Day of the Deal Reviews
July 2010
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ForbiddenPlanet.co.uk
- July 2010
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Richard Bruton finds Day of the Deal insightful and poignant, as well as a cracking comedy crime caper.
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ComicsVillage.com
- July 2010
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The Comics Village's Graham Mogford draws parallels with the Star Wars trilogy in his insightful review of Day of the Deal
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DowntheTubes.com
- June 2010
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Downthetubes reviewer John Freeman thinks this is the one title you definitely need to track down.
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BirminghamMail.net
- June 2010
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Day of the Deal receives an enthusiastic review from Neil Elkes at Speech Balloons.
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ComicBits.com
- June 2010
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Comic Bit's Terry Hooper was thoroughly gripped by Day if the Deal.
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SoteriaMag.co.uk
- July 2010
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Rob Allright offers an alternative viewpoint on Day of the Deal.
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Smuggling Vacation Reviews
July 2008
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ComicVillage.com
- July 2008
Comics reviewer Graham Mogford of Comics Village delivers his analysis of Smuggling Vacation...
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DowntheTubes.net
- 19.07.08
Old sage and comic journalist John Freeman, gives his verdict of Smuggling Vacation
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Forbidden Planet review
- 24.07.08
Forbidden Planet reviewer Richard Bruton offers his two cents worth...
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ComicReaders.com
- July 2008
Smuggling Vacation receives it's first American review from Shane Hnetka at ComicReaders.com ...
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Richard Johnson
- July 2008
Comic International's Richard Johnson of "Lying in the gutters" fame, gives his unqiue perspective on Smuggling Vacation.
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Smallzone.co.uk
- July 2008
Smallzone's "Incoming!" takes a view and likes what it sees!
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LivewireWorld.com
- July 2008
Nottingham's Ian Murphy of Livewire World gives his take on Smuggling Vacation.
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Coventry Evening Telegraph
- July 19th 2008
The Telegraph's John West recommends smuggling a copy away in your suitcase this summer.
