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    Ex Machina #40

    Ex Machina » Ex Machina #40 - Ruthless released by DC Comics on February 1, 2009.

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    In a standalone story that'll have everybody talking, Mayor Hundred searches for collaborators to help write and draw the graphic novel memoirs of his first term in office. And since his first term overflowed with more action, adventure and controversy than most politicians encounter in their entire political careers, this is one autobio not to be missed! And you won't believe who stops by to lend a hand!

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    Ex Machina #40 - Ruthless by silkcuts on May 27, 2010

    Oh my this was a fun read.  I love meta-issues.  Brian K. Vaughan's writing is never better in this issue. The art is as precise as we have drawn a custom too.  I loved the curve-ball at the end of the issue.  I won't spoil it, but it was a nice guest appearance from two huge names in the comic business.  This is a must have comic, mount it on your wall, read it as a stand-alone, or keep it with the other comics you cherish and don't want the sun to touch.  The only con I have to this issue is y...

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