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Fred Van Lente
Van Lente was raised by a mystery-loving mother (who preferred Dorothy Sayers to Agatha Christie, but we won't hold that against her) and a wisecracking Woody Allen-lookalike scientist father in what appears to be some kind of genetic experiment to write his first novel, TEN DEAD COMEDIANS, even... show more



Van Lente was raised by a mystery-loving mother (who preferred Dorothy Sayers to Agatha Christie, but we won't hold that against her) and a wisecracking Woody Allen-lookalike scientist father in what appears to be some kind of genetic experiment to write his first novel, TEN DEAD COMEDIANS, even though neither parent nor the son himself would know it for many years. Van Lente spent his time between birth and authoring Ten Dead Comedians becoming the #1 New York Times best selling writer of graphic novels like Cowboys & Aliens (the basis of the feature film), Odd is on Our Side with Dean R. Koontz, and several entries the gorily funny Marvel Zombies series. He did some other things too, but they hardly seem worth mentioning.

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Familiar Diversions
Familiar Diversions rated it 6 years ago
Keisha Sherman desperately wants to find out the truth about what happened to her boyfriend, Stephen. He supposedly got drunk and died in a car crash, but she knows he wasn't the kind of guy to do that - he didn't drink, do drugs, or smoke. Since her dad, the local Sheriff, won't listen and thinks s...
Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it 6 years ago
A mystery sent at a Comic Con, sign me up. The best-selling point of this novel are the inside jokes about culture – the LOTR references, Star Wars, Cosplay. There are even some interesting points about how it is a Comic Con but most people seem to think that comics are no longer ...
Grimlock ♥ Ultra Magnus
Grimlock ♥ Ultra Magnus rated it 8 years ago
I just didn't find this entertaining enough to be a five, or even four star, book. It seemed like a typical GI Joe story, although they're now working in the open so they have to keep public opinion of them from dropping too low. Mostly, I hated how much they got into Cover Girl, and her backst...
Grimlock ♥ Ultra Magnus
Grimlock ♥ Ultra Magnus rated it 8 years ago
I'm really enjoying Valiant lately, and I don't know why I don't read more of it. (It's edged out by my main companies, and I don't have the money, time or energy to read it all. I will, however, be looking for Bloodshot Salvation when that comes out.) War Mother is about people living in 4001...
drallapaul
drallapaul rated it 8 years ago
This volume concludes the plot started in Volume 1. Generation Zero and Keisha go into the Heroscape to rescue lost relatives and the whole story is eventually resolved – without giving too much away. Well-told, engaging and well-illustrated, this small collection (the concluding four issues) fini...
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