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It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
(Def Jam / Columbia, 1989)
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, LP
Public Enemy
Def Jam / Columbia (1989)
'The early Public Enemy masterpieces remain unique and inimitable now, relics of a world irreparably changed though in a few notable ways, very much the same.'
Album Review of It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back and Fear Of A Black Planet by Craig Jenkins for Pitchfork, November 25 (2014)
THUNDERCATS: The Complete Series, DVD
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment (2003)
'It’s easy to be harsh about the show, and if we’re honest, we’ll acknowledge that it was never without its fair share of shortcomings. But I still love it and, with some rose-tinted specs, one can forgive its failings because it is still exciting.'
'Thundercats: A Critical Review' by Jerry Von Kramer for AnimeSuperhero, January 11 (2008)
Story Of Trojan Records, Hardcover
Laurence Cane-Honeysett
Eye Books (2018)
The Story of Trojan Records is the definitive history of the label and a landmark publication for reggae enthusiasts. 2018 is the 50th anniversary of Trojan. It is made up of 12 chapters, 26 artist bios, 20 producer bios, extensive monologues from interviews, and thousands of images, many of which have not been previously published but never been collectively published.
ISBN 9-781785-630781
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Recognition, LP
The Demon Boyz
Music of Life (1989)
'[T]he Demon Boyz were part of the foundations for the creation of a truly original UK scene.'
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Green Lantern #87 Vol. 2, Comic Book
Dennis O'Neil / Neal Adams
DC Comics (1972)
"Stewart's fierce expression calls attention to the fact that he isn't wearing a mask to conceal his identity, unlike Hal. At that point in time, Black characters were seldom seen on the covers of superhero comics. Other Black characters who would debut not long after John Stewart, like Wonder Woman's sister, Nubia, had their faces obscured on their debut covers. Adams' decision to show Stewart's face literally foregrounded his Blackness. Stewart's eye contact and pose directed at the viewer communicated from the get-go that he was a force to be reckoned with. As the pages of Green Lantern #87 would reveal, Stewart's Blackness would challenge the tenets of everything fans understood about the Green Lantern Corps."
Jim Lee on impact of John Stewart, Facebook post October 22, 2024
FULFILLMENT & DELIVERY TIMES
Fulfillment time is the time it takes to make your custom-ordered product. Our fulfillment time is calculated in business days, and it’s 2–5 business days for all production techniques.
We aspire to ship orders within 5 business days
Fulfillment for large orders may take longer on average, but it’ll still be fulfilled within 5 business days.
CANCELLATIONS, RETURNS & DAMAGED OF DEFECTIVE ITEMS
Due to products being made to order, we don’t accept returns or size/color exchanges. Accordingly, you will be unable to cancel an order once it’s been submitted.
If your order is returned due to carrier error or an invalid address, We will offer to reship the order. If your product(s) arrive damaged or defective, you can either request a replacement or ask for a refund within 30 days of product delivery.
Photographic proof may be required.
Claims regarding orders that haven’t been received must be submitted within 30 days after the expected delivery timeframe.
In any event, if you have a problem with your order please do not hesitate to contact us: info@bxmn.co.uk
The 'Tick' brand name and the 'Tick' logo originate in the sci-fi novel THAT PERFECT WORLD by Bxmn. It represents a fictitious corporate entity for the purposes of branding merchandise, and is meant solely to promote the fictional work and its author.