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This issue of the comics profession's foremost magazine of news and criticism contains two main features

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The Comics Journal #222 Bronze Age (1970-1985) Star City's underworld has beenErik Larsen on 'what's wrong with the mainstream'; James Kochalka on 'what's wrong with craft'; Image Comics history. Savage Dragon cover by Larsen. Editorial Gary Groth, "The Man Who Knew Too Much: Remembering Gil Kane" (p. 1) Letters Blood and Thunder (p. 8) News Newswatch (p. 11) Interviews Erik Larsen (p. 42) James Kochalka (p. 63) Reviews Tom Spurgeon, "Take Your Comics, They're Good for You" (p. 35) Craig McKenny, "Would You Like Fries with

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