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Subject: Re: Computerized Comic: SHATTER
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Date: Mon, 15-Apr-85 20:17:56 EST
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From: Brenda <Joseph.Henr@Xerox.ARPA>

Dan didn't mention that the first issue of "Shatter" is as the back-up
story of First Comics' "Jon Sable Freelance" (June issue , I believe).
I also read a lot of SF & adventure comics (for adventure, JSF is
definitely my current favorite.  The artwork and the stories are
excellent and I highly reccomend them.  Note: The June issue of JSF is a
segway into the July issue and is therefore more enjoyable if you know
the characters.  The July issue, "Homecoming, Part II" is excellent,
typical JSF fare and good as a stand alone comic story).

I was unimpressed with Shatter and think that it must be it could be
done a lot better, both story wise and art wise.  There have been two so
far, both back-ups in JSF.

~Brenda