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Beyond Apollo by Barry N. Malzberg

Two Americans set out for Venus. Only one returned. Where is the missing man? Evans knows but Evans is not a reliable witness.

Beyond Apollo by Barry N. Malzberg

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X-Force #67

Writer: John Francis Moore

Pencils: Adam Pollina

Inks: Mark Morales

Dani Moonstar: Friend or foe?

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Thor #282

Writers: Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio

Pencils: Keith Pollard

Inks: Pablo Marcos

It won’t surprise you to find out that this is all part of a plot by Immortus.

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Alias #27

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Despite what the cover may tell you, no, it's not Deadpool. His appearance I attribute solely to a marketing gimmick to justify putting him on the cover. No, this is really an overdue follow-up to what happened in last year's FCBD issue, and sometimes it's nice to see anti-mutant assholes get what's coming to them...

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ONE PUNCH!

The Suicide Squad capture Wonder Woman. This will surely end well for them.

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Have you Seen the Yellow Sign?

In far Carcosa, beneath a pallid mask, the truest servant of H****r is... Loki?!? Given the prominent 'bad guys' label on the cover, a slightly more sinister take on their title of 'God of Stories'.

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I don't think any of my Old World players frequent DW

A book I'm thinking of having play an important role in the campaign is Heinrich and Moritz Tod's Morally Uplifting Tales for the Edification of Recalcitrant Children, the Tods being the Old World analog of the Brothers Grimm. Uplifting Tales is an important cultural artifact and also the sort of book you'd read to kids at bed time if you wanted them to cry themselves to sleep.