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| Wednesday, August 15, 2007 12:40 PM |
| The Setup |
 by Fëanor |
What, no World War Hulk titles this week?! I am sad now.
Back-issues and old data
Batman: The Doom that Came to Gotham #1-3
Amazing Screw-On Head
Crécy
All items I've mentioned before, and am still on the look-out for.
Runaways Volume 4
This series is actually kind of losing its luster for me. I think I want to finish Volume 3 first (which I picked up this past weekend) before I really seriously consider buying Volume 4. So actually I don't know why this is on the list...
Hellboy Volumes 3-6
I just recently finished Hellboy Volume 2, and it was totally freaking awesome (more on that later). I can't think of a reason not to just go ahead and collect the entire Hellboy oeuvre, as it were.
Planetary Volume 2: The Fourth Man
I explained how much I loved Volume 1 in an earlier post. Can't wait to read this one.
Superman Confidential #6
The Hood Premiere
I should probably stop mentioning these at all. I'm pretty much certain now that they're not out and that their releases have been pushed back.
[UPDATE:
The Authority Volume One: Relentless
Planetary: Crossing Worlds
Oops, just remembered I needed to add these exciting recomendations from Mike V. Yeah, this week's comic book store trip is essentially going to consist of me buying everything in the place with the name "Warren Ellis" on it.]
New releases
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #23
More fun and funny Spider-Man action, combined with not entirely satisfactory art!
Captain America #29
What crazy crap will Bucky get up to this week? I can't wait to see!
Newuniversal Volume 1: Everything Went White
What's that? Warren Ellis has a new collection out? Where do I sign?
Terror, Inc. #1
It's a first issue! So there goes one box on my new comic day BINGO. But anyway, yeah, I read the description of this one and it sounded interesting, so thought I'd jump in on the ground floor and give it a shot. The main character has been cursed to live forever, but to also rot forever, thus requiring him to constantly replace his old flesh with new flesh. And he also happens to run a detective agency where he gets to do super-spy type stuff and get tricked into killing the leaders of international intelligence agencies, so there's that.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #19
I've got a few tpb collections of Star Wars comics, but I never thought of actually trying to collect the issues until now. This is the first in a new story arc, so I thought I'd give it a chance. I already know these SW series are of variable quality, so we'll see if this is a dud or not. |
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