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Planetary: Leaving The 20th Century | John Cassaday, Warren Ellis

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"Originally published in single magazine form as Planetary #13-18, c2001, 2003, 2004."

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BethM

Planetary: Leaving The 20th Century | John Cassaday, Warren Ellis

This happened 😍fan girl-ing right now!

Megabooks 😎😎 8y

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brendanmleonard

Planetary: Leaving The 20th Century | John Cassaday, Warren Ellis

A trifecta of comic themed #bestcharacternames , from the genius mind of Warren Ellis. Counterclockwise: Elijah Snow, Spider Jerusalem, and John Constantine. Madmen at the gates of hell all. #booktober

GuiltyFeat Spider Jerusalem is a fantastic name. I couldn't get on with the rest of Transmetropolitan but that name is genius. 8y

tattoo55 I have read all those comics. Ellis is brilliant!! 8y

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jordanerickson

Planetary: Leaving The 20th Century | John Cassaday, Warren Ellis

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This, on the other hand, is a limited series at its finest. Ellis knows how to make a story with real stakes. The characters are so likable even before you know their tragic back stories, and the villains are an excellent twisted-mirror version of the Fantastic Four. Check this one out.

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