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10 Great George Pérez Comics Every Fan Should Read

Pérez's legacy is a crucial part of superheroes as we know them, and his work stands the test of time.

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DC: 10 Things You May Not Know About Superman Secret Identity

Superman: Secret Identity by Kurt Busiek and Stuart Immonen is one of the rare moments where an alternate take on the character just *clicks.*

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10 Best Moments from Busiek & Ross's Marvels

Busiek & Ross's Marvels is a must for Marvel fans - and these are the stand-out moments.

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Kurt Busiek Shares the Pitch He Used to Sell Marvel on Thunderbolts

When Kurt Busiek needed to sell Marvel on his idea for the Thunderbolts, the writer came up with what he calls, "The series pitch I sold the fastest."

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Busiek & Bagley Return To Thunderbolts For 20th Anniversary

Kurt Busiek and Mark Bagley will provide a backup story for the oversized anniversary issue.

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Astro City #35

In "Astro City" #35, Kurt Busiek and Ron Randall tell a story of legacies -- both superheroes and otherwise -- with Jack-in-the-Box at its center.

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Astro City #32

In "Astro City" #32, Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson kick off a sequel to their "Tarnished Angel" storyline from the late '90s, and this return to superpowered crime noir is even more enjoyable than fans could hope.

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Astro City #31

The Living Nightmare returns in "Astro City" #31, but this time Kurt Busiek and guest artist Jesus Merino take Samaritan's foe and show the confrontation primarily from the villain's perspective.

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Astro City #29

Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson use "Astro City" #29 to show us what it's like to grow up as a member of the enemy, other-dimensional race our heroes regularly fight against.

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The Autumnlands #7

Dusty and the Great Champion are stranded in the wilderness in "The Autumnlands" #7.

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Astro City #28

The story in "Astro City" #28 feels like a remix of Kurt Busiek's greatest hits, but the art by Gary Chaloner and Wade von Grawbadger make sure there's still something different about this comic.

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The 30-plus year evolution of Frank Miller's Superman

Frank Miller's depiction of Superman in a "Dark Knight III" cover shocked many -- but should fans have really been so surprised?

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As fans mock Frank Miller's 'Dark Knight III' cover, Kurt Busiek defends it

Busiek explains that Miller didn't fail in his rendition of the Man of Steel: "People will talk about how Frank’s not drawing it well, or not drawing it right, but that’s not what’s going on."

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Astro City #26

Twenty years after the very first "Astro City" comic was published, Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson revisit its themes in "Astro City" #26 as we once more investigate Samaritan's dreams.

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Busiek Talks Starfighter's Retirement in "Astro City" #22

Kurt Busiek tells CBR his Starfighter story was originally intended for Carol Danvers in "Avengers" and says "Astro City's" end is "years away."

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