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Michael Turner's Soulfire Definitive Edition Volume 1 | Various, Michael Turner

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Magic is no longer a myth! Aspen is thrilled to bring you the most complete collection of Michael Turner's first-ever Aspen series, Soulfire, with this amazing Definitive Edition Tradepaperback! Michael Turner set the world ablaze when his Soulfire series made its debut in the spring of 2003. Still one of today's most popular independent comic book titles, this long-awaited Volume 1 collection contains: the never-before-solicited Soulfire: Beginnings issues, the rare Soulfire Preview #0, and Soulfire issues #1-10, including the special recap story by Joe Benitez featured in Aspen Seasons: Winter. Also featured is a section of original Soulfire designs, sketches, and script treatments, pin-ups from the Aspen Splash issues, along with a jam-packed Soulfire cover gallery and more seldom-seen Soulfire goodies as only Michael Turner and Aspen could deliver! It's all here, including Michael Turner's very last illustrated Soulfire art!

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Michael Turner's Soulfire Definitive Edition Volume 1 | Various, Michael Turner

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The artwork in this graphic novel was gorgeous, but parts of it relied way too heavily on the writing, as though the writers didn't trust the pictures to speak for themselves. The story started a bit too convoluted, but the various plot lines slowly straightened themselves out the further into the book I got.

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