11
A huge effort was done here to fulfill the great concept of teaming up superheroes...the introduction & end notes are also great...as you go on the story telling improves & you have a nice treat whoever you're favourite hero is.
Classic stories like the Flash of two earths & crisis on earth one are great to have...the green arrow/green lantern pairing is great... the batman/creeper... more
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| 3. The Greatest 1950s Stories Ever Told | 
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From: DC Comics
Publisher: DC Comics
1990-10
If I recall correctly, DC Comics released 7 "Greatest Stories" collections (Superman, Batman, Joker, Flash, Team-Ups, Forties, and Fifties), with all but the Forties making it into trade paperback format. Then, for some reason I'm not privy to, the line was dumped. Maybe DC felt they were giving readers too good of a deal, and I can believe it, each book costing about $15 for ~300 pages of great... more
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| 4. How to Draw Monsters for Comics |
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By: Mike Gold, Frank McLaughlin
Publisher: Renaissance Books
June 23, 2001
Frank McLaughlin is an artist with years of professional experience drawing such DC Comics characters as Superman, Batman, and the Flash. Mike Gold is a DC Comics editor and director of Development for DC Comics, as well as director of Chicago Comicon. In How To Draw Monsters For Comics, McLaughlin and Gold effectively collaborate to provide aspiring comic book and graphic novel artists a step-by... more
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| 5. The Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told |
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From: DC Comics
Publisher: DC Comics
1989-12
My brother may have said it best: "Either these aren't the 'Greatest Stories' or that was no 'Golden Age'."
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| 6. The Greatest Batman stories ever told |
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From: DC Comics
Publisher: DC Comics
1988
This collection of Batman comics includes stories that are taken from
many of the earlier eras, right from the beginning of his dark avenging
days, to the lighter, more fun 60, and the reinvention by O'Neill,
Adams and Aparo in the 70s. The days when he was 'a hairy chested love
god' as Grant Morrison put it so amusingly recently.
Blockbuster, Manbat, and Bat-Mite can... more
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| 7. Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told - Vol 2 , (1988) | |
By: Denny O'Neil
Publisher: DC Comics
1988
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| 8. The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told (A 50th Anniversary Celebration of the 26 Greatest Batman Comic Issues) | |
By: Various, Bill Finger
Publisher: DC Comics
1988
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| 9. The Complete Visual C# Programmer's Guide from the Authors of C# Corner |
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By: S. Bulent Ozkir, John Schofield, Levent Camlibel, Mahesh Chand, Mike Gold, Saurabh Nandu, Shivani Maheshwari, Srinivasa Sivakumar
Publisher: Microgold Press
November 08, 2002
After reading all the reviews on amazon I decided to buy this book as a book I would use to transition from VB6 to C#. This book sounded perfectly pitched for this. With excellent reviews I decided to buy this book.
I have now decided that the reviews on amazon are rigged. Either the publisher or author is paying people to write excellent reviews. There is no way this is due to the value of this... more
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| 10. The Wand and the Sword (Belmont and the Dragon) | |
By: Mike Zarb, Robin Gold
Publisher: Random House Australia
January 01, 2010
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