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    Omega the Unknown #7

    Omega the Unknown » Omega the Unknown #7 released by Marvel on June 2008.

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    You know a super hero's in trouble when he resorts to drawing a comic book to try to solve his problems! Omega The Unknown #7, on top of the usual stellar array of talent, features special guest-star creator Gary Panter, known for his work on a legendary children's show, Frank Zappa's album covers, and RAW Magazine -- but he's never been between Marvel's covers before. Tune in!

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    Omega the Unknown #7 by sunburst on April 24, 2008

    Seven issues in and I am utterly blown away. This is one of the weirdest comic books I have ever read. It is just so off the planet. Seriously. However, you'd really have to be in at the start of this crazy head trip or else you are going to be hideously lost. Therefore, if you're not on board already, I highly recommend getting hold of back issues or waiting for the trade. When I say weird, I do not mean obscure and incomprehensible; I mean wild and wonderful. What I find so refreshing about th...

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