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.The Marvel Encyclopedia: A Complete Guide to the Characters of the Marvel Universe (Marvel)

by: Peter Sanderson, Tom DeFalco, Tom Brevoort, Andrew Darling, Michael Teitelbaum, Daniel Wallace

September 28, 2006
wonderful book easy to read great artwork everything you need to know and didnt know wow
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.X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic Volume 2 TPB: 0 (X-Men (Graphic Novels))

by: Warren Ellis, Tom DeFalco, Howard Mackie, Scott Lobdell, Larry Hama, Mark Waid, Jeph Loeb

June 25, 2008
wonderful book easy to read great artwork everything you need to know and didnt know wow
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.Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage TPB: Maximum Carnage (Diamond Comics)

by: Tom DeFalco, J. M. DeMatteis, Terry Kavanagh, David Michelinie
by: Mark Bagley, Sal Buscema, Ron Lim, Tom Lyle, Alex Saviuk

January 19, 2005
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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.X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic Volume 3 TPB: Complete Onslaught Epic v. 3 (X-Men (Graphic Novels)): Complete Onslaught Epic v. 3 (X-Men (Graphic Novels))

by: Peter David, Terry Kavanagh, Mark Waid, John Ostrander, Tom DeFalco, Howard Mackie, Larry Hama
by: Angel Medina, Joe Bennett, Mike Deodato, Tom Lyle, Steve Skroce, Mark Bagley, Scott McDaniel, John Romita Jr., Carlos Pacheco, Val Semeiks

September 24, 2008
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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.Spider-Man Vs. Silver Sable Volume 1 TPB: v. 1 (Spider-Man (Graphic Novels))

by: Tom DeFalco, Peter David
by: Ron Frenz, Rick Leonardi, Brett Breeding, Alan Kupperberg

February 08, 2006
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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.X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic Volume 4 TPB: Complete Onslaught Epic v. 4 (X-Men (Graphic Novels))

by: Tom DeFalco, Scott Lobdell, Mark Waid, Jeph Loeb, Larry Hama
by: Carlos Pacheco, Andy Kubert, Joe Bennett, Bernard Chang, Joe Madureira, Randy Green, Jim Lee, Whilce Portacio, Ryan Benjamin

January 21, 2009
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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.Hulk: The Incredible Guide

by: Tom DeFalco, Matthew K. Manning

June 16, 2008
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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.Essential Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Volume 2 TPB: v. 2 (Essential (Marvel Comics))

by: Marie Severin, Steve Leialoha, Bill Mantlo, Tom DeFalco, Roger Stern, Marv Wolfman, Tony Isabella, Ralph Macchio, David Kraft
by: Jim Mooney, Frank Springer, Lee Elias, Mike Esposito, Sal Buscema, Chic Stone, John Romita Jr., Mike Zeck, Marie Severin, Steve Leialoha, Al Gordon, Bruce Patterson, Rick Leonardi, Luke McDonnell, Jim Shooter, John Byrne, Ed Hannigan, Rich Buckler, Jim Sherman, Alan Weiss

March 01, 2006
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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.Spider-Girl Presents Avengers Next Volume 1: Second Coming Digest: Second Coming v. 1

by: Ron Frenz, Tom DeFalco
by: Ron Frenz

September 06, 2006
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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.Essential X-Factor: vol. 2

by: Louise Simonson; Walter Simonson; Jo Duffy; Tom DeFalco

January 31, 2007
This book has the intelligence of a brick wall. Basically the 12 or so issues it collects features fight after fight after fight with nothing of any significance really ever happening. This could have easily been a 3 or 4 issue story arc. Some of the dialogue is cringe-worthy and unfortuanetly it is almost impossible to enjoy this book unless you are five years old.

If you only "read" comics for the fights then you'll love this, since there is one(or two! Maybe even three...) in every issue. The art is average, typical 90s style. I didn't really enjoy the art style myself being used to the visually attractive art we have these days. With a fight happening every issue, and no one really getting injured or anything actually happening as ... Read More:
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