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DAREDEVIL #190 Marvel Comics1983 FRANK MILLER Resurrection of ELEKTRA High Grade
Resurrection of Elektra
They killed her off in #181 (also double sized). Here in Issue #190 Marvel brings Daredevil's lover back. By Frank Miller these two issues are the ultimate in greatness at every level. Similar in greatness to Kirby's Fantastic Four and Ditko's Spider-man. That's saying a...Read full review
DAREDEVIL #190 Marvel Comics1983 FRANK MILLER Resurrection of ELEKTRA High Grade
Resurrection of Elektra
They killed her off in #181 (also double sized). Here in Issue #190 Marvel brings Daredevil's lover back. By Frank Miller these two issues are the ultimate in greatness at every level. Similar in greatness to Kirby's Fantastic Four and Ditko's Spider-man. That's saying a lot. The Frank Miller Daredevil's are considered the best of all time.
X-MEN #137 High Grade Marvel Comics 1st print NICE 1980 JOHN BYRNE DOUBLE-SIZED
X-men #137 by John Byrne and Terry Austin Double-sized
First series ever. The greatest X-men comic ever. Claremont writes it. The run concludes for this greatest of all storylines in issue #143. This is the Death of Phoenix.
I'm Not There (DVD, 2008, 2-Disc Set)
Excellent Rock and Roll Film of Dylan
One of the better films on Rock. Bob Dylan remains unfathomable. He is like the Krishnamurte of music. (My interpretation: Live your own lives; forget dogmatic crystalized forms). I bought it since I missed it in my small town when it was out briefly at movie theatres. ...Read full review
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I'm Not There (DVD, 2008, 2-Disc Set)
Excellent Rock and Roll Film of Dylan
One of the better films on Rock. Bob Dylan remains unfathomable. He is like the Krishnamurte of music. (My interpretation: Live your own lives; forget dogmatic crystalized forms). I bought it since I missed it in my small town when it was out briefly at movie theatres. I'd love to see a film of just the actual Bob Dylan singing a hundred songs. Uncompromising Bob was, in essence, captured by this film. "I'm Not There" was a mantra I had been saying for a few years so this was especially surreal for me. The film was like a nice dream. I haven't seen the 2nd disc yet.
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