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12 Sep 2014:
This week a book-shaped bench has arrived at Guardian Towers dedicated to Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere – as voted for by readers. Come see it at the Guardian if you can. If not, here we show the inside story of the bench, and its starry users
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12 Sep 2014: If the cult hit Dredd is to get a sequel, it should be an adaptation of the outlandish comic-book story Origins, in which the hero journeys into mutant-strewn badlands in search of his father, writes Ben Child
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11 Sep 2014:
The director of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has given another glimpse of Batman’s wheels, following his earlier pic of a moody Ben Affleck flanking the car
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10 Sep 2014: Watchmen and V for Vendetta author has previously said ‘I have doubted that people will even be able to pick it up’
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10 Sep 2014: The comic Pub Landlord still carries his teenage passion for the superhero comics filled with complex stories and masterful illustrations
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9 Sep 2014:
Delirius, the planet-sized city. William Gull shaking his bloody fists at the Nat West tower. The gentle Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer. For every urban locale and lifestyle, comics are obsessed with cities like no other genre
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9 Sep 2014: Raised in New York, fed by newspapers and nourished by urban life, comics tell the secrets of cities … and of those of us who live in them, writes Pascal Wyse
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9 Sep 2014:
Comics have got some kick-ass female characters that blow the blokes out of the water, argues site member Scouting for books. So why do designers insist on demeaning them?
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8 Sep 2014:
We take a look through the archive of Roy of the Rovers, football’s comic-book role model
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8 Sep 2014: Launched in Tiger magazine in 1954, the Melchester Rovers striker’s career captured the imagination of youngsters and adults alike – and even former England manager Alf Ramsey
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7 Sep 2014: With the advent of independent presses, delving into online comics can be just as much fun as burrowing through your local comic shop used to be, writes James Bridle
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5 Sep 2014:
A new illustrated guide to 100 different breeds kinds of dog, Breeds, is drawn with the eye of a true dog lover. Meet some four-legged friends
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5 Sep 2014:
The execs are talking about 'a sense of fun', but the 40s-era quirks and alter egos need to be streamlined if their forthcoming superhero flick is to match up to its modern peers, writes Ben Child
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3 Sep 2014:
Marvel launches new comic, Death of Wolverine, depicting the final days of the superhero team's most famous member
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2 Sep 2014:
In his book The Bad Doctor, Ian Williams explored the life of a troubled family physician. Here, in an exclusive strip for the Guardian, he imagines the future of the NHS ...
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