Talk:Michael Fleisher

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[edit] The Spectre

There should probably be some mention of Fleisher's Spectre run; I just can't think of what to say about it. It's not great comics, but it's quite memorable in a Struwwelpeter/Krampus way, where the villain's unusual punishment symbolically fits the crime. Compare this with Marvel's monster comics of the same period, (e.g. Man-Thing, who usually killed the bad guys the same old way every time), and are much less memorable on that iconic level. (Nothing against M-T of course, which is memorable for other reasons.) --AC 19:39, 6 July 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] The Spectre

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