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- He also created a graphic novel called A God Somewhere with Peter Snejbjerg providing the art.John Arcudi-Wikipedia
- * A god Somewhere with Peter Snejbjerg, published by WildStorm, June 2010, 200 pages, ISBN: 978-1401226831 / ISBN: 978-1401232467 (New edition)John Arcudi-Wikipedia
- He has written and drawn graphic novels, illustrated a story by Morten Remar, and has worked coloring DC Comics including House of Secrets, The Light Brigade and A God Somewhere.Bjarne Hansen-Wikipedia
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