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Jesus will return repent

Just found your channel, new fan, gonna watch some more vids

“I also didn’t realize that apparently next month M. Night Shyamalan is releasing a movie based off this” 🧢🧢🧢

I'm not a Catholic. I'm a born-again Christian and this book is trash! Stick to either the original Hebrew and Greek Texts or the King James Text! Do not allow your children to read any Bible that you yourself has not read! This is satanic trash sent to deceive your children! Do not fall for this! How we handle JESUS makes the difference between Heaven and Hell when you leave this earth!

I like the cute little houses walking around, like house shaped turtles <3

I think I’m gonna be reading this myself !! I love this 😭😭

I have this book!❤

Been looking for this exact subject matter for a couple months now! Thank you

I really despise cutesy standard manga drawing style (from an old French dude point of view who was raised with 60''s-70's European golden age comics that goes from Franquin to Moebius in addition to Marvel and DC Comics) BUT I must admit Masashi Tanaka can easily compare to Hugo Pratt or John Buscema in terms of visual expressivity and impact.

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nigga how can i pirate this comic? like any website you got ??

Please, how do I get the book

Es un pesimo libro

7:25 wdym without her consent?

Joe Sacco is probably the journalist with the least amount of integrity out there. Horrible book filled with anti American and pro Palestinian propaganda Nice review though ❤

Vampire tales!

Engaging precis of this graphic novel. I found your presentation interesting, informative, balanced, and well paced. So much so that I have purchased 'Palestine'. Your outtake recognising the indigenous tribes I really took to heart. So, I will equally acknowledge the Darkinjung peoples from Woy Woy, NSW, Australia, who's land I occupy.

the whiplash i got when we went from "cute simplistic artstyle" to "whitewashed nuclear family that avoids talking about human class" 😭

At first I thought I was experiencing Deja vu cause I literally just watched this same review from four years ago on your older account! Thank you for sharing and spreading the word on these wonderful little gems

Thanks for this review. I really enjoy this series

Wait. You actually refers in your review about the fact that there was no REPRESENTATION OFLGBTQFAK? Who the heck cares? I read Olivier Schrauwen Arsene and enjoyed it, then there was the gay couple (including visual stuff..) I didn't care, I don't think anyone did. Who judges quality of a book based on sexual stuff? That's like eating a pie with your elbows

An interesting contribution to an important subject. I certainly will check it out. Thanks for the recommendation, Meepelous.

I was actually a fan of the dark jem plot line. It highlighted just how much power synergy actually has. It was lightly touched on in the original series but the writers here really got that the thing that makes the pretty light shows can also be a nuck.

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Thanks for sharing this interesting book, Meepelous. It makes me want to share a story of my own about someone else who spent time in Canada in internment camps. Last year, I read the biography of Klaus Fuchs, the famous spy. Today in the USA he is remembered almost exclusively as a spy, but that's misleading. He was a physicist by vocation. His conscience did compel him at one point to share scientific secrets. Fuchs was a promising, young German theoretical physicist, a Socialist and an anti-Nazi activist who had been forced to flee Germany before the war. He fled to the UK and demonstrated his extraordinary abilities in experimental physics. When war broke out, he was detained and interned as were all Germans. The British detained them all together--Nazis, anti-Nazis and Jews--all in the same camp. In the process, some even died. Finally, British physicists involved in the development of the Atomic Bomb were able to convince the UK government to release him and enlist him into their efforts. He was invited to the USA to participate in the Manhattan Project as part of the British Scientific Team. His time in the internment camp had convinced him that the British were not much better than the Germans. He felt, as many of the physicists did, that the power of the atomic bomb should not just belong to one or two nations, so he secretly shared classified scientific information with agents of the USSR. Eventually, he was discovered and arrested. After his conviction on espionage charges, he served 9 years in prison. He was demonized in the USA as a betrayer of the "Free World." Based upon standard protocols in the UK, Fuchs was released on good behavior and returned to East Germany to become an important leader in their Nuclear Energy Program. On August 29th, 1949, Stalin successfully tested his first atomic bomb. Before that date, the USA had utilized the bomb twice on civilian targets. There had been talk of putting the bomb to use again in North Korea, but after the Soviets had their bombs, deterrence kicked in. The US insisted that Stalin's possession of the atomic bomb placed the entire world in danger, but no other atomic or nuclear attacks have been carried out since then by anyone. Could Fuchs perhaps have made the ethical decision?

I loved this book! I also found it very informative with the culture as someone who knew very little about it

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I LOVEE THIS MANGA

I read it in dutch and oml its the most beautiful book ive read

I didn't understand it that well

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Thanks for the review! This book is ridiculously expensive on eBay. A fun fact, Hagio has on the record stated that Heart of Thomas, her first “BL” manga was directly inspired by one of Osamu Tezuka’s Astro Boy stories called “the Last Day on Earth” in which Astro protects an agender alien robot named Bem who looks like a cherub from the aliens that created the robot to be a bomb that could destroy planets. There was nothing intentionally romantic about it, but it very much plays out like those tragic shoujo manga romance plots. I don’t know if Go Nagai ever went on the record about being inspired by this particular story either, but there’s also a lot of noticeable similarities of Bem with Devilman’s Ryo Asuka, right down to the angelic features and gender shenanigans.

I normally don't like a rewriting of The Bard's classics... but I liked this! I'm still looking forward to the movie even if Lakeith Stansfeild is no longer in it. It truly was a page turner (just like the video 😅)!

This is hot❤

worthless review of a pathetic immoral pornagraphic worthless book

Thanks for reviewing this book, Meepelous. I hadn't heard of Collins before but will definitely get this book out of the library!

All I wanted was just a review of a manga; at 2:50, I didn’t need a lecture about “Gender Stereotypes” or “Toxic Masculinity”.

One of my favorites. :)

Great vid! I've been making my way through the trade volumes myself although I've kind of been on a little break while I explore other things.

A great find! Thanks for the heads-up, Meepelous!

This is a really good review of a comic of which I've never heard.

Nice review. Taiyo is becoming my favorite artist, and I need to get this one.

The art's so cute! Need to check it out.

You provide overviews of 10 or so visual artists who worked on this volume before summarizing this comic @4:02. I like your analysis of The Invisibles, so you might want to get to that a little faster. Perhaps, you might focus on giving bios only to those who worked on the most issues, e.g., Jill Thompson and Morrison.

LOL, I never imagined you would read this.

maybe tilt the book level to the camera next time cos i cant see shit

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