ALL STAR LEGENDS Presents: FABLES TP VOL 1

Next month brings with it the final issue/volume of 14+ Eisner award winning Fables from creator Bill Willingham and a host of incredible artists. In honour of this 13 year epic it’s the perfect time for you to either check out the series, or to get someone else on board with the first volume. Before we get to our thoughts on the series we were fortunate enough to have the creator of Fables, Bill Willingham record few words for all of us!

In Fables you’re introduced to characters in a new light, from Prince Charming, Cinderella and Ozma of Oz to Pinocchio and Little Boy Blue, as they live hidden in the middle of New York after being driven from their respective Homelands by The Adversary. The first book in the series introduces to the key characters of Fables as Bigby (Big Bad) Wolf investigates the murder of Snow White’s sister Rose Red.

Bill Willingham reinvents and expands upon the legends and folk tales you know and love in to a thrilling epic captured perfectly by Lan Medina in this first volume, with the art of Mark Buckingham taking over from the second volume onwards, with a slew of guest artists appearing throughout the run and spin offs, and don’t forget the covers by James Jean and Joao Ruas!

An inspired and epic tale dealing with characters we already know and love is perfect for new readers of comics or just someone keen to lose themselves in this 22 volume journey.

As always the ALL STAR LEGEND will be available to 30 days (or until stock sells out) at the discounted price. As this will be limited stock promotion there is strictly “no holds” on the legend. The early bird catches the comic. No further discount applies to the book as there is a big chance the comic will already be cheaper than the US cover price! The discount also only applies to the volumes listed, not the entire set of trades.

If you have any questions, you know where to ask them. You can buy the legend from this Wednesday 10th of June.

All Star Legends. The legendary titles of the highest recommendation.

ALL STAR RECOMMENDS FOR JUNE 9TH

Hi there, friends.

My week was long on drudgery, short on comics, which is the worst kind of week when you think about it. Here’s hoping yours had more four-colour magic in it than mine. The good news is I found four pages of crumpled notes for a silent story set in an “origami battle bar” I drunkenly scrawled down in a pub one day probably five years ago and it’s actually relatively legible and not unamusing. If anyone out there has some time and a lot of inclination to draw it, gimme a yell and I’ll write it up all proper-like. Yep, I’ll take my triumphs where I can this week – scrunched up at the bottom of my bag…

COMIC OF THE WEEK : THE KURDLES

By Robert Goodin

Published by Fantagraphics

If you’re perhaps slightly overwhelmed and mind-clogged by the sprawling, universe ending/mashing output of the Big Two right now and feel the need for a bit of a chill out session, man, do I have the funnybook decongestant for you. Simple, funny, imagination-packed and requiring no Battleworld maps or Pre-Crisis/Crisis/Post-Crisis timeline spreadsheets is the palate-cleansing The Kurdles by Robert Goodin. *

On a rainy night, a spoiled child thoughtlessly tosses a Teddy Bear named Sally from a moving car. Sally, resourceful and brave, picks herself up out of a pile of mud and makes her way into the woods. Things get worse for her from there, until she ends up just outside of a mysterious place called Kurdleton and befriends a unicorn, a scarecrow, a dog and an odd creature that constantly changes colour named Pentapus.

So begins The Kurdles, a fun and adorable adventure that will likely win over even the most jaded of readers. Publisher Fantagraphics ballsily compares the book to both Jeff Smith’s Bone and Carl Barks Uncle Scrooge, but it actually proves a fair comparison. The Kurdles feels just as at home in the company of those All Ages comic titans as Sally does with her new friends in Kurdleton.

Goodin, an animator whose credits include Duckman and American Dad, brings a sure sense of character design and a love of sumptuous watercolours to The Kurdlesand the book bursts with individuality and cuddliness as a result. Sally, with her little dress and stumpy Teddy Bear limbs is just adorable, but she’s far from a show-stealer – each and every character is given his, her or its own personality, voice and moment to shine over the course of the comic’s fifty-odd pages. Hijinks and attitude abound in the interactions of this bouncy little crew and when the treehouse that Sally’s new friends reside in (beautifully introduced over a striking double-page spread) becomes afflicted with a hair-growth disease, this odd little team has to act fast to find a cure before their home, now a distinctive character in its own right, literally grows legs and walks away.

This hardcover, album-sized book is a virtual charm factory and a more welcome and pleasantly short diversion from both your day and the intricacies of mainstream event comics I can’t imagine.** This volume feels very much like an introduction to further adventures (just who, for example, is Schleb Rohan?) and hopefully this hunch proves correct, for a return to this distinct, fun group of fast friends, ever sweet even as they bicker with one another, can’t come soon enough.

Home renovation has never looked as colourful, enjoyable or charming as it does in The Kurdles, despite what Channel 9 might tell you, so give your poor brain a moment’s break from trying to remember what actually happened in Inferno or a two-decade old issue of Thor that’s suddenly relevant again,*** and join The Kurdles in their straight forward, lovely, goofy adventures.


* As a forty-year-old man who started reading Marvel at the age of 5 (no, really), I actually am very impressed with what I’ve seen of Secret Wars. I swear I’m not being snarky and taking a shot, I have a lot of love for the MU and all its obtuse wee corners.

** No, really. I bought Sleepwalker. Off the shelf. In the newsagent.

***Look, my dream is to write Werewolf By Nightand Ka-Zar, okay? I swear…

WEBCOMIC OF THE WEEK : SUPER MARIO BROS

By James Harvey

Perhaps there’s something wrong with me, but if there’s one thing I’m growing to love it’s comics that explore the existential crisis that video game characters would experience if the Sisyphus-like nature of their existence was actually known to them. Complete this task. Die. Repeat. Get to next task (maybe). Die. Start again. Die. Repeat. Thankfully, I don’t think I’m alone here and I suspect that’s why things like Edge of Tomorrow and Source Code resonated as much as they did at the cinema – it’s very easy for us to feel empathy for characters to have to, repeatedly, begin again from scratch. As our “quests” are blocked and thwarted on a daily basis, so are theirs.

Anyway, James Harvey’s Super Mario Bros is yet another fine example of not only the above but also the wonder of the scrolling webcomic. As I’ve mentioned before, comic space-time becomes weirdly fluid when a creator uses a scroll effectively, bridging the gap between comics and animation with no need for Flash effects.

To say too much more would be disservice to this blackly humorous short, but Harvey (Masterplasty, Zygote) mixes it up here wonderfully, going from light-hearted and cartoony to full blown psychedelic meltdown impressively quickly.

http://harveyjames.tumblr.com/mario

COMICS VIDEO OF THE WEEK : TIT FOR TAT (DAVID B., KAGAN MCLEOD, PAUL POPE, SAMUEL HITI, FREDERIK PEETERS)

I was going to try and find something Battling Boy related to tie into the All Age goodness of The Kurdles, but in my Paul Pope search I stumbled upon this video and sat there open-mouthed for most of its run time.

David B., Kagan McLeod, Paul Pope, Samuel Hiti and Frederik Peeters jam on a picture in France. It’s thirteen minutes of inky amazingness. How could it not be included?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWsxXwVY0e0

See you next week. Love your comics.

Cameron Ashley spends a lot of time writing comics and other things you’ll likely never read. He’s the chief editor and co-publisher of Crime Factory (www.thecrimefactory.com). You can reach him @cjamesashley on Twitter.

New Comics For Wednesday 10th of June

Great week for comics and the comic book scene. The All Star Women's Comic Book Club has it's first Weeknight Social Meet Up this Thursday evening. A chance for those who struggle to make it to the Weekend Meets or into the store, to catch up and talk comics. Also don't forget to mark your calendar for the THE ALL STAR BACK ISSUE BONANZA AND COMIC BOOK FAIR happening Sunday June 21st. Combined with the continuing All Star New Single and Trade Paperback Stocktake Sale, the time to get in is definitely this week! Just look at this list of books!

More new Marvel Secret Wars tales with this week's first issues focusing on the dark macabre of GHOST RACERS #1, MARVEL ZOMBIES #1 and Jason Aaron's WEIRDWORLD #1. DC rolls out a few new post Convergence with a new CONSTANTINE THE HELLBLAZER #1, RED HOOD ARSENAL #1 and the return of Garth Ennis' Hitman supporting cast in SECTION 8 #1 among them. Fight for culinary honor with Brian Wood's new Image title, STARVE #1. The smash hit new direction on Batgirl, now in both hardcover AND softcover in the same week with BATGIRL HC/TP  VOL 01 THE BATGIRL OF BURNSIDE (N52). The incredible sci-fi, western, post apoc, biblical epic continues with Hickman's EAST OF WEST TP VOL 04 WHO WANTS WAR. A touch more traditional western but with a supernatural edge, Cullen Bunn's SIXTH GUN DAYS OF THE DEAD TP continues this great series. Can't get enough of new series from Marvel that keeps on delivering in MS MARVEL TP VOL 03 CRUSHED. Fraction's extremely far out re-imagining of classic Homer gets a trade with ODYC TP VOL 01. More beautiful Mike Allred space adventures in the new SILVER SURFER TP VOL 02 WORLDS APART. Original creator, Jamie Hewlett jumps back in the driver's seat to take his cult fave character for a spin in 21ST CENTURY TANK GIRL #1. Stand alone tale, BLUBBER #1 from the mind of indie darling, Gilbert Hernandez will no doubt be worth a look through. After more Farel Dalrymple after reading the Wrenchies, then IT WILL ALL HURT #1 should definitely be on your list. ADVENTURE TIME FLIP SIDE TP VOL 01 gets us our fix of excitement and thrills from the Land Of OOO. Mermaids gets a serious overhaul in the thriller from Sydner and Murphy's, WAKE TP. Before the Ultimate Universe collides with the 616 MU make sure to wrap up with the best addition to the Spider-family in the last ten years, MILES MORALES ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN TP VOL 02 REVELATIONS. If the current status of Dick Grayson's place in the DCU doesn't do it for you, go old school and check out Dixon and McDaniel's NIGHTWING TP VOL 02 ROUGH JUSTICE. And two weeks late, hopefully our stock of the excellent Brubaker female master spy series VELVET TP VOL 02 THE SECRET LIVES OF DEAD MEN arrives in one piece! Oh and hopefully this month's Legend Pick too!

So just a few things for you. Anything extra you just can't do without, just let us know!

MARVEL

1602 WITCH HUNTER ANGELA #1 SWA

CAPTAIN AMERICA AND MIGHTY AVENGERS #9 SWA

CAPTAIN MARVEL AND CAROL CORPS #1 SWA

DARK TOWER DRAWING THREE HOUSE CARDS #4 (OF 5)

GHOST RACERS #1 SWA

INFERNO #2 SWA

INHUMANS ATTILAN RISING #2 SWA

KANAN LAST PADAWAN #3

MARVEL UNIVERSE AVENGERS ASSEMBLE SEASON TWO #8

MARVEL ZOMBIES #1 SWA

MAX RIDE FIRST FLIGHT #3 (OF 5)

MRS DEADPOOL AND HOWLING COMMANDOS #1 SWA

SECRET WARS 2099 #2 (OF 5) SWA

SECRET WARS JOURNAL #2 (OF 5) SWA

SILK #5

SILVER SURFER #12

SPIDER-GWEN #5

SPIDER-VERSE #2 SWA

ULTIMATE END #2 (OF 5) SWA

WEIRDWORLD #1 SWA

DC COMICS

ARROW SEASON 2.5 #9

BATMAN #41 THE JOKER VAR ED

BATMAN SUPERMAN #21 THE JOKER VAR ED

CATWOMAN #41 THE JOKER VAR ED

CONSTANTINE THE HELLBLAZER #1

DETECTIVE COMICS #41 THE JOKER VAR ED

EARTH 2 SOCIETY #1

GOTHAM ACADEMY #7 THE JOKER VAR ED

HARLEY QUINN #17 THE JOKER VAR ED

INJUSTICE GODS AMONG US YEAR FOUR #3

NEW SUICIDE SQUAD #9 THE JOKER VAR ED

RED HOOD ARSENAL #1

SCOOBY DOO WHERE ARE YOU #58

SECTION 8 #1 (OF 6)

STARFIRE #1

VERTIGO

COFFIN HILL #19

FABLES THE WOLF AMONG US #6

FBP FEDERAL BUREAU OF PHYSICS #21

STRANGE SPORTS STORIES #4 (OF 4)

BOOM

ADVENTURE TIME #40

BILL & TED MOST TRIUMPHANT RETURN #4 (OF 6)

LANTERN CITY #2 (OF 12)

MOUSE GUARD LEGENDS OF GUARD VOL 03 #3 FRT CREDIT

MOUSE GUARD LEGENDS OF GUARD VOL 03 #4 (OF 4)

PALMIOTTI BRADY BIG CON JOB #4 (OF 4)

ROBOCOP 2014 #12

DARK HORSE

GRINDHOUSE DRIVE IN BLEED OUT #5 (OF 8)

HARROW COUNTY #2

ITTY BITTY COMICS GRIMMISS ISLAND #4

MIDNIGHT SOCIETY THE BLACK LAKE #1

REBELS #3

DYNAMITE

LOOKING FOR GROUP #3

REANIMATOR #3 (OF 4)

IDW

DRONES #3 (OF 5)

FLY OUTBREAK #3 (OF 5)

INSUFFERABLE #2

LONG DISTANCE #1 (OF 4)

MIAMI VICE REMIX #4 (OF 5)

MY LITTLE PONY FRIENDSHIP IS MAGIC #31

TRANSFORMERS WINDBLADE COMBINER WARS #3

UNCLE SCROOGE #3

ZOMBIES VS ROBOTS #6

IMAGE

BIRTHRIGHT #8

BLACK SCIENCE #15

CHRONONAUTS #4

COPPERHEAD #8

DESCENDER #4

INJECTION #2

MANTLE #2

NAMELESS #4

ROCHE LIMIT CLANDESTINY #2

SAGA #29

SAVIOR #3

STARVE #1

WALKING DEAD #142

WAYWARD #8

MISC

21ST CENTURY TANK GIRL #1 (OF 3)

ANNE BONNIE #4

BLUBBER #1

CROSSED PLUS 100 #5

DISCIPLES #1

DOCTOR WHO 10TH #11

FOUR POINTS #3

FOX (DARK CIRCLE) #3

HERO CATS #6

IT WILL ALL HURT #1

METALLIC SILENCE #1 (OF 2)

RACHEL RISING #34

SPONGEBOB COMICS #45

UNITY #19

X-O MANOWAR 25TH ANN SPECIAL #1

TRADES

ABSOLUTE TRANSMETROPOLITAN HC VOL 01

ADVENTURE TIME FLIP SIDE TP VOL 01

ALIEN VS PREDATOR FIRE & STONE TP

ANT-MAN TP SCOTT LANG

BATGIRL HC VOL 01 THE BATGIRL OF BURNSIDE (N52)

BATGIRL TP VOL 01 THE BATGIRL OF BURNSIDE (N52)

BATMAN CATACLYSM TP NEW ED

BODIES TP

BPRD 1946 - 1948 HC

BTVS SEASON 9 LIBRARY HC VOL 02

CLASSIC GI JOE TP VOL 16

CRIMINAL MACABRE OMNIBUS TP VOL 03

DANGER CLUB TP VOL 02 REBIRTH

DEADPOOL BY POSEHN AND DUGGAN HC VOL 02

DOCTOR WHO 12TH HC VOL 01 TERRORFORMER

DRAGONLANCE CLASSICS TP VOL 01

EAST OF WEST TP VOL 04 WHO WANTS WAR

EC ARCHIVES TALES FROM THE CRYPT HC VOL 01

GHOST FLEET TP VOL 01 DEADHEAD

GHOST TP VOL 04 DEATH IN THE FAMILY

GI JOE AMERICAS ELITE DISAVOWED TP VOL 06

GRIP STRANGE WORLD OF MEN HC

IRON MAN TP VOL 05 RINGS OF MANDARIN

ITTY BITTY COMICS THE MASK TP

MARVELS ANT-MAN PRELUDE TP

MIKES PLACE TRUE STORY LOVE BLUES TERROR IN TEL AV

MILES MORALES ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN TP VOL 02 REVELATIONS

MS MARVEL TP VOL 03 CRUSHED

NIGHTWING TP VOL 02 ROUGH JUSTICE

ODYC TP VOL 01

OVEN SC

RAI TP VOL 02 BATTLE FOR NEW JAPAN

SILVER SURFER TP VOL 02 WORLDS APART

SIXTH GUN DAYS OF THE DEAD TP

SUPER BILLY GOATS GRUFF GN

SUPERMAN ACTION COMICS HC VOL 06 SUPERDOOM (N52)

SUPERMAN ACTION COMICS TP VOL 05 WHAT LIES BENEATH (N52)

TOWERKIND GN

UBER TP VOL 04

US JUDGE DREDD COMP CASE FILES TP VOL 10

VELVET TP VOL 02 THE SECRET LIVES OF DEAD MEN

VHS VIDEO COVER ART 1980S TO EARLY 1990S HC

WAKE TP

BACK IN STOCK

HOWARD THE DUCK #1 3RD PTG VAR

NIMONA GN

NIMONA GN HC

SECRET WARS #3 (OF 8)

UNBEATABLE SQUIRREL GIRL #1 3RD PTG VAR

UNBEATABLE SQUIRREL GIRL #2  3RD PTG VAR

UNBEATABLE SQUIRREL GIRL #3  2ND PTG VAR

UNBEATABLE SQUIRREL GIRL #4  2ND PTG VAR

ALL STAR RECOMMENDS FOR JUNE 2ND

Good day, fair people of the habitual comics reading kind.

So as soon as last week’s column about women of post-apocalyptic comics went up I totally remembered about Chiyoko from Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira. I also really should’ve included The Girl With No Name from the wonderful Maralinga by Jen Breach and Doug Holgate. The piece would have been better for those inclusions. So yes, read both of those too. Holgate tells me he re-reads Akira annually, which I really think should be a thing we all do. Maybe we can figure out an Akira Readathon or something like that. Hmm.

Everything’s deliberately short and digestible this week after last column’s bigness, so onward.

COMIC OF THE WEEK : THE HUNTER

By Joe Sparrow

Published by NoBrow

Writer-artist Joe Sparrow makes the most of the limited space that makes up The Hunter. A fully-realised world, a creeping horror, expressive and fluid characters, rich colours and all manner of beasties all spill out over the course of only 24 pages, making the comic the perfect primer on the creation of a one-shot.

The plot is simple: The Fourth Earl of Resienskog, unable to create, debate or seduce like his fellow aristocratic acquaintances, decides to make his mark upon the world by killing one of every creature. His trophy room grows, but his dissatisfaction and isolation remain and a gothic twist or two awaits him on his final hunt. At the story’s conclusion, the Earl finds fulfilment in a most surprising way.

Part of boutique English publisher NoBrow’s 17x23 project (a line of one-shots dedicated to exploring the work of unique cartoonists), The Hunter is a fast but dense and cleverly structured read that showcases Sparrow’s cartooning gifts perfectly. The oddly jagged, old school line of Sparrow’s computer rendering adds an intriguing layer of artificiality to his earthy landscapes and lively figures, juxtaposing the movement of modern computer animation with the clunkiness of 8-bit. Funny and quirky, The Hunter seems the perfect little comic book diversion at first glance, but its surprising conclusion and real depth hopefully will provoke some conversation. I’d love to chat about it, so if you read it – let me know.

WEBCOMIC OF THE WEEK : BIRD AND MOON

By Rosemary Mosco

We move from hunting to conservation. Rosemary Mosco’s colourful, adorable little nature comics are filled with cute animals, scientific titbits, and calls for environmental awareness. They are easily digested, lovingly presented and breezily light-hearted, even when expressing serious environmental concern.

Come for the most recent “Salamanders Need Your Help,” a thoughtful and fact-packed little comic that also provides an urgent call to arms to save the troubled salamander, and stay for such other gems as “Preparing For Winter,””Nature Fashion Tips,” “Animal Cheat Sheet” and heaps more. I’d imagine parents with intuitive little ones will get as much out of Rosemary’s lovely work as full-grown animal lovers.

http://birdandmoon.com/salamander.html

COMICS VIDEO OF THE WEEK : ALAN MOORE ON PROVIDENCE AND HP LOVECRAFT

Oh, Alan Moore. Yes, the grumbling, wizardly curmudgeon of comics is back in a big way and, as usual, is doing stellar work. If you haven’t read Providence #1 yet, I highly recommend doing so. I plan on extensively revisiting the book somewhere down the line, but for now, enjoy this short little video of Moore passionately espousing his admiration for Lovecraft and framing the work of Providence’s main influence (although there are many) in a succinct, direct and clear way, perhaps illuminating for many what was just so special about this bigoted shut-in who constantly wrote about what lies beyond the breaking point of man’s sanity. Hot tip for the Providence inclined: pick up Robert W. Chambers’ The King In Yellow, or read INJ Culbard’s upcoming comics adaptation of this particular book. It looks to be extremely relevant to the weird fiction tapestry Moore’s threading together.

http://youtu.be/wby0CxEcdeQ

See you next week. Love your comics.

Cameron Ashley spends a lot of time writing comics and other things you’ll likely never read. He’s the chief editor and co-publisher of Crime Factory (www.thecrimefactory.com). You can reach him @cjamesashley on Twitter.

New Comics For Wednesday 3rd of June

Didn't make it in for our 20% OFF New Single Comics and Trade Paperbacks over the weekend? Bummer but good thing we are keeping the offer going for the time being until we moved some more back stock. So with another comic week down, time to set up the next round. What on the hit list for this week and what bargins are you going to pick up? Let's take a look...

Marvel's Secret Wars continues to revisit more and more classic timelines and stories. This week has Spidey and MJ still married and now with a child in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN RENEW YOUR VOWS #1, Maestro still rules the rule in FUTURE IMPERFECT #1, Skottie Young unleashes war with GIANT SIZE LITTLE MARVEL AVX #1 and not to forget the next main event chapter, SECRET WARS #3. DC delivers on some great new all ages reads with BIZARRO #1 and BAT MITE #1. Following that up with something old but new from the future in BATMAN BEYOND #1. Everyone's favourite space evergreen spouts forth with GROOT #1. Silent but extremely deadly, the "day in the life of" dino tales, AGE OF REPTILES ANCIENT EGYPTIANS #1 is as ways amazing. For those who can't wait for the next chapter of Matt Kindt's Mind MGMT, there is his COMPLETE PISTOLWHIP HC this week. Nightwing has gone through some changes recently but whether it's in tights or being a super spy, GRAYSON HC VOL 01 AGENTS OF SPYRAL is sure to keep fans happy. Part Siegel and Shuster, part Hunter S. Thompson, AIRBOY #1 tells tales of woes thanks to deadline, writers block and stimulant abuse. The last Archie of the original run before the epic new relaunch in ARCHIE #666. Also yes, one of the signs of the rapture is upon us...NONPLAYER #2  is finally getting released!

MARVEL

ALL NEW X-MEN #41

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #18.1

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN RENEW YOUR VOWS #1 SWA

ARMOR WARS #1 SWA

DARTH VADER #6

FUTURE IMPERFECT #1 SWA

GIANT SIZE LITTLE MARVEL AVX #1 SWA

GROOT #1

GUARDIANS TEAM-UP #6

MASTER OF KUNG FU #2 (OF 4) SWA

PRINCESS LEIA #4 (OF 5)

SECRET WARS #3 (OF 8)

SECRET WARS BATTLEWORLD #2 (OF 4) SWA

SPIDER-WOMAN #8

STAR WARS #6

SUPERIOR IRON MAN #9

UNBEATABLE SQUIRREL GIRL #6

WOLVERINES #20

X-TINCTION AGENDA #1 SWA

YEARS OF FUTURE PAST #1 SWA

DC COMICS

ACTION COMICS #41 THE JOKER VAR ED

BAT MITE #1 (OF 6)

BATMAN ARKHAM KNIGHT #5

BATMAN BEYOND #1

BIZARRO #1 (OF 6)

FLASH SEASON ZERO #9

GREEN ARROW #41 THE JOKER VAR ED

GREEN LANTERN #41 THE JOKER VAR ED

JUSTICE LEAGUE #41 THE JOKER VAR ED

LOBO #7 THE JOKER VAR ED

MIDNIGHTER #1

MORTAL KOMBAT X #7

OMEGA MEN #1

WONDER WOMAN ANNUAL #1

BOOM

ARCADIA #2

BRAVEST WARRIORS #33

BROKEN WORLD #1 (OF 4)

DAY MEN #7

FEATHERS #6

HALOGEN #4 (OF 4)

HELP US GREAT WARRIOR #4

PLUNDER #4

SUICIDE RISK #25

WOODS #13

DARK HORSE

AGE OF REPTILES ANCIENT EGYPTIANS #1

ANGEL AND FAITH SEASON 10 #15

BALTIMORE CULT OF THE RED KING #2 (OF 5)

NEVERBOY #4

RAT GOD #5 (OF 5)

WITCHER FOX CHILDREN #3

DYNAMITE

JUSTICE INC AVENGER #1

KING THE PHANTOM #3 (OF 4)

SWORDS OF SORROW #2 (OF 6)

IDW

D4VE #5 (OF 5)

MAXX MAXXIMIZED #20

MILLENNIUM #5 (OF 5)

MY LITTLE PONY FRIENDS FOREVER #17

POWERPUFF GIRLS SUPER SMASH-UP #5 (OF 6)

SAMURAI JACK #20

THE LAST FALL #4 (OF 5)

TMNT MUTANIMALS #4 (OF 4)

TMNT NEW ANIMATED ADVENTURES #23

TRANSFORMERS VS GI JOE #7

WINTERWORLD FROZEN FLEET #2 (OF 3)

IMAGE

AIRBOY #1 (OF 4)

AUTUMNLANDS TOOTH & CLAW #6

BIG MAN PLANS #3 (OF 4)

COVENANT #1

DEATH VIGIL #7 (OF 8)

EMPTY #4

HUMANS #5

JUPITERS CIRCLE #3

MINIMUM WAGE SO MANY BAD DECISIONS #2 (OF 6)

MORNING GLORIES #46

NAILBITER #13

NO MERCY #3

NONPLAYER #2 (OF 6)

WICKED & DIVINE #11

ZERO #17

MISC

ARCHIE #666

BRIDES OF HELHEIM #6

BUNKER #11

DEAD DROP #2 (OF 4)

IMPERIUM #5

LOLA XOXO WASTELAND MADAM #2

SIXTH GUN VALLEY OF DEATH #1 (OF 3)

WAR STORIES #9

TRADES

AL PARKER ILLUSTRATOR INNOVATOR HC

ANGRY BIRDS TRANSFORMERS HC AGE OF EGGSTINCTION

AVENGERS MILLENNIUM TP

BATMAN NOIR THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS DLX ED HC

BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA TP VOL 01

BIGGER BANG TP

BLOODSHOT TP VOL 06 GLITCH AND OTHER TALES

BORB GN

BUNKER TP VOL 02

CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT TP VOL 05

CAT WITH REALLY BIG HEAD GN COLOR ED

COMPLETE PISTOLWHIP HC

CRIMINAL TP VOL 05 THE SINNERS

D&Q 25 YEARS OF COMTEMP CARTOON COMIC & GRAPHIC NO

FATHERS DAY TP

FLASH GORDON OMNIBUS TP VOL 01 MAN FROM EARTH

FUSE TP VOL 02 GRIDLOCK

GRAYSON HC VOL 01 AGENTS OF SPYRAL (N52)

GREEN ARROW TP VOL 03 THE TRIAL OF OLIVER QUEEN

GRONK A MONSTERS STORY GN VOL 03

HERO HC VOL 01

HOUSE OF HEM TP

JUSTICE INC TP VOL 01

MARVEL UNIVERSE ANT-MAN DIGEST TP

NINJA RELLA GN

POKEMON XY GN VOL 03

POWERPUFF GIRLS CLASSICS TP VOL 05 BLESS THIS MESS

RED RIDING HOOD SUPERHERO GN

SLEEP TIGHT ANNA BANANA YR GN

SNOW WHITE & SEVEN ROBOTS GN

SUNDOWNERS TP VOL 01

SWAMP THING TP VOL 06 THE SUREEN (N52)

THANOS INFINITY RELATIVITY OGN HC

TMNT ONGOING TP VOL 11 ATTACK ON TECHNODROME

USAGI YOJIMBO SAGA TP VOL 03

VENOM BY REMENDER COMPLETE COLLECTION TP VOL 01

WORLDS FINEST TP VOL 05 HOMEARD BOUND (N52)

X-FORCE TP VOL 03 ENDS MEANS

MERCH

DC COMICS BOMBSHELLS MERA STATUE

DC COMICS COVER GIRLS HARLEY QUINN STATUE

BACK IN STOCK

NONPLAYER #1 (OF 6) 4TH PTG

PROVIDENCE #1 (OF 12)