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Alter Ego #197 January 2026 (magazine review).

The main section of this edition of Alter Ego is devoted to Hillman Comics, although its owner, Alex Hillman, saw

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Alter Ego #195 September 2025 (magazine review).

It was hardly surprising to discover the paper edition of Alter Ego #195 sold out when it had ‘Neal Adams’

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Alter Ego #113 October 2012 (magazine review).

In his editorial to this 2012 edition of ‘Alter Ego’, Roy Thomas points out that he only touches on comic

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Alter Ego #111 July 2012 (magazine review).

When I did a page flick of this 2012 edition of ‘Alter Ego’, I saw the long checklist of the

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Alter Ego #30 November 2003 (magazine review).

When ‘Alter Egos’ appears on the auction website, I typically review a few details from my checklist: do I already

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Alter Ego #91 January 2010 (magazine review).

Another day, another early ‘Alter Ego.’ Accept no hyphens. Just remember this issue came out in 2010 and is still

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Alter Ego #88 August 2009 (magazine review).

The focus of this early ‘Alter Ego’ is Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson (1890-1965) and why he is so important to the

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Alter Ego #54 November 2005 (magazine review).

Probably the biggest interview here is with inker Mike Esposito (1927-2010), conducted by Jim Amash. Reading the 35 pages here,

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Alter Ego #37 June 2004 (magazine review).

To catch up on locating early issues, I have Alter Ego # 37, and, as you can see from the

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Alter Ego #22 March 2003 (magazine review).

Back in July 1970, at the New York Comicon, Bill Everett, Joe Kubert, and Neal Adams were getting awards. With

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