Here are some books you should be looking for… It seems that the way the current Walking Dead storyline is going, Alpha is a character we’re going to be hearing about a lot. Alpha’s first appearance has also started to heat up in the past two or three months – Walking Dead #132 (First Cameo appearance) has been selling for
Read moreThis week Josh Boon, director of the X-Men spinoff film, The New Mutants, started the speculation train on his film the New Mutants through his social media account – releasing what is assumed to be the film’s New Mutant Team line up. Its features Mirage, Magik, Wolfsbane, Sunspot, and Cannonball. All of these characters first appear in the Marvel Graphic
Read moreTo start off this post, please check out the newly launched, newly designed, RJ comics and Toys website. Offering 30% off Previews pre-orders as well as offering a very extensive back issue selection This week has one book you should be looking for and two variants that you should be thinking about picking up. Batman / Superman #32 comes
Read moreReleased this week and already selling for $15?? This is the Week in Review. Killbox #1 from American Gothic Press has already sold out at the Distributor level. (Diamond). This seems to be the clear winner of the week as it’s been selling for $10 to $15. There is also a 1:10 Darick Robertson Variant Cover. This book could be
Read moreBig news came out today from the Millar World Camp. The movies rights of both Supercrocks and American Jesus have been purchased by Waypoint Entertainment. American Jesus was originally published by Dark Horse as Chosen, a three part mini-series later reprinted as a $10 graphic novel by Image comics and rebranded as “American Jesus”. This is important because Chosen came
Read moreThe Boys was originally published in 2006 under the DC creator owned, Wildstorm label. The series is based around a team, “The Boys”, that police super-heroes (except the super-heroes are a lot more adult). DC cancelled the series after issue 6, for what Garth Ennis described as “anti-hero” content. The series was later continued by Dynamite Entertainment for its 72
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