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Marvel: The Lost Generation 11 (issue 2 as the series was printed in reverse order) was published with a cover date of April 2000. The issue introduced Doctor Mime and Korya, who were created by Roger Stern and John Byrne. ("Fifth Column", Marvel: The Lost Generation 11, Marvel Comic Event)

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Crisis on Infinite Earths house ad (from Jonni Thunder A.K.A. Thunderbolt #2 circa April 1985)

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#REVIEW: The SHADOWS OF THE APT series, by Adrian Tchaikovsky

I am tempted, in writing about Adrian Tchaikovsky’s ten-book, 6000+ page, nearly two million word series Shadows of the Apt, to be terse: read it. But, like, that’s kind of a big ask, y’know? The series is 1.924 million words long. As a comparison, the Wheel of Time series is 4.36 million words. A Song of Ice and Fire is currently at 1.749 million, with two imaginary books left to go. James S.A.…

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The first issue of the Maxiseries (12 issues) Steampunk was published with a cover date of April 2000. ("Birth Pangs", Steampunk 1, DC/Cliffhanger Comic Event)

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The 10th issue (number 3 due to the issues being released in reverse order) of the maxiseries Marvel: The Lost Generation was published with a cover date of May, 2000. The issue introduced Morph, created by Roger Stern and John Byrne. ("Secrets: Great & Small", Marvel: The Lost Generation 3, Marvel Comic Event)

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Who's Who Wednesday: #Camelot3000 #dccomics 📚 Art by #brianbolland 🎨 Big ups to #DCTV and #TheCW for digging deep in this episode of #dcslegendsoftomorrow for invoking the first #maxiseries published by DC Comics in the early #eighties. #camelot #kingarthur #mikewbarr

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