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The Comics Journal #169 - Neil Gaiman Interview Golden Age (1938-1950) Though human protagonists appear inInterview with Neil Gaiman; interview with Sol Harrison. Gaiman cover portrait by Michael Zulli. Letters Blood and Thunder (p. 2) News Newswatch, "Kitchen Sink Sold to L. A. Investors" (p. 13) International, "The Man From Venice" (p. 36) Interviews Neil Gaiman (p. 54) Sol Harrison (p. 110) Reviews Scott Gilbert, "The New Aged" (p. 43) Jeffrey Winbush, "Batspawn" (p. 46) Christopher Brayshaw, "Beating the Bars" (p. 47) Ray Mescallado, "A Day in the

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