SCHULZ’S YOUTH.
Written and illustrated by Charles M. Schulz. A
bunch of single panel cartoons that tells us how hard it is to be a
teenager in the 50s & 60s.
ADV FILMS
ANNE FREAKS VOL 1.
Written and illustrated by Tomohiro Nagai. Anne is a
bright, pretty teenager who is normal in every way. Except that she’s
on a mission to kill her father, who is the leader of a crazy cult.
AIT/PLANETLAR
BLACK DIAMOND #1.
Written by Larry Young. Illustrated by Jon Proctor.
Fifty years from now, an elevated highway spans the United States.
Originally designed to thwart airplane terrorists, its become a mess
overrun by speed demons and drug runners. So when the government
finally decides to clean up the Black Diamond, a guy’s gotta steal a car
and save his wife from road-terrorists.
HOMELESS CHANNEL GN.
Written and illustrated by Matt Silady. Darcy Shaw
starts a 24 hour cable network called the Homeless Channel which follows
her sister on the streets. Then corporate sponsors get involved, and
suddenly using homeless people for entertainment seems like a bad idea.
AMAZE INK/SLAVE LABOR GRAPHICS
THE CLARENCE PRINCIPLE GN.
Written by Fahed Said. Illustrated by Shari Chankham. Clarence wakes
up on the other side of his own suicide and embarks on a surreal journey
in the great beyond. A neat looking book with strong Osamu Tezuka
vibes.
ARCANA STUDIO
BANZAI GIRL MANGA VOL 1 TP.
By Jinky Coronado & Wilson Tortosa. Cartoonist and
model Jinky Coronado writes and illustrates adventures about a girl
named oddly enough, Jinky Coronado, a schoolgirl that fights tentacle
monsters. The jokes just write themselves.
BANZAI GIRLS #1.
By Jinky Coronado & Paul S. Brittain. Now Jinky is a
pop star touring the world and fighting hairy monsters. In a few years,
Jinky will shave her head, proclaim herself the anti-Christ, and attempt
suicide.
ASPEN
SOULFIRE: NEW WORLD ORDER #0.
Written by J.T. Krul. Illustrated by Francisco
Herrera. As I understand it, this is Soulfire Volume 2. It’s important
to some of you, I’m sure. Equally important is that pseudo-artist
Michael Turner will not illustrate Vol 2, but hand the artistic chores
off to Humberto Ramos-clone Francisco Herrera. But now the book might
come out on time. Hah-Ah!
BLUEWATER PRODUCTIONS
VICTORIA’S SECRET SERVICE: NEMESIS
RISING #1 of 5. By Darren Davis,
Terrance Griep and Nadir Balan. Hey look! Blue Water Productions have
escaped the Christ-tastic clutches of Alias Enterprises! Good for
them! The supermodel
secret agents travel to London to find the stolen Crown Jewels.
RAY HARRYHAUSEN PRESENTS: WRATH OF THE
TITANS #1 of 4. By Darren Davis and
Nadir Balan. The sequel to Harryhausen’s CLASH OF THE TITANS, Perseus
has become the king of Argos and ushered in an age of peace. But of
course giant monsters are right around the corner. So it won't be
borring.
BOOM STUDIOS
TALENT VOL 1 TP.
By Chris Golden & Tom Sniegoski and Paul Azaceta.
Nicholas Dane is the only survivor of a plane crash. As mysterious men
arrive to kill him, Dane discovers that he can channel the talents of
the other dead passengers. Creepy!
D.E. DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT
PAINKILLER JANE #1.
Written by Joe Quesada & Jimmy Palmiotti.
Illustrated by Lee Moder. Painkiller Jane fights terrorists.
Yes, there are
variant covers.
DARK XENA #1.
Written by John Layman. Illustrated by Noah Salonga.
This story bridges the gap between the end of the series and the
beginning of the Xena comics series. Sapphic companion Gabrielle makes
a wish to the gods to bring the deceased Warrior Princess back to life.
Except she comes back a total, evil bitch. Would anyone really notice?
CLASSIC BATTLESTAR GALACTICA VOL 1 TP.
Written by Rick Remender. Illustrated by Carlos
Rafael. If anyone’s still trying to convince themselves that the old
Battlestar was a good TV show, they can pick up this TP and hit
themselves in the face with it.
HIGHLANDER VOL 1 TP.
Written by Brandon Jerwa & Michael Avon Oeming.
Illustrated by Lee Moder. Heeeere we are! Born to be Kings! We’re the
Princes of the U-ni-veerrrssee! That's about all I can add to help sell
this book. There are pretty covers by Dorman however.
DEL REY
AVRIL LAVIGNE’S MAKE 5 WISHES VOL 1 TP.
Written by Joshua Dysart. Illustrated by Camila
D’Errico. Pod person and Canadian Content requisition Avril Lavigne has
her own manga now? The story follows teenage Hana who feels like a
nobody. She only interacts with online chat people, where she hides
behind fake personalities. Can the music of Avril Lavigne save this
poor shut in?
DEVIL’S DUE PUBLISHING
HACK/SLASH: THE SERIES #1.
Written by Tim Seeley. Illustrated by Emily Stone.
Cassie kills horror movie killers. In fact, she stabs them a lot. Her
first opponent is some dude named Dr. Gross. I think at some point,
he’s gonna get stabbed. Well... maybe just hacked or slashed.
THE NYE INCIDENTS #1 of 5.
Written by Craig Spector & Whitley Strieber.
Illustrated by Aadi Salman. A killer is loose in a community full of
alien abductees, medical examiner Lynn Devlin must attempt to use every
trick in her medical book not to come off as a cheap imitation of Dana
Scully.
GI JOE: STORM SHADOW #1.
Written by Larry Hama. Illustrated by Mark
Robinson. Storm Shadow can kill anyone he wants! Storm Shadow cuts off
heads ALL the time and doesn't even think twice about it. This
guy is so crazy and awesome that he flips out ALL the time. I
heard that that Storm Shadow was eating at a diner. And when some dude
dropped a spoon Storm Shadow killed the whole town. My friend Mark said
that he saw Storm Shadow totally uppercut some kid just because the kid
opened a window. Honest truth. Ninjas live by there own set of rules.
Just ask Larry Hama at the next comic convention.
DRAWN & QUARTERLY
EXIT WOUNDS HC.
By Rutu Modan. In Tel Aviv, Koby Franco receives a
call from a female soldier. Learning that his estranged father has been
a victim of a suicide bombing in Hadera, Koby and the soldier search for
clues.
JAMES STURM’S AMERICA HC.
Written and illustrated by James Sturm. Three
stories by the guy that gave us FANTASTIC FOUR: UNSTABLE MOLECULES.
Three stories set in three different eras of America: “The Revival” is
about pioneers searching for a home; “Hundreds of Feet Below Daylight”
is about ghost towns gutted by greed and racism, and “The Golems Mighty
Swing” is about the distraction and fantasies of popular entertainment
(in this case, baseball. Totally worth checking out.
FOX ATOMIC COMICS
THE HILLS HAVE EYES: THE BEGINNING GN.
Written by Jimmy Palmiotti. Illustrated by John
Higgins. See the events that spawns the crazy family of desert mutants.
A lovely companion to the upcoming Hills Have Eyes 2 film.
IDW PUBLISHING
TANK GIRL: THE GIFTING #1.
The co-creator of Tank-Girl returns to
his creation along with talented artist Ashley Wood to deliver new tales
of chaos and mayhem Tank-Girl style. This series promises to provide a
long overdue jolt of high-octane ass-kicking fun.
It’s been twelve years since we’ve seen Tank Girl, our punk rock little
heroine. Guess what? She sold out. She wears business suits now.
She’s trying to pull of the “rebel by not rebelling” but it’s probably a
load of crap.
30 DAYS OF NIGHT: EBEN AND STELLA #1.
Written by Steve Niles & Kelly Sue DeConnick.
Illustrated by Justin Randall. This story fills in the gap between Dark
Days and Return to Barrow. Volume 2.5, if you will.
TRANSFORMERS MEGATRON: ORIGIN #1.
Written by Eric Holmes.
Illustrated by Alex Milne. Written by the guy who designed the
Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction video game. Super nice guy.
Super cool game. He is a true Transformer fan. So it’s perfect
reasoning that leads us to deduce that this will be the finest Megatron
comic ever produced. No Pressure Eric. Check out the
interview:
http://transfans.net/interviews_holmes.php
Finally we get the story
everyone wants to know! Think Megatron Year One!
TRANSFORMERS: THE ARK – A COMPLETE
COMPENDIUM OF TRANSFORMERS ANIMATION MODELS.
By Jim Sorenson, William Foster, and Don Figueroa.
This book collects over 500 of the animation models from the classic TV
show. Wholly Crap!!!
SPIKE: ASYLUM TP.
Written by Bryan Lynch. Illustrated by Franco Urru.
Spike gets locked away in an insane asylum! That way he doesn’t get to
guest star in Buffy’s new comic.
ART OF ANGEL: THE PREMIERE COLLECTION.
By David Messina, Joe Corroney, Franco Urru, Fernando
Goni, and more. A collection of the many variant covers from all the
Angel & Spike minis and one-shots to date collected in a fancy-dancy
hardcover.
MARKOSIA
VENGEANCE OF THE VAPOR #1.
Written by Sal Cipriano. Illustraetd by Jok. I
don’t know what this book is about but it sounds like a fart joke. It’s
probably better than a fart joke. You may have to ask Andrew Foley who
is usually found at our friends at Happy Harbor Comics... I hear he is
not that happy with Markosia and their business tactics.
ONI PRESS
THE DAMNED VOL 1: THREE DAYS DEAD TP.
Written by Cullen Bunn. Illustrated by Brian Hurtt.
Two feuding mob families were going to make nice until one
double-crossed the other kidnapped a book-keeper with a damning ledger.
Now an undead corpse named Eddie has to solve the case and not get
re-killed by cranky monsters.
MAINTENANCE VOL 1: IT’S A DIRTY JOB TP.
Written by Jim Massey. Illustrated by Robbi
Rodriguez. Doug and Manny have a worse job than you do. They are
janitors for TerroMax, an evil-science think-tank. They clean up after
time-machine mishaps, cavemen with jetpacks, and alien repomen.
PANTHEON BOOKS
THE RABBI’S CAT SC.
Written and illustrated by Joann Sfar. I think this one is going to be
one of those indie hit books of the year: Algeria in the 1930s: a rabbi
discovers that his cat can speak. Except it lies all the time (the
first lie being that he didn’t eat the parrot). Soon the rabbi, his
daughter and the cat get caught up in arguments and debate over
important – and trivial – matters of life, until the daughter leaves for
Paris to marry and master and cat must go to meet their new family.
TOKYOPOP
AVALON HIGH: CORONATION VOL 1: THE
MERLIN PROPHECY. Written and
illustrated by Meg Cabot. I don’t understand how medieval things can be
such an attractive fantasy. It wasn’t all fancy dresses and feasts and
jousting. There was plague. And people crapped out of windows. There
was plague BECAUSE people crapped out of windows. And chances are, if
you’re the type of person who fantasizes about dressing up in medieval
costumes, you’re the least equipped to survive in medieval times.
Because God likes to tease you like that.
BRAVE STORY VOL 1.
Written by Miyuki Miyabo. Illustrated by Yoichiro
Ono. Wataru’s life sucks. His dad leaves him, his mother is sick, so
he travels to a magical realm of magic and monsters to find the Goddess
of Destiny to fix his crappy fate. Or, you know, becomes addicted to
heroin.
KING OF THORN VOL 1.
Written and illustrated by Yuji Iwahara. Kasumi and
her twin sister are infected with a deadly virus with no known cure.
Kasumi is cryogenically frozen and wakes up in a world of violent
monsters. Will she find out where she is and what happened to her
sister?
TWOMORROWS
IMAGE COMICS: THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE.
By various. A profile of what happened to create
Image Comics, the most successful independent publisher of all time.
With interviews and art from everyone except Rob Liefeld, apparently.
You can bet that they’ll talk about him a lot, though. Sadly, today’s
dwindling marketplace and Diamond Comic Distribution’s chokehold on the
marketplace means that there is absolutely no chance that another
company like Image Comics could form today. Isn’t that sad?
VIRGIN COMICS
WALK-IN
#6 Written and illustrated
by Jeff Parker. This fantastic new series covers everything from
parallel dimensions, Russian gangsters, psychic powers, and sexy cabaret
dancers. This stand alone issue should provide an excellent example of
the bizarre fun you’ve been missing and dig its hooks into you to bring
you back.
DARK HORSE COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER OMNIBUS VOL 1
TP. Written by Joss Whedon, Fabian
Nicieza, Chris Golden, Dan Brereton, and Scott Lobdell. Illustrated by
Paul Lee, Eric Powell, Cliff Richards, and Will Conrad. Dark Horse
dazzles us with more Buffy goodness than you can shake a pointy stick
at. This collects Buffy stories set in the first three seasons of the
show, including a more faithful adaptation of Whedon’s screenplay to the
Buffy movie, with the forgettable Kristy Swanson.
DWIGHT T. ALBATROSS’S THE GOON NOIR TP.
Written by Patton Oswalt, Steve Niles, Brian Posehn, John Arcudi, Arvid
Nelson, Eric Powell and more. Illustrated by Eric Powell, Ryan Sook,
Tony Moore, Kevin Nowland, Humberto Ramos and more. Since Eric Powell
can’t make the Goon interesting, he turns it over to some creators who
might stand a chance. KNIFE IN THE EYE!
ALIENS OMNIBUS VOL 1 TP.
Written by Mark Verheiden. Illustrated by Mark Nelson, Den Beauvais,
and Sam Kieth. You know the deal. A giant trade paperback that
collects, well, other trade paperbacks. Truly, we live in a world of
miracles.
CHUNCHU: THE GENOCIDE FIEND VOL 1 TP.
Written by Kim Sung-Jae. Illustrated by Kim Byung-Jin. I’m not sure
what this is about, but I really like the title of the book. So much
so, that I’m going to get business cards with “Genocide Fiend” as my
occupation. But about the book: Twin sons are born to an emperor; only
one son is prophesized as a demon and one as the new emperor. But which
kid is which?
JUMP ON HERE! STAR WARS REBELLION #16.
Written by Rob Williams. Illustrated by Michel Lacombe. Cover by Ryan
Sook. Part 1 of the Ahakista Gambit. Wyl Tarson is one of the most
notorious criminals in the galaxy. He’s also a Rebel spy. He’s just
been found out. It’s not looking good for Wyl.
DC COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
DC UNIVERSE
JUMP ON HERE!COUNTDOWN #51-48.
Written by Paul Dini and others. Illustrated by Keith Giffen and
others. Follwing the success of DC’s 52, and with just a hint of “match
this.” Bravado aimed at a certain house of ideas, DC has announced
another weekly series; this time featuring the likes of Superman, Batman
and Wonder Woman. How fantastic is it to have a book out on time every
week, this is top notch old school. If only Marvel would match it (or at
least try a monthly. Maybe that's why Marc Bagley is leaving Ultimate
Spider-man?)
HERE WE GO HERE WE GO HERE WE
GO! Another weekly series that counting down BACKWARDS from 52 down to
ZERO! What is it counting down to? Fanboy poverty, I think.
JUMP ON HERE!DETECTIVE COMICS #832.
Written by Royal McGraw. Illustrated by Andy Clarke. Cover by Simone
Bianchi. I could make bad
jokes like, “Hey Detective comics is getting the Royal treatment” or
“who wrote this…” but instead I’ll just tempt you with the plot.
Batman must save the Terrible Trio from someone who
is hunting bad guys. Does he even
care to? Ooh. Ahh.
JUMP ON HERE!BATMAN #666.
Written by Grant Morrison. Illustrated by Andy Kubert. Meet Damian
Wayne, the Batman of Tomorrow: He’s got 24 hours to stop the battle of
Armageddon. It’s the Son of the Bat vs. the Prince of Darkness!
This takes place, 15
years in the future and Bruce Wayne’s son Damian Wayne has assumed the
mantle of the Bat (poor Tim Drake gets the shaft) and now is fighting to
overcome his dark lineage (see Rah’s Al Gul) and save Gotham from
plagues, terrorism and weather. Yes weather.
ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN THE BOY WONDER
#5.
By Jim Lee and Frank Miller.
Re-solicited... again for the 4th Time.
Is anyone
else out there wondering if Keith Giffen can draw 104 issues (52 plus
countdown) before Jim Lee can draw 6?
BATMAN: TURNING POINTS TP.
Written by Greg Rucka, Chuck Dixon, and Ed Brubaker. Illustrated by
Steve Lieber, Paul Pope, and others. Cover by Tim Sale.
Three of the best
writers in the industry, Greg Rucka (Queen and Country, Wolverine,
Wonder Woman), Chuck Dixon (grossly underappreciated for his efforts on
Way of the Rat, Nightwing and Samurai) and Ed Brubaker (Sleeper,
Daredevil & Captain America) explore the ever-changing relationship
between Batman and Commissioner Gordon. From their uneasy alliance, to
mutual respect and finally their unspoken interdependence.
There are many events that they have witnessed
together: from Year One, to Knightfall, through No Man’s Land. This book
explores the friendship between Batman & Commissioner Gordon throughout.
GOTHAM CENTRAL VOL 5: DEAD ROBIN TP.
Written by Greg Rucka & Ed Brubaker. Illustrated by Kano & Stefano
Gaudiano. Dead teenagers are turning up in alleyways dressed like
Batman’s lover sidekick. Batman & the Teen Titans are at the top
of the Gotham Detective’s suspect list!
Chances are you
missed this series. I’ve been yammering on and on about it trying to
extol it’s immense quality and originality, but none of you listened.
Now the series is dead, just like the proverbial Robin. I am sad.
BATMAN: EGO AND OTHER TAILS HC.
Written and illustrated by Darwyn Cooke. Since Darwyn Cooke is all the
rage, here’s everything Bat-related that he’s ever done. Catwoman:
Selina’s Big Score, Batman: Ego, a black & white backup and selections
from Solo are collected here in one giant package. A “Darwyn Cooke
Batman Omnibus”, if you will.
Best known for his
NEW FRONTIERS mini series, his best work may have been the BATMAN EGO
story (included… but you knew that, it’s the freaking title of the
book).
SHADOWPACT #13. By
Willingham and Hampton. Also known as the
B-list All Stars, now featuring Zauriel. It’s ok if you don’t know who
that is, it means you might have a girl friend.
JUMP ON HERE!ACTION COMICS #850.
Written by Kurt Busiek. Illustrated by Renato Guedes. Superman visits
the 31st Century to see Supergirl, who apparently can stab
you with shiny stuff out of her back. Because that’s what makes
Supergirl appeal to girl readers? I don’t know.
JUMP ON HERE!BLUE BEETLE #15.
Written by J. Torres. Illustrated by Freddie Williams II. Cover by
Cully Hamner. Blue Beetle meets Superman! Blue Beetle is an awesomely
fun read, by the way.
JUMP ON HERE!JSA CLASSIFIED #26.
Written by Frank Tieri. Illustrated by Matt Haley. Wildcat fights an
underground superhero gambling ring. Wildcat would kick everyone's ass
in the UFC.
JSA PRESENTS: STARS AND S.T.R.I.P.E. VOL
1 TP. Written by Geoff Johns.
Illustrated by Lee Moder. Early Geoff Johns work and the introduction
of Courtney Whitmore, who is in the new JSA or something?
SHOWCASE PRESENTS THE ATOM VOL 1 TP.
Written by Gardner Fox. Illustrated by Gil Kane, Murphy Anderson, and
Sid Greene. Before he became a total pussy and shrank himself out of
existence, Ray Palmer had some wacky adventures!
THE TRIALS OF SHAZAM VOL 1 TP.
By Winnick and Porter. The series is top notch fun, featuring one of
DC’s most underused characters, by one of their most under-rated
pencillers. The only down side, DC split the miniseries into 2 trades…
but if you missed out, or are short on cash this is a great way to read
the first half.
WILDSTORM
JUMP ON HERE!MIDNIGHTER #7.
Written by Brian K. Vaughan. Illustrated by Darick Robertson. Cover by
Chris Sprouse. For those of you who can’t get enough of Vaughan writing
(I’m looking at you, Y fans and RUNAWAYS fans!) and who are missing the
sweet, sweet carnage of Robertson art (I’m looking at you, THE BOYS
fans!) you may want to check out this issue of everyone’s favourite
killing machine.
JUMP ON HERE!GEN 13 #8.
Written by Gail Simone. Illustrated by Carlo Barberi. The new Gen 13
kicks off their second arc, on the run from the government again. Good
times. But in order to escape, they’ll have to trust their deadliest
enemy.
JUMP ON HERE!STORMWATCH PHD #7.
Written by Christos Gage. Illustrated by Doug Mahnke. Lord Defile and
his army of super powered freaks storm the precinct that houses the
rag-tag StormWatch team. StormWatch PHD was Wizard Magazine’s book of
the month! Do you know how rare it is for James and Wizard to agree on
anything?
A MAN CALLED KEV TP.
Written by Garth Ennis. Illustrated by Carlos Ezquerra. Cover by Glenn
Fabry. After killing his boss, former government agent Kev Hawkins runs
away to America. But someone is killing Kev’s old team one by one, and
Kev is next on the list!
SUPERNATURAL: ORIGINS #1.
Written by Peter Johnson and Geoff Johns. Illustrated by Matthew Dow
Smith and Phil Hester. Cover by Tim Bradstreet. A prequel to the
television series, this follows the father of Dean and Sam, as he hunts
the demon that killed his wife.
MINX
RE-GIFTERS GN.
Written by Mike Carey. Illustrated by Sonny Liew & Marc Hempel. Jan Dik
Seong (also known as “Dixie”) lives in the ragged edge of LA’s Koreatown.
Her only outlet is Hapkido, but just as she’s about to win a major
tournament, she falls in love with a boy, which throws her totally off
her game. Now she’s got to fight not just a bunch of other people, but
for the affections of some California surfboy.
VERTIGO
SILVERFISH HC.
Written and illustrated by David Lapham. 16-year-old Mia discovers her
stepmom owns a knife caked in blood. When she phones Daniel, a murderer
from here stepmom’s past, he tells her he’s possessed by a demonic
Silverfish. And things go on making sense from there.
JUMP ON HERE!AMERICAN VIRGIN #15.
Written by Steven T. Seagle. Illustrated by Becky Cloonan & Jim Rugg.
Cover by Celia Calle. Part 1 of “Around the World”: Uptight Christian
virgin Adam travels to Rio, because what better place to not be tempted
to have sex than Brazil?
CROSSING MIDNIGHT VOL 1: CUT HERE TP.
Written by Mike Carey. Illustrated by Jim Fern, Rob Hunter, and Mark
Pennington. Cover by J.H. Williams III. Miyazaki movies meet weird
Asian horror in this new Vertigo series. Mike Carey’s writing a lot of
high-profile books right now: X-MEN, ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR, etc, but
you should also check this book out, as well as WETWORKS! Wetworks is
awesome. (No, seriously. I know it’s Wetworks, but it’s awesome.)
JUMP ON HERE!THE EXTERMINATORS #17.
Written by Simon Oliver. Illustrated by Ty Templeton. Cover by Philip
Bond. Zen-Buddhist exterminator Stretch attends an exterminating
convention, where he meets old co-workers and must confront secrets of
his weird past.
JUMP ON HERE!HELLBLAZER #232.
Written by Andy Diggle. Illustrated by Leonardo Manco. Cover by Lee
Bermejo. “Wheels of Chance, Systems of Control” part 1: Constantine
must reclaim control over his messed up life, and do so he must gamble
everything in a casino that hold a special place in his history.
IMAGE
COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
SPAWN: GODSLAYER #1
Written by Brian Holguin. Illustrated by Philip Tan. Cover by Jay
Anacleto. A new monthly series which tries to mix the barbarian action
of Conan with the toy-selling power of Spawn. In this first arc, the
Godslayer is sent after a brutal tyrant God called The Winter King.
DRAWING FROM LIFE #1.
Written and illustrated by Jim Valentino. Valentino returns to
auto-biography comics. This guy has been drawing comics for his entire
adult life, so you gotta figure he’s seen some messed up shit. I’m sure
before long, we’ll be treated to some candid Rob Liefeld stories.
GUTSVILLE #1 of 6.
Written by Simon Spurrier. Illustrated by Frazer Irving. This series
is about the survivors of HMS Daphne, who were swallowed at sea 150
years ago. Their descendants cling to life in the belly of the beast,
hence the name: GUTSVILLE.
STRANGE EMBRACE #1 of 8.
Written and illustrated by David Hine. Here’s a modern gothic
psycho-sexual tortured romance by a guy who used to write X-Men comics.
WARD OF THE STATE #1 of 3.
Written and illustrated by Christopher Long. Illustrated by Chee.
Norma Balitzer is a foster mother who trains her young ward to be hired
killers. Dravis Trucker is just hoping he lives long enough to get a
driver’s license so he can drive away from the crazy lady.
INTERSECTIONS.
Illustrated by Duncan Fegredo & Sean Phillips. These two great artists
send a sketchbook back and forth through the mail and carry on a
conversation using only ink and paint.
ROB ZOMBIE PRESENTS THE HAUNTED WORLD OF
EL SUPERBEASTO TP. Written by Rob
Zombie. Illustrated by Kieron Dwyer, Tony Moore, Alex Horley, Dan
Brereton, Tommy Lee Edwards, J. Scott Campbell, and more. Apparently,
there’s an animated movie coming out that’s been inspired by this
graphic novel. I’m sure there are some greasy teenagers who like
looking at goth cleavage that’ll enjoy this.
TELLOS COLOSSAL HC.
Written by Todd Dezago. Illustrated by Mike Wieringo. A young boy
named Jarek, a tiger-warrior named Koj, and a pirate princess named
Serra team up to battle the terrible Malsur who wants to eat the
population of the entire world.
TOP COW
MADAME MIRAGE #1.
Written by Paul Dini. Illustrated by Kenneth Rocafort. Covers by Greg
Horn & Kenneth Rocafort. Who is Madame Mirage? And how does she manage
to stay so fresh while butchering the corporate supervillains of the
world? Her secret is Secret! Strong enough for a man, but made for
quasi-sociopath vigilante women on-the-go.
Despite all the
promotional materials, this series is going to be about more than just
sexy cheesecake pin-up girl artwork. Paul Dini is a writer who doesn’t
disappoint, and he promises mystery and murder in this noir thriller.
And if that isn’t enough for you, there’s always the sexy cheesecake
pin-up girl title character illustrated by talented new star Kenneth
Rocafort.
WITCHBLADE #108 Written
by Ron Marz. Illustrated by Adriana Melo. Ron Marz has breathed new
life into this series over the past two years. This issue continues to
focus on the new bearer of the blade as she struggles to adjust to her
new life with the Witchblade.
TOP COW’S BEST OF: MARC SILVESTRI TP.
Written by various. Illustrated by Marc Silvestri. So, apparently,
Marc Silvestri has something to do with Top Cow? Maybe he was the
genius who thought putting advertisement in the Hunter Killer hardcover
was a good idea.
PLATINUM STUDIOS
KISS 4K #1.
Written by Ricky Sprague. Illustrated by Daniel Campos. Cover by
Rodolfo Migliari. Wow. A Rob Zombie comic and a KISS comic in the same
month? Talk about scraping the bottom of the has-been rock star
barrel.
KISS has their own comic group
and their going to conquer the industry through the power of rock! In
this series the rockers most protect the Earth with the warrior spirits
they carry within. Sounds like their other series, except this one
doesn’t seem to involve any circuses, psycho or otherwise. But that’s
not even the good part. The variant edition is two and a half feet tall
(a comic book world record) and retails for $75 of your hard-earned
un-American money!
MARVEL COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
CIVIL WAR
FALLEN
SON DEATH OF CAPTAIN AMERICA CAPTAIN AMERICA.
Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Illustrated by John Romita Jr. Watch
Cap weep for fallen buildings! “We…we’re just fighting!” Seriously.
What?
FALLEN
SON DEATH OF CAPTAIN AMERICA SPIDER-MAN
Written by Jeph Loeb. Illustrated by David Finch. Spider-Man makes the
poorest decisions EVER: He joins Tony Stark, and then Stark becomes a
fascist. So he joins Captain America, then Captain America becomes a
sissy. His loved ones get shot. So he decides to dress like Venom.
Seriously. What?
This just proves that anybody could run Marvel
Comics. We all know that yes putting him "Back in Black" is
a good idea as the movie is coming out soon... but seriously make a tiny
effort by giving a plausible reason for him to return to a costume that
symbolises one of the darkest points in his life. Sheeesh!
FALLEN
SON DEATH OF CAPTAIN AMERICA IRON MAN.
Written by Jeph Loeb. Illustrated by John Cassaday. Iron Man is
supposed to be super smart. He and the Illuminati had 100 ideas to make
the world a better place, and his super powered prison was #42.
Shooting Hulk into space was probably #25. But building a clone Thor
was #2. #1 was building an Iron Man suit powered by gin.
Marvel
still has not released the picture for this issue so in the meantime
here's a look at the: MARVEL SPOTLIGHT
CAPTAIN AMERICA REMEMBERED.
WORLD WAR HULK
Screw
that pansy ass World War 3 over at DC.
I have big hopes for the World
War Hulk event. I really want Hulk to eat someone. Like Quasar. I
want hulk to eat Quasar. Or Wonder Man. Or Shatterstar. Man, there
are so many lame Marvel characters! Like Unus the Untouchable. Or
Jubilee! She would kind of spark like flavour crystals! Maybe he
will rip off Blackbolt's stupid Tuning fork and use it as an actual
fork.
WORLD WAR HULK PROLOGUE: WORLDBREAKER.
Written by Peter David. Illustrated by Various. Cover by John Romita
Jr. As Hulk gets ready to exact his revenge of the Illuminati, he
relives his past battles with Iron Man, the Fantastic Four, Dr. Strange
and the Inhumans.
INCREDIBLE HULK #106.
Written by Greg Pak. Illustrated by Gary Frank. Warbound part 1: Hulk
crashes on Earth, hellbent on revenge. His first target: NEW JERSEY.
Which Marvel heroes will fight to save it?
It all starts here.
After being exiled into space by those self righteous Illuminatians…
Illuminites…Illuminatiers… jerks in the Illuminati, Hulk made some angry
alien gladiator friends. Now he’s back, and pissed off like nobodies
business. How do the fractured heroes of Earth stop him? Will some of
them join him? Will Spiderman get yet another big sales boost from a new
costume? Maybe some crazy green Hulk Spider-armour with the shiny
tinfoil so the Hulk won't eat him.
Read Richards
would be like a giant wad of chewing gum to the Hulk.
MOVING ON...
JUMP ON HERE! ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR #42.
Written by Mike Carey. Illustrated by Pasqual Ferry. Part 1 of “Silver
Surfer”. Didn’t we already see an Ultimate Silver Surfer in the
Ultimate Galactus trilogy? Well, it was a silver guy. But he had wings
and not a surfboard, so I guess it doesn’t count.
JUMP ON HERE!
ULTIMATE X-MEN #82.
Written by Robert Kirkman. Illustrated by ???. Cover by Yanick
Paquette. Part 1 of “The Underneath”: Ultimate Nightcrawler runs away
from the Ultimate X-Men and gets ultimate garbage thrown at him for
being ultimately ugly. So he goes into the ultimate sewers and joins
the Ultimate Morlocks.
SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #1.
Written by Matt Fraction. Illustrated by Salvador Larocca. An old
lover gives Mary Jane an option: If she turns in Spider-Man, she doesn’t
have to be a fugitive anymore. It’s like Indecent Proposal, only
instead of sex with Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson we have a hot chick
and a neurotic lead male who is constantly in trouble with the law…
SPIDER-MAN FAIRY TALES #1.
Written by C.B. Cebulski and David Sexton. Illustrated by Ricardo
Tercio. Spider-Man’s fairy tale involves none of his loved ones getting
shot in the face, no atomic wedgies during high school and college, and
15 minutes of solid cuddling with Nikola Tesla, as played by David
Bowie.
JUMP ON HERE! BLACK PANTHER #28.
Written by Reginald Hudlin. Illustrated by Francis Portella. Cover by
Arthur Suydam. Part 1 “Marvel Zombies”: Man, they just can’t get over
these Marvel Zombies.
Black Panther goes
to the Zombie World. That’s your preview, now for an informal poll how
many people would actually read this book if it wasn’t constantly tied
into other stories. X-men Wild Kingdom, Wedding of the Century, Civil
War, Fantastic Four, and Now Marvel Zombies. Five bucks says issue 30 is
a World War Hulk tie in, and then maybe it’s off to the Age of
Apocalypse, and then we’ll fight some spider clones. Yay!!!!
But how cool would
it be for the Hulk to eat all the Infinity Gems... okay Moving on,
again...
MARVEL ZOMBIES: DEAD DAYS.
Written by Robert Kirkman. Illustrated by Sean Phillips. Cover by
Arthur Suydam. This is actually a prequel to the first series. Watch
Spider-Man eat his pretty wife! No misogynistic metaphors there, right?
Ha! Ha! That’d be like ass-raping the wife of a beloved Silver Age
character! Ha! Ha! Comics would NEVER stoop that low!
The original Zombie
team. The newest cash cow. Somebody wake me when this idea is finally
over exposed.
JUMP ON HERE! MS. MARVEL #15.
Written by Brian Reed. Illustrated by Aaron Lopresti. Cover by Greg
Horn. Part 1 of “Ready, A.I.M., Fire!” With no more Civil War
bandwagon to ride on, Ms. Marvel decides to beat up MODOK. Because
MODOK is fat.
IRON FIST #6.Written by Ed Brubaker and Matt
Fraction. Illustrated by David Aja and Travel Foreman. This is the
conclusion to the first arc of the new series, and shame on you if you
haven’t already been reading this great new series. The writers bring a
vision to this character that is faithful to what has come before, but
also create some fantastic and fresh new elements that make Iron Fist
finally seem more than some outdated kung-fu master.
SILVER SURFER: REQUIEM #1 of 4.
Written by J. Michael Straczynski. Illustrated by Esad Ribic. From the
solicits, it sounds like Silver Surfer has cancer: “Now his ride is
about to come to an end. It starts with a small spot – a blemish that
will spread until he is no more.” Looks like Silver Surfer has been
getting a little too close to Spider-Man, if you know what I mean. (If
you don’t, go read Spider-Man Reign)
Norrin Radd has
surfed the galaxy for decades witnessing the rise and fall of entire
species, but now his time is drawing to a close. Now the shiny one makes
one last trip home, before he draws his last breath.
JUMP ON HERE! CABLE DEADPOOL #40.
Written by Fabian Nicieza. Illustrated by Reilly Brown. Cover by
Skottie Young. Part 1 of “Fractured”: Cable fights an alien soul
vampire named Hecatomb. Whatever…
JUMP ON HERE!NEW X-MEN #38.
Written by Christopher Yost & Craig Kyle. Illustrated by Skottie
Young. Part 1 of “Quest for Magik”: New artist Skottie Young! The New
X-Men battle the demon lord Belasco.
MARVEL ILLUSTRATED: LAST OF THE MOHICANS
#1 of 6. Written by James Fenimore
Cooper. Adapted by Roy Thomas. Illustrated by Steven Kurth. Cover by
Jo Chen. THE RETURN OF HAWKEYE! If you haven’t read the book, you
probably won’t get that.
ICON
POWERS VOL 11: SECRET IDENTITY TP.
Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Illustrated by Michael Avon Oeming.
New Powers Trade!
CRIMINAL VOL 1: COWARD TP.
Written by Ed Brubaker. Illustrated by Sean Phillips. Leo can plan and
execute any heist, but likes to play it safe. But a woman from his past
comes up with a scheme to rip off diamonds from Police Evidence, and
Leo’s life goes out of control.
JUMP ON HERE!CRIMINAL #6.
Written by Ed Brubaker. Illustrated by Sean Phillips. Tracy Lawless is
that last surviving son of a once-famous family of crooks. Twenty years
ago, Tracy traded a life of crime for a life in the military. But when
he comes back from Iraq to find his brother dead, Tracy’s going to have
to go back to the sordid life he thought he left behind to uncover the
ugly truth.
DABEL BROTHERS
MAGICIAN APPRENTICE VOL 1 HC.
Written by Raymond E. Feist. Adapted by Michael Avon Oeming & Bryan
Glass. Illustrated by Brett Booth & Ryan Stegman. Some kind of
fantasy book for people who think elves are sexy.
RED PROPHET: THE TALES OF ALVIN MAKER
VOL 1 HC. Written by Orson Scott
Card. Adapted by Roland Bernard Brown. Illustrated by Renato Arlem &
Miguel Montenegro. Strange alternate history fantasy comics adaptation.
MARVEL GRAPHIC
NOVELS
SILVER SURFER VOL 1 HC.
Written by Stan Lee. Illustrated by John Buscema & Jack Kirby. Before
Norrin Radd falls victim to the crippling spider-sperm, go back and
enjoy his earliest adventures in an attractive oversized hardcover.
FANTASTIC FOUR: THE END PREMIERE HC.
Written and illustrated by Alan Davis. Jessica Alba refuses to sign for
another film and people stop caring about the franchise. It’s the end
of the Fantastic Four!
ULTIMATE GALACTUS TRILOGY HC.
Written by Warren Ellis. Illustrated by Trevor Hairsine, Steve Epting,
Steve McNiven, Tom Raney, and Brandon Peterson. Ultimate Galactus is a
giant bug from outer-space that’s shaped like the Kirby helmet. This is
your avant-garde New Comics.
SPIDER-MAN NEWSPAPER STRIPS VOL 1 HC.
Written by Stan Lee. Illustrated by John Romita. Marvel jumps on the
Complete Newspaper Comic Strip Hardcover circus and offers us the
Spider-Man comics that ran from 1977-1980.
CIVIL WAR: WAR CRIMES TP.
Written by Frank Tieri. Illustrated by Staz Johnson. Collects the
Civil War: War Crimes one shot! Also collects the five issue UNDERWORLD
mini series that had nothing to do with Civil War! But you’ll buy it
anyways!
CIVIL WAR: WOLVERINE TP.
Written by Marc Guggenheim. Illustrated by Humberto Ramos. Wolverine
hunts down Nitro, child-killer of Stamford Connecticut.
CIVIL WAR: X-UNIVERSE TP.
Written by Peter David & Fabian Nicieza. Illustrated by Dennis Calero &
Staz Johnson. Quicksilver returns to re-power the depowered mutants!
Deadpool joins the registration and hunts down the Great Lakes Avengers
(but really wants to kill Daredevil)! Cable joins the Resistance and
hands Captain America a tissue!
BLACK PANTHER: CIVIL WAR TP.
Written by Reginald Hudlin. Illustrated by Scot Eaton, Manuel Garcia,
and Koi Turnbull. The Black Panther and his wife Storm travel around
the world! To Latveria to see Dr. Doom! To the moon to see the Inhumans!
To Atlantis to see Namor! To New York to fight Clor and wipe away
Captain America’s manful tears!
DOCTOR STRANGE: THE OATH TP.
Written by Brian K. Vaughan. Illustrated by Marcos Martin.
Together they have
told what has to be considered on of the 5 best Stephen Strange stories
ever. Now available in one handy book.
This trade paperback collects one of the better Doctor Strange stories
in years, and is well worth picking up. If you missed the five issue
mini-series, this collection is your chance to treat yourself to a great
story by one of the most consistent writers in comics right now. Brian
K. Vaughn writes a story that builds upon the long and rich history of
this character but adds some much needed humanity and humour. The art
is wonderfully reminiscent of the work of Steve Ditko, and works
wonderfully for this story.
A side note Dr. Strange joined a
side AFTER Civil War was over. And he joined the side that lost. I
thought Doctors were supposed to be smart?
BLADE: UNDEAD AGAIN TP.
Written by Marc Guggenheim. Illustrated by Howard Chaykin. Blade
fights Santa Claus. No, really.
TOYS
& MISC.
HIGHLIGHTS
SUPERMAN VS DOOMSDAY COLLECTORS SET.With two very cool
Action Figures, one of Superman and one of Doomsday (obvious
eh?) and the Death of Superman TP, this is one great deal, or
check out the action figure set based on the new animated movie.
BATMAN
STATUE DARK CRUSADER. Okay you guys remember
the Superman Forever Statue... right? If no
click here. Well this is the second statue available
from Alex "Grandpa" Ross. With a similar base this statue stands
12" high. You may remember this pose from the (sold out)
Batman War on Crime treasury size edition comic or the
Oversized poster by Alex Ross. I highly recommend
pre-ordering this statue in advance as I am sure this Statue
will most likely sell out. It seems that these will be
part of a long line of of statues based on Alex Ross art with
one maybe coming out once a year.
WORLD
OF WARCRAFT ACTION FIGURES. Can over 8 million
people be wrong? I don't think anyone could have predicted
the success of this game. But I have a feeling you can bet
on the figures to be a success as well. These figures are
very detailed and are almost mini statues. 4 figures are going
to be released in October. Choose between ORC SHAMAN: REHGAR
EARTHFURY, BLOOD ELF ROUGE: VALEERA SANGUINAR, DWARF WARRIOR:
THARGAS ANVILMAR and UNDEAD WARLOCK: MERYL FELSTORM.
AFRO SAMURAI ACTION FIGURES
. Talk like Samuel L. Jackson and fight off snakes at a high
altitude. Wait, I mean smoke cigarettes and wear a head bandana
with a #1 on your head while your afro swings ever so softly in
the wind and talk to dead people. Yeah that's it.
From the
hit cartoon series on Spike TV get your Samurai freak on!
MARVEL ZOMBIE ACTION FIGURES. I wish I
had a cash cow.
ROBCOP
3-D WALL HANGING POSTER. Don't move creep! Dead
or alive your coming with me! Drop it!
Ahhh
Mcfarlane strikes again with another 3-D nostalgic poster of the
cult hit Robocop! I only wonder if they will put pictures
of how to hang it up on your wall like they did with the
Rocky Horror Picture Show one. Man they must think people
are stupid.
CTHULHU PLUSH PILLOW. Who
wouldn’t want a 20” plush pillow of the Dark One himself?
Nothing says cute, like pillows of ancient soul-devouring elder
gods.
STAR
TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES – “CLOTH RETRO” SERIES 1 KIRK &
KLINGON ACTION FIGURES Remember Mego? Well, it
seems that Diamond Select has gotten their hands on the molds
and are making them for a new generation. Eight inch tall Kirk
and Klingon with real cloth uniforms. Recreate your very own
Twisted Toyfare Theatre or Robot Chicken (camera and writing
staff not included).
FUTURAMA
SERIES 1 ACTION FIGURES.
Futurama is coming back to TV and guess what, Futarma Toys are
coming back as well. Brand New-episodes equals brand-new
figures. This is the first assortment of 3 and best of
all, each figure in the first three assortments comes with one
of the six pieces to assemble the Robot Devil!
CLASSIC
MARVEL FIGURINE COLLECTOR MAGAZINES
From the UK check out these amazing Die-Cast
Metal figures that come with a complimentary magazines all about
the character including a detailed history and background on the
featured character. Each character is to scale of each other and
average about 3 1/2" - 4" tall.
This month features
THOR, THE BEAST, IRON FIST, SHADOWCAT (Kitty) with Dragon & Two
different versions of CAPTAIN MARVEL.
SPIDER-MAN BOWEN MINI-BUSTS.
Wow, these are sweet looking and I can't decide which one I like
better. With the upcoming Spider-man 3 Movie coming out
these won't last long an even still with the limited production
there is no guarantee that we will even get one. If you
are a Spider-Man fan like me then you already know how hard it
is to find a good sculpt as most really are not that good.
Better pre-order this one in advance as we will be filling
orders on a first ordered, first served basis.
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SCHULZ’S YOUTH
ANNE FREAKS VOL 1
BLACK DIAMOND #1
HOMELESS CHANNEL GN
THE CLARENCE PRINCIPLE GN
BANZAI GIRL MANGA VOL 1 TP
BANZAI GIRLS #1
SOULFIRE: NEW WORLD ORDER #0
VICTORIA’S SECRET SERVICE: NEMESIS
RISING #1 of 5
RAY HARRYHAUSEN PRESENTS: WRATH OF THE
TITANS #1 of 4
AVRIL LAVIGNE’S MAKE 5 WISHES VOL 1 TP
HACK/SLASH: THE SERIES #1
THE NYE INCIDENTS #1 of 5
GI JOE: STORM SHADOW #1
EXIT WOUNDS HC
JAMES STURM’S AMERICA HC
THE HILLS HAVE EYES: THE BEGINNING GN
TANK GIRL: THE GIFTING #1
30 DAYS OF NIGHT: EBEN AND STELLA #1
TRANSFORMERS MEGATRON: ORIGIN #1
SPIKE: ASYLUM TP
ART OF ANGEL: THE PREMIERE COLLECTION
VENGEANCE OF THE VAPOR #1
THE DAMNED VOL 1: THREE DAYS DEAD TP
MAINTENANCE VOL 1: IT’S A DIRTY JOB TP
THE RABBI’S CAT SC.jpg)
AVALON HIGH: CORONATION VOL 1: THE
MERLIN PROPHECY.jpg)
BRAVE STORY VOL 1.jpg)
KING OF THORN VOL 1
IMAGE COMICS: THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE
WALK-IN
#6 
DARK HORSE COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER OMNIBUS VOL 1
TP
DWIGHT T. ALBATROSS’S THE GOON NOIR TP
ALIENS OMNIBUS VOL 1 TP
CHUNCHU: THE GENOCIDE FIEND VOL 1 TP
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DC COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
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ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN THE BOY WONDER
#5
BATMAN: TURNING POINTS TP
GOTHAM CENTRAL VOL 5: DEAD ROBIN TP
BATMAN: EGO AND OTHER TAILS HC
SHADOWPACT #13. By
Willingham and Hampton. 
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JSA PRESENTS: STARS AND S.T.R.I.P.E. VOL
1 TP
SHOWCASE PRESENTS THE ATOM VOL 1 TP
THE TRIALS OF SHAZAM VOL 1 TP.
By Winnick and Porter. The series is top notch fun, featuring one of
DC’s most underused characters, by one of their most under-rated
pencillers. The only down side, DC split the miniseries into 2 trades…
but if you missed out, or are short on cash this is a great way to read
the first half.
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A MAN CALLED KEV TP
SUPERNATURAL: ORIGINS #1
RE-GIFTERS GN
SILVERFISH HC
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IMAGE
COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
SPAWN: GODSLAYER #1
DRAWING FROM LIFE #1
GUTSVILLE #1 of 6
STRANGE EMBRACE #1 of 8
WARD OF THE STATE #1 of 3
INTERSECTIONS
ROB ZOMBIE PRESENTS THE HAUNTED WORLD OF
EL SUPERBEASTO TP
TELLOS COLOSSAL HC
MADAME MIRAGE #1
WITCHBLADE #108 
TOP COW’S BEST OF: MARC SILVESTRI TP
MARVEL COMICS HIGHLIGHTS
FALLEN
SON DEATH OF CAPTAIN AMERICA CAPTAIN AMERICA
FALLEN
SON DEATH OF CAPTAIN AMERICA IRON MAN
INCREDIBLE HULK #106
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SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #1
SPIDER-MAN FAIRY TALES #1
JUMP ON HERE!
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IRON FIST #6. 
SILVER SURFER: REQUIEM #1 of 4
JUMP ON HERE!
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MARVEL ILLUSTRATED: LAST OF THE MOHICANS
#1 of 6
POWERS VOL 11: SECRET IDENTITY TP
SILVER SURFER VOL 1 HC
ULTIMATE GALACTUS TRILOGY HC
SPIDER-MAN NEWSPAPER STRIPS VOL 1 HC
CIVIL WAR: WAR CRIMES TP
CIVIL WAR: WOLVERINE TP
CIVIL WAR: X-UNIVERSE TP
BLACK PANTHER: CIVIL WAR TP
SUPERMAN VS DOOMSDAY COLLECTORS SET
BATMAN
STATUE DARK CRUSADER. Okay you guys remember
the Superman Forever Statue... right? If no
WORLD
OF WARCRAFT ACTION FIGURES. Can over 8 million
people be wrong? I don't think anyone could have predicted
the success of this game. But I have a feeling you can bet
on the figures to be a success as well. These figures are
very detailed and are almost mini statues. 4 figures are going
to be released in October. Choose between ORC SHAMAN: REHGAR
EARTHFURY, BLOOD ELF ROUGE: VALEERA SANGUINAR, DWARF WARRIOR:
THARGAS ANVILMAR and UNDEAD WARLOCK: MERYL FELSTORM.
ROBCOP
3-D WALL HANGING POSTER. Don't move creep! Dead
or alive your coming with me! Drop it!
CTHULHU PLUSH PILLOW. 
STAR
TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES – “CLOTH RETRO” SERIES 1 KIRK &
KLINGON ACTION FIGURES Remember Mego? Well, it
seems that Diamond Select has gotten their hands on the molds
and are making them for a new generation. Eight inch tall Kirk
and Klingon with real cloth uniforms. Recreate your very own
Twisted Toyfare Theatre or Robot Chicken (camera and writing
staff not included).
FUTURAMA
SERIES 1 ACTION FIGURES.
Futurama is coming back to TV and guess what, Futarma Toys are
coming back as well. Brand New-episodes equals brand-new
figures. This is the first assortment of 3 and best of
all, each figure in the first three assortments comes with one
of the six pieces to assemble the Robot Devil!
CLASSIC
MARVEL FIGURINE COLLECTOR MAGAZINES
From the UK check out these amazing Die-Cast
Metal figures that come with a complimentary magazines all about
the character including a detailed history and background on the
featured character. Each character is to scale of each other and
average about 3 1/2" - 4" tall.
