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| 1. The Maxx Volume 1 (Wildstorm/DC Comics)) | 
| By: Sam Kieth, William Messner-Loebs
Publisher: Wildstorm
September 01, 2003
If you are a fan of the Maxx TV show, then you need to get the comics, that go with it. This is a great read. ... more
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| | 2. The Maxx - Volume 2 | 
| By: Sam Kieth, William Messner-Loebs
Publisher: Wildstorm
April 01, 2004
Volume two of Sam Kieth and Bill Messner-Loebs' singularly surreal exploration of sanity, identity and trauma, "The Maxx" finds our titular anti-hero and his obsession, Julie Winters, wandering in an 'outback' - but is it real or are they now merely experiencing the 'folie a deux'? You'll have your answers (and more questions) by the end of the volume.
Along the way you'll discover why... more
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| | 3. Indiana Jones Omnibus, Vol. 1 | 
| By: Leo Duranona, William Messner-Loeb, Dan Barry, Karl Kesel, Lee Marrs, Various
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
February 15, 2008
I love Indiana Jones. I have since I was a kid.
I also love graphic novels.
So when I saw that there was an Indiana Jones graphic novel, I couldn't help but jump at the chance to pick it up. Unfortunately, it's not all that good, not as Indiana Jones nor as a graphic novel.
Sure, all the elements of a good Indiana Jones story are there--Nazis, ancient mythical... more
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| | 4. Zombie Tales Vol. 3: Good Eatin' | | By: William Messner-Loebs, Monte Cook, Kim Krizan
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
February 23, 2010
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| | 5. Munden's Bar | | By: John Ostrander, Del Close, Tim Truman, Mike Baron, Phil Foglio, Jim Valentino, Rick Veitch, Steve Bissette, Hilary Barta, Joe Staton, Steve Rude, Rick Burchett, Jerry Ordway, William Messner-Loeb, John Totleben, Brian Bolland
By: Phil Foglio, Jim Valentino
Publisher: IDW Publishing
January 02, 2008
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| | 6. Cthulhu Tales Vol. 3: Chaos of the Mind | | By: William A Messner-loebs, Brian Augustyn, Michael A Nelson
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
April 01, 2009
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| | 7. Necronomicon | 
| By: William Messner-Loebs
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
April 01, 2009
As a fan of Cthulhu mythos and of William Messner-Loebs work I have greatly enjoyed the work that Boom Studios has been doing of late. Sadly, the graphic novel Necronomicon is not their finest work.
The original cover art for this comic book series compilation is by J. K. Woodward is impressive but frankly none of the covers which are now used as interior illustrations have any relationship... more
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| | 8. Cthulhu Tales Vol. 2: Whispers of Madness |
| By: Steve Niles, Michael Alan Nelson, Tom Peyer, Mark Waid, William Messner-Loebs, Christine Boylan
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
December 01, 2008
I went into this book expecting to see illustrated versions of Lovecrafts classic horror stories but instead found completely original stories apparently inspired by Lovecraft. Actually it would be more correct to say that they are leaching off of Lovecraft. What made H.P. Lovecrafts stories so amazing was his ability to merge science, horror and arcane into a completely new genre. He was a master... more
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| | 9. Epicurus: The Sage |
| By: William Messner-Loebs, Sam Keith
Publisher: Wildstorm
September 01, 2003
For a old graphic novel, this was actually a pretty entertaining read. It's a retelling of the Greek myths but with more naughty humor along with modern-day references. The artwork and colors are pretty good for their time, and the stories within are entertaining (three of them altogether) along with some exploration of philosophy and mythology for a decent price make for a solid buy. I especially... more
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| | 10. Wonder Woman: Amazonia | 
| By: William Messner-Loebs
Publisher: DC Comics
January 01, 1998
this is probably the most disappointing comic/graphic novel i can recall. the art is terrific, which drew me to the book, but that makes the frustration with the story even more pronounced.
Misogony is considered bad in most democratic society. This book could be the poster child for its opposite, misandry.
(excerpt from Wikipedia: Misogyny (pronounced /msdni/) is hatred (or contempt)[1]... more
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