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Vendor: DC Comics |
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Limited edition print created for exclusively for the GREENEST NIGHT event. Each print is numbered and signed by Geoff Johns.
The poster is 17 inches by 9 inches. |
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Vendor: DC Comics |
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Enjoy this Green Lantern Commemorative Set signed by Geoff Johns! Green Lantern #20 signed by Geoff Johns complete with CBLDF Certificate of Authenticity! It's the final battle... | |
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Vendor: DC Comics |
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Enjoy this Green Lantern Commemorative Set signed by Geoff Johns! Green Lantern #20 signed by Geoff Johns complete with CBLDF Certificate of Authenticity! It's the final batt... | |
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Vendor: About Comics |
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Written by Geoff Johns
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Vendor: CBLDF |
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Extremely limited, Pencil Art version of the one-time-only print by superstar artist FRANK QUITELY (ALL STAR SUPERMAN, WE3, BATMAN AND ROBIN) , created exclusively as a fundraiser ... | |
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Vendor: Vertigo |
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SPACEMAN DELUXE EDITION (HARDCOVER)
DC COMICS
(W) Brian Azzarello (A) Eduardo Risso (CA) Dave Johnson
Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso - the Eisner Award-winning creators o... | |
Swedish artist Lars Vilks found himself at the center of controversy in 2007 when his cartoon featuring the Prophet Mohammed’s head on a dog’s body was published. Today, he remains a controversial figure, a fact that influences the way he lives and works. In spite of the protests and threats to his life, Vilks is…
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Political cartoonist Aseem Trivedi’s arrest last week on sedition charges stirred up a renewed debate on the freedom of expression in India. The general consensus, even among Trivedi’s detractors, is that Trivedi’s arrest is an abuse of the law. It led to a call for the removal of the sedition law from India’s Penal Code.…
Cartoonist Aseem Trivedi was arrested on sedition charges stemming from his cartoons, which criticize and expose corruption in India’s government. His arrest sparked protests from supporters, leading the government to promise a review of the charges against Trivedi. Though bail was granted, Trivedi refused to leave jail until the charges were dropped. Mumbai Police arrested Trivedi last…