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On the topic of graphic novels/comic books that may be a little obscure... - Jay #1 - 10-22-2007 I've got the local comic book shop (one of 3 in the city, but the only one where the employees actually know something. Heck, on Saturdays there's a guy working there who is a walking archive all things sci-fi and comics.) searching for a series of french comics about a thief called Diabolik. The movie Danger Diabolik was based off of them. On the topic of graphic novels/comic books that may be a little obscure... - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 10-22-2007 Jay #1 Wrote:I've got the local comic book shop Jay, you sound like a man who knows mucho comic-wise. Ever hear of an early-60s series, DC mebbe, called THE SUICIDE SQUAD? On the topic of graphic novels/comic books that may be a little obscure... - RichE - 10-22-2007 Didn't they do a series of Diabolik/Dr. Mabuse meetups in Europe? On the topic of graphic novels/comic books that may be a little obscure... - Jay #1 - 10-22-2007 sadly no. The only reason why I know about diabolik is 1) it was on tv-links.co.uk before England's current spat with the owner of the site. it'll be down for awhile until they figure out that all he/she did was link, not upload to his/her site 2) I looked it up in wikipedia to find out info. Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Jay, you sound like a man who knows mucho comic-wise. Ever hear of an early-60s series, DC mebbe, called THE SUICIDE SQUAD? On the topic of graphic novels/comic books that may be a little obscure... - beowulf - 10-23-2007 I'd like to see the Wolverine graphic novel "Meltdown" made into a feature film. It's dark, twisted and a different take on old canuckle head. |