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Although his visage inspired Batman's most splendiferous villain, the Joker, Gwynplaine's commonsense polemics still resonate, whether in Occupy protests or speeches by Elizabeth Warren. --Village Voice Hine's script neither shrinks from nor winks at the tale's over-the-top melodrama, and Stafford's elaborately cursive and pointy drawing style, awash in darkness and saturated colors, expresses it near perfectly. --Booklist

Hine's script neither shrinks from nor winks at the tale's over-the-top melodrama, and Stafford's elaborately cursive and pointy drawing style, awash in darkness and saturated colors, expresses it near perfectly. --Booklist Although his visage inspired Batman's most splendiferous villain, the Joker, Gwynplaine's commonsense polemics still resonate, whether in Occupy protests or speeches by Elizabeth Warren. --Village Voice

Although his visage inspired Batman's most splendiferous villain, the Joker, Gwynplaine's commonsense polemics still resonate, whether in Occupy protests or speeches by Elizabeth Warren. -- Village Voice Hine's script neither shrinks from nor winks at the tale's over-the-top melodrama, and Stafford's elaborately cursive and pointy drawing style, awash in darkness and saturated colors, expresses it near perfectly. -- Booklist

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Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was one of the most prominent French writers and political figures of the 19th century. David Hine has worked in comics since the 1980s, and has written Batman for DC Comics, as well as Spider-Man and X-Men for Marvel Comics. He lives in London. Mark Stafford is a cartoonist-in-residence at the Cartoon Museum in London. He has collaborated with Costa award-winning Bryan Talbot on Cherubs! He lives in London.

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