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In this issue: Batman returns, and he\'s going corporate. What does it mean, and is it a good idea for companies to sponsor superheroes?

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DC Comics: The 75th Anniversary Poster Book\\n
Writer: Robert Schankenberg\\n
Here are 100 of the most important, most incredible, and most bizarre comic-book covers from DC\'s incredible archives all perforated and ready to display in your apartment, dorm room, or cubicle. From Action Comics #1 and Batman #1 to lesser-known heroes like Mister District Attorney, this oversized compilation features every major milestone in DC\'s extraordinary history: Wonder Woman, Swamp Thing, Watchmen, Fables, 100 Bullets, and much more.

On the reverse of each poster are images of related covers and entertaining commentary, often with remarks from the cover artists themselves. Complete with a foreword from longtime DC Comics veteran Paul Levitz, this amazing anthology is a must-have item for any comic-book fan.

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MAJOR SPOILERS POLL OF THE WEEK\\n
It\\u2019s the battle we\\u2019ve waited eons to see develop \\u2013 the futuristic robot taking on the prehistoric dinosaur. Get a time machine and a big net, cross the streams and let them battle it out!

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MAJOR SPOILERS DISCUSSION: Corporate Sponsorship of Superheroes\\n
Batman returns, and he\'s going corporate. What does it mean, and is it a good idea for companies to sponsor superheroes?

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