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Greg Oleksiuk

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Starman Omnibus Vol. 1

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 25 February 2009
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Little Things: A Memoir in Slices

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 14 December 2008
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Crawl Space: XXXombies

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 4 December 2008
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John Constantine, Hellblazer

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 18 June 2008
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Scalped

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 28 May 2008
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Criminal Vol. 2

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 30 April 2008
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Criminal, Vol. 2: Lawless

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 16 April 2008
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Green Arrow: Year One #1-6

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 19 March 2008
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2 Guns #1

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 28 November 2007
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Warhammer: Forge of War #1

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Greg Oleksiuk
/ 9 October 2007
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Scalped: Indian Country

By
Greg Oleksiuk
/ 9 September 2007
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The Immortal Iron Fist #1-6

By
Greg Oleksiuk
/ 19 August 2007

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