Right – Where Were We? Editor’s note: the following has been redacted to prevent our over-enthusiastic reviewer giving away too much of the plot. Want to know those vital details? Buy the book! Readers will recall that Dark Nebula #11 finished with not one but two cliffhangers as our two protagonists found themselves flung through …
Thirty Years in the Making The publishing history of Tad Pietrzykowski’s iconic Aussie superhero is long… and short. As detailed in a previous review, The Dark Nebula first appeared in 1982, spent the next decade appearing in various titles under the Cyclone banner (including eight issues of his own title), then… he went away. In …
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In the early 1980s, before the rise of the comic shop, Australian newsagents were the place to go for comics. A steadily growing number of superhero, barbarian, and movie-based titles competed for space with Archie and his gang; with assorted local reprints and, of course, with the ever-present Phantom – who would outlast them all. …
