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EC Comics is coming back - here's why it's important that anthologies are returning to American comics.
Is it finally time for anthologies to make their rightful return to the American market?
Chloe Maveal
Contributing writer
Chloe Maveal is the Editor-In-Chief of the guerilla website The Gutter Review, and is a freelance essayist who specializes in British comics, pop culture history, and the subversive qualities of “trashy” media. Their work has been featured all over the internet with bylines in 2000 AD, The Treasury of British Comics, Publishers Weekly, Polygon, Comics Beat, and many others.
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