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This Amazing Heroes cover focuses on many different aspects of the issue. A big focus of this Amazing Heroes cover are Brian Bolland’s drawings of his characters and how it is noted that there is an exclusive interview with him in the issue. Brian Bolland is a British comics artist but is most famously known as a cover artist. He is one of the main Judge Dredd artists and in 1982 he produced the artwork for Camelot 3000 which was DC Comics’ first 12-issue comic book maxiseries created for the direct market. Some of his other important works include the interior art of Batman: The Killing Joke and the covers of Animal Man, The Invisibles, and Wonder Woman. He also wrote a few comic strips including Mr. Mamoulian and The Actress and the Bishop. The majority of main characters from these great works appear on the cover of this Amazing Heroes issue. Bolland was incredibly important in the United States and British Comics Industries because he won quite a few Eisner Comic Industry Awards and even wrote for Batman and Judge Dredd television series and video games. &#13;
This cover in particular is extremely important because it is a tenth anniversary issue. It celebrates many comic book triumphs over the years of the Amazing Heroes existence. Despite the advancement of technology and the disinterest in comics in the 1990s, there are still fanzines that are celebrating comics during these tough times for the comics market. &#13;
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