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published
1999
by AiT/PlanetLar
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Paperback, 144 pages
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0967684714
(isbn13: 9780967684710)
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Fifty years after Armstrong's one small step, the world's richest man claims the moon as his own personal property... and Channel Seven is there! Thi...more
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Read in January, 2007
recommends it for:
people who want blockbuster action done right
Before Hollywood screws it up, read this indy comic. It's a Michael Bay film with brains you won't feel guilty about in the morning. How it would look if we REALLY tried to go to the moon in this day and age. The art is average/above-average, which is the only real drawback. Overall, a good story well worth your time.
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