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(W) Kurt Busiek (A) Brent Eric Anderson (CA) Alex Ross It's our 100th issue celebration! This 40-page extravaganza introduces Astro City's most revered hero-the Astro-Naut! Learn his secrets! See him in action! And in the heat of World War II, see the stunning sacrifice that inspired a grateful populace to rename a city after its greatest hero. Also featuring the All-American, the Lamplighter, Zootsuit and the debut of the Gentleman, as our tour through Astro City's history continues! This amazing anniversary issue features two covers: one by regular cover artist Alex Ross, and the other by the great Alex Ross! Date Available: 12/21/2016
BONUS REVIEW by "Doc" Schaefer
 Astro City hits 100! And Busiek, Anderson, and Ross have outdid themselves in this wonderfully nostalgic look back at the early Astro City days and The Astro-Naut. Overwhelming us with a tale spun from Gernsback science fiction and 1940's Noir drama, Issue 41/100 should not be missed! A tale that smacks of the Golden Age of Heroes! A story for both young and old alike! I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Kurt Busiek (A) Brent Eric Anderson (CA) Alex Ross It's our 100th issue celebration! This 40-page extravaganza introduces Astro City's most revered hero-the Astro-Naut! Learn his secrets! See him in action! And in the heat of World War II, see the stunning sacrifice that inspired a grateful populace to rename a city after its greatest hero. Also featuring the All-American, the Lamplighter, Zootsuit and the debut of the Gentleman, as our tour through Astro City's history continues! This amazing anniversary issue features two covers: one by regular cover artist Alex Ross, and the other by the great Alex Ross! Date Available: 12/21/2016
BONUS REVIEW by "Doc" Schaefer
Astro City hits 100! And Busiek, Anderson, and Ross have outdid themselves in this wonderfully nostalgic look back at the early Astro City days and The Astro-Naut. Overwhelming us with a tale spun from Gernsback science fiction and 1940's Noir drama, Issue 41/100 should not be missed! A tale that smacks of the Golden Age of Heroes! A story for both young and old alike! I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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