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    Hey Kids! Comics! #2

    Hey Kids! Comics! » Hey Kids! Comics! #2 released by Image on September 2018.

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    Secret Love. My Confession. Crime Does Not Pay.

    And you thought they were just comic book titles, huh?

    Art imitates life in an industry with more than its share of drama and deception, as a tale built around real-life happenings in the comic book biz continues to unfold…

    …though “art” may be pushing it.

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    ACover ADon Cameron1
    BCBLDF Charity Variant Cover B (Censored)Howard Chaykin2
    CCBLDF Charity Variant Cover C (Uncensored)Howard Chaykin3
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    Hey Kids! Comics! #2 by ruckus24 on February 15, 2022

    Wherein we once again touch on the idea that historical fiction might not be for everyone.Hey Kids! Comics! Is Howard Chaykin’s historical fiction about the beginnings of the American comic book industry. This book is not for everyone but if you are passingly familiar with comics’ sordid, shameful past and if you like historical fiction, then you will not find a better brain movie to feast on. The writing is tight, the story is intriguing and Chaykin’s artwork has never been be...

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