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Topic: Warlord (comics)

	ipedia.com: Warlord Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		More recently the word warlord has become a general pejorative term that refers to a person who has de facto military control of a subnational area by virtue of military force which is personally obedient to that warlord.
		Groups of rival warlords predominate in the rule of Somalia.
		Warlords exercised widespread rule in China several times in Chinese history, notably in the period from the overthrow of the empire in 1911 until the Northern Expedition in 1927.
	www.ipedia.com /warlord.html (186 words)

	Claypool Comics: The Claypool Clamor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		James is cut from the same cloth as many of Richard's friends, which is to say he has a voluminous knowledge of culture (comics, T.V., and movies in particular, but not limited to), a quick wit, and is a genuinely nice person.
		There's plenty going on in the comics themselves this month, and I've realized that I'm slightly behind on "Soulsearchers," so I'll be giving you my thought on issues #70 and #71 this time around, and we'll get back to discussing the inner workings of Claypool in the next column.
		I loved comics as an art form as well as entertainment, and foolishly believed that all the companies that produces them were happy places where incredibly-creative people made objective and well-informed decisions based on what would be best for the books themselves.
	www.claypoolcomics.com /clamor.html (8589 words)

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		BATMAN FAMILY ends (#20) (merged into DETECTIVE COMICS)
		A Chronological History of Comic Art in America
	www.comic-art.com /history/chronol5.htm (990 words)

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