Another week and just a few books with some speculation value. Klaus #1 – Grant Morrison’s Santa Claus story seems to continue to heat up on the secondary market. Released in November and currently on a third printing, the first print of this book steadily sells for $10. This book has great quick flip potential! This week in the CW Comic
Read moreSpoilers Ahead. As discussed in my previous post, a reddit user claims to have seen the new Batman / Superman Film and is giving away spoilers. For some reason these are being regarded as credible spoilers. However, the Original Poster has given evidence of being at a mystery screening for Warner Brothers. Here is my previous post. Jena Malone to
Read morePossible Spoilers. This week a Reddit user claimed to have seen the new Batman / Superman movie claiming it “was good” – Bleedingcool did a write up with spoilers. One thing Bleedingcool didn’t talk about was the rumoured inclusion of the Justice League. This wouldn’t be a big surprise for the Justice League to arrive in the upcoming Batman /
Read moreThree points of interest- Two catch-up notes and one new point of interest. CBC – The Canadian Broadcast Company announced a few weeks ago that they were adapting Jeff Lemire’s Essex County for an original animated series. There had been rumblings about this happening for the past few months but only recently has CBC confirmed they were moving ahead with the project. This
Read moreAnother week with a just two books to be looking for with great speculation value. Wakfu is a french animated series from 2008 based on a video game. Distributed by Netflix in the US the Wakfu television series has a very large European audience. This week Titan Comics (based in the UK) have released a new series based on the television series.
Read moreNews came out this week that famed novelist, poet and activist, Margaret Atwood, is working on her first Graphic Novel. It’ll be published in 2016 by Dark Horse Comics, “Angel Catbird“, with artwork by Johnny Christmas. This is worth mentioning for a few reasons. For one, Atwood’s growing fan base will eat this book up as it’s being marketed as
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