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By Arpad Okay. Carver: A Paris Story is the kind of comic you would find in another work of fiction, something Wilson Fisk or Lou Ford might have grown up reading. It’s too good to be real. Vintage war comics are violent by design, sure, but the real life classics...ICYMI
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