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ON THE SHELF IN OCTOBER 2008 |
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Aug 07, 2008 - 3:50 PM - by Craig Reade
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 DARK HORSE COMICS
Pre-order any of the below titles by clicking here!
Page 26 - Hellboy: In The Chapel of Moloch, $2.99, 32 Pages
By Mike Mignola, Colored by Dave Stewart
We do seem to be getting a lot of Hellboy these days, which is great. Of course, some of this probably has to do with the movie, but the hype surrounding that has died down quite a bit... [Read More]
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EVERYTHING BUT IMAGINARY #274: SUMMER AT THE CINEMA (GMR5) |
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Aug 06, 2008 - 7:23 PM - by Blake Petit
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Here we are, friends, the end of another summer… and perhaps more importantly, the end of another summer movie cycle. Oh, there are a couple of weeks left of some semi-big releases, but let’s face it, the blockbusters have all taken their bows already. And to say this may be the biggest year for comic book movies in history is no overstatement. Not one, but five major theatrical films based on comic books, including two that most people agree would rank among the best comic movies ever made, with a combined domestic gross of over a billion dollars between them – and The Dark Knight is still setting records.
If you’re a comic geek who loves movies, this summer was for you.
Then, in the home... [Read More]
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 SHIPPING LIST FOR AUGUST 6, 2008 |
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Aug 05, 2008 - 8:35 PM - by Walt Kneeland
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Shipping This Week: August 6, 2008
The following products are expected to ship to comic book specialty stores this week. Note that this list is tentative and subject to change. Please check with your retailer for availability.
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BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #17 $2.99
CREEPY ARCHIVES HC $49.95
GRENDEL GOD & THE DEVIL TP $29.95
HELLBOY LOGO WITH BONES BLACK T/S LG $29.99
HELLBOY LOGO WITH BONES BLACK T/S MED $29.99
HELLBOY LOGO WITH BONES BLACK T/S XL $29.99
HELLBOY LOGO WITH BONES BLACK T/S XXL $29.99
HELLBOY SON OF A T/S BLACK LG $29.99
HELLBOY SON OF A T/S BLACK MED $29.99
HELLBOY SON OF A T/S BLACK XL $29.99
HELLBOY SON OF A T/S BLACK XXL $29.99
HELLBOY VS... [Read More]
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FOUR COLOR COMMENTARIES #45: Please Leave Your Locations At The Door |
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Aug 05, 2008 - 7:01 PM - by Richard Davidson, Jr.
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Please Leave Your Locations At The Door
I used to read the main X-Men books like they were going out of style. I literally picked up both Uncanny and just X-Men for around about a decade. Through thick or thin, good or bad, or even Grant Morrison, I kept reading those two books. They were the one constant on my pull list. As you can tell, it took many a year but I finally got bored of the books and stopped reading them. Since then, I've pretty much kept to the margins of the mutant world which mostly just means that I've been collecting the relaunch of X-Factor since it started.
This led to a little bit of surprise when I was going through the sales list on this very site and I noticed that one of those books of my past, Uncanny X-Men, had reached the milestone 500th issue. An event like this has always been a cause for celebration and I found out through the internet something that I hadn't heard about - The... [Read More]
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THE $40 PULL LIST - AUGUST 2008 |
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Aug 05, 2008 - 12:00 PM - by Craig Reade
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 If this is your first time reading the $40 Pull List, I invite you to see how it works by checking out some of the previous month's editions (listed below). Those will give you a good idea of how the column works, and what you can expect month after month. If you are interested in the "rules" for the Pull-List, check out the very first column, the 01/07 edition. It isn't too complicated, though, so just dive right in if you don't feel like reading back issues! In addition, this column contains Spoilers, so if you are waiting for the trade, read at your own risk!
01/07 - [Read More]
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EVERYTHING BUT IMAGINARY #273: WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE 2008 |
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Jul 30, 2008 - 6:58 PM - by Blake Petit
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 The DC Universe has been a patchwork from the very beginning. Even before Barry Allen made his first appearance and the concept of multiple Earths was introduced, the company that would become DC had already made a merger: National Periodical Publications (home of such heroes as Superman and Batman) teamed up with sister company All-American (home of Green Lantern and the Flash) for All-Star Comics #3, which birthed the Justice Society and, along with it, the concept of a shared superhero universe.... [Read More]
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