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    Fell #7

    Fell » Fell #7 released by Image on January 1, 2007.

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    Another self-contained, standalone episode in the life of detective Richard Fell, working in the feral city of Snowtown. A place where things just get forgotten about. The small, decommissioned military storage facility on the north end of the docks. The nice girl from September Street who always said hello to the old men on the corner. The guy with the mark on his face who survived a walk on the dockside. Three things that connect into something Richard Fell isn't going to forget for a long time...

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    Fell #7 by the_outsider on April 10, 2007

    Fell is like a treat. You get great self contained stories, with minor sub-plots at a great price. Of course the story is only 16 pages, but you get that for $2.40 (CND). Even though the story itself is only 16 pages, Ellis doesn't waste anytime in his story telling. Most of his stories could easily be stretched out to 22 pages with what has become traditional comic book writing. Instead he doesn't waste any time, and doesn't waste the readers time with details that wouldn't be all that importan...

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