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    Shade, the Changing Man #19

    Shade, the Changing Man » Shade, the Changing Man #19 - Bethlehem U.S.A. released by DC Comics on January 1992.

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    Ho ho ho! Shade faces the holidays in the small American town of Bethlehem with something less than enthusiasm as he recalls Christmases past on his homeworld, Meta. Then he meets a man who is looking for a new messiah, a man who, instead of following a star, is following the madness.

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    "You Create Your Prophets and Rituals, We Ours? Achetypes?" 0

    Shade, the Changing Man #19 - Bethlehem U.S.A. by silkcuts on December 03, 2010

    Every Shade review I review I will have to mention Peter Milligan tip-toes perfectly between sanity and madness.  Even for Christmas Milligan can take an archetype we all know and warp it and twist it and loose some but open the eyes of others.  A lot is happening in this stand alone issue.  The Premise is Shade wrote a letter for Kathy to read.  As the Letter unfolds so does the reality of the Holidays.  This comic is a statement of the season.  The Christmas season was once about family and Mi...

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