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| | Amazon.com: Absolute Authority, The: Volume two: Mark Millar: Books |
 | | Millar is a satirist at heart, but he's sentimental, too - his glib, bloody version of a superhero comic is, in some ways, about a kind of power that doesn't exist (and about the tragedy that superheroes really don't exist after all). |
 | | His rendering of Millar's gory, real-world battle scenes aren't for the squeamish, but are truly affecting. |
 | | Mark Millar does wonders following Ellis's run and manages to give us in inside look at the destructive nature and price that heroes have to pay in order to save the world. |
| www.amazon.com /Absolute-Authority-two-Mark-Millar/dp/1401200974 (1276 words) |
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