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Reviewing The Mail: Week of 3/21
antickmusings.blogspot.com - 3/24/2009
Reviewing The Mail: Week of 3/21
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Last week I was rambling about the ebb and flow of review copies, and this week helps to prove my point: it's almost entirely comics/manga, led by the big monthly box from Yen Press. As usual, I post these lists on Monday mornings because I know I won't manage to review every book I see, but I ...

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