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Old 07-15-2017, 09:24 PM   #26150
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Now onto Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Paige. I've read all of the prequel novellas and this is the first novel. I like the novellas and expect to like this too.
It still baffles me why all of the novellas are prequels, but they were mainly released in between novels. I intend to catch up on the series - I think I need the last two books and three novellas - but funds are low and prices high.

I'm binge-reading some graphic novels while my comiXology Unlimited trial's still active. What frustrates me is how they choose what is and isn't in the Unlimited library - for instance, Ultimate Spider-Man has the first three volumes and, I think, numbers six and thirteen. Similarly, Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (the post-Ultimatum series reboot) has the first three of four volumes available, omitting the Death of Peter Parker collection - and then the first Miles Morales volumes are available, but again they omit the last one. I don't regret the free trial, and the omissions would make sense for a promotion, but I won't pay for continued access to a collection with such frustrating gaps.
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