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2 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great book for an election year!,
By Sharon Galligar Chance (Wichita Falls, Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Concrete: Complete Short Stories 1986-1989 (Paperback)
Political speechwriter Ronald Lithgow is abducted by aliens and, upon his return, his body had taken on a cybernetic form that resembles concrete. Who knows why? Maybe aliens don't like speechwriters.Regardless of his new form, Lithgow becomes a major celebrity and a modern-day sideshow freak. Sounds like a political speechwriter to me! In "Concrete: Complete Short Stories 1986-89," character originator Paul Chadwick has gathered his popular stories of the "hard-as-a-rock" hero into one complete tale. "Concrete" first appeared as a part of the "Dark Horse Presents" anthology comic series, and garnered a legion of faithful fans over the years. So, in this political year, what is more appropriate than a comic book about a political speechwriter? Maybe George and Al would like to get in touch with this guy! - Sharon Galligar Chance |
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Concrete: Complete Short Stories 1986-1989 by Paul Chadwick (Paperback - November 28, 1995)
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