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And to misappropriate Walter Simonson: Thor was interesting, grand, noble, and larger than life. An unusually good showing, even from him. Both books revolve around damaged characters trying to recapture something utterly lost and unrecoverable. Just as we are inclined to look back at these lists to take a sampling of where we were and what we were reading, this book is a valuable glimpse into where America was during the tumultuous '60s and '70s.

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