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Categories: Suspended Animation, Reviews, Main Enterprises
Suspended Animation Review
Strange Space Stories #1, published by Main Enterprises, 36 pages, $3.25. Available through mail order.
Small press offerings are often "iffy". What you get can range from highly entertaining to barely passable comics material. However, any time you are dealing with creators who possess the desire, ingenuity, and good ol' fashioned "pluck" it requires to produce and distribute a series, or even a single issue, I consider it a worthwhile gamble. That being the case, fans of the science fiction fare of the 50's should roll the dice on Strange Space Stories #1, from Main Enterprises.
Richard "Grass[hopper]" Green was a man of firsts. Pioneer comic book fan, comics artist and writer, and musician, "Grass" Green died on August 5, 2002. To commemorate his talent and life, a new comic book titled “Forever Green” is now available from Main Enterprises.
“Forever Green” will re-release comic strip and book material that Green created with writer Michael Vance, some that has not been seen outside of Oklahoma.
Richard "Grass[hopper]" Green was a man of firsts. Pioneer comic book fan, comics artist and writer, and musician, "Grass" Green died on August 5, 2002. To commemorate his talent and life, a new comic book titled “Forever Green” will be published in November by Main Enterprises.
“Forever Green” will re-release comic strip and book material that Green created with writer Michael Vance, some that has not been seen outside of Oklahoma.
03:03:44 pm, by ComicList
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Categories: Suspended Animation, Reviews, Main Enterprises
Suspended Animation Review
Comic Fan #3/56 pgs. & $5.75 from Main Enterprises/various writers and artists /sold at www.mainenterprises.ecrater.com
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Disclaimer: I write for Main Enterprises and am not unbiased in this review.
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