James Romberger Books

Steranko

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"James Romberger's long-awaited examination of the comics and film work of Jim Steranko, America's first comic book auteur"--Page [4] of cover.

Post York

By James Romberger

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The East Village New York City

By Marguerite Van Cook, James Romberger

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2020 Visions

By Frank Quitely, James Romberger, Jamie Delano, Warren Pleece, Steve Pugh

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Post York

By James Romberger

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Set in New York City after the melting of the polar ice caps, an independent loner along with his cat and only friend, navigates the flooded city as he tries to live another day.Each morning he sai...

Night Shift

By Shalom Neuman, Dan Freeman, Gregory Kolm, James Romberger, Jeffrey Isaac, Larry Deyab, Daniel Kolm, Bill Anthony, David Sandlin, Clayton Patterson, Bob Witz, Ken Brown, Fly, Bob Eckstein, Ron Kolm

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7 Miles a Second

By James Romberger, David Wojnarowicz, Marguerite Van Cook

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7 Miles a Second

By Marguerite Van Cook, James Romberger, David Wojnarowicz

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Broken Things Record Comic

By Josh Bayer, James Romberger, Naked Raygun

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Broken Things Record Comic Limited Edition Blue Vinyl

By Josh Bayer, James Romberger, Naked Raygun

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