The kids start running in a different direction. Superstar Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Angel - Firefly - Astonishing X-Men) and rising star Michael Ryan (New Excalibur) take the Runaways somewhere they have never been before - the Big Apple - circa 1907. While there - they make surprising allies and even more surprising enemies. Can they escape a super - powered war on the streets of New York? This is the cannot miss book of 2008. Collecting Runaways issues #25 through to 30. All in color. MSRP $19.99
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Gaiman crafts a story where a little girl has to find her own identity but also speaks to the idea of family values. We have to sometimes step back from our jobs and everyday stresses to realize what it important to all of us unless we too get caught up in our own dark realities. There is perhaps no better artist suited to tell this story than P. Craig Russell. His fluid - graceful style brings Gaimans characters to life - often in terrifying fashion. Even with buttons for eyes - Russell captures the malevolence of the new mom.
Harper Collins has been putting out some fantastic graphic novels in the past couple of years and Coraline is the best one yet. 2008 edition - in color. Winner of HARVEY & EISNER AWARDS
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This is a different comic than many of you are used to. I am pretty sure my mention of Zombie -Robot Gustave Eiffel is enough to make that clear. It is unusual - quirky - and does not take itself too seriously. There is a very difficult tightrope to walk in superhero comics. If you want to tell a story about people with superpowers - battling monsters and madmen - you can not be too serious. Do a Google search for women in refrigerators or sue dibny if you want to see the perils of trying to be too serious. But not taking the characters and situations seriously has its own set of problems. See for example - Schumacher - Joel. Gerard Way walks that tightrope like one of the Flying Wallendas. ORDER HERE NOW and SAVE 20% (posted: 2008-07-03)
Soon to be available from Dark Horse Graphics another inovative collectable featureing images of the BUFFY comics Season Eight characters. 78 different cards, instruction booklet, Concieved by Rachel Pollack art by Paul Lee. MSRP $14.99, order early and SAVE 20% OFF the retail price. CLICK to ORDER here (posted: 2008-06-17)
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BUY! HOT new graphic novel here. Collects 6-9 of the second story arc that features FAITH of the Joss Whedon seres in one book. 20% off the cover price.
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The kids start running in a different direction. Superstar Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Angel - Firefly - Astonishing X-Men) and rising star Michael Ryan (New Excalibur) take the Runaways somewhere they have never been before - the Big Apple - circa 1907. While there - they make surprising allies and even more surprising enemies. Can they escape a super - powered war on the streets of New York? This is the cannot miss book of 2008. Collecting Runaways issues #25 through to 30. All in color. MSRP $19.99
Gaiman crafts a story where a little girl has to find her own identity but also speaks to the idea of family values. We have to sometimes step back from our jobs and everyday stresses to realize what it important to all of us unless we too get caught up in our own dark realities. There is perhaps no better artist suited to tell this story than P. Craig Russell. His fluid - graceful style brings Gaimans characters to life - often in terrifying fashion. Even with buttons for eyes - Russell captures the malevolence of the new mom.
Harper Collins has been putting out some fantastic graphic novels in the past couple of years and Coraline is the best one yet. 2008 edition - in color. Winner of HARVEY & EISNER AWARDS
The final story arc that concludes the Prison sequence.
This is a different comic than many of you are used to. I am pretty sure my mention of Zombie -Robot Gustave Eiffel is enough to make that clear. It is unusual - quirky - and does not take itself too seriously. There is a very difficult tightrope to walk in superhero comics. If you want to tell a story about people with superpowers - battling monsters and madmen - you can not be too serious. Do a Google search for women in refrigerators or sue dibny if you want to see the perils of trying to be too serious. But not taking the characters and situations seriously has its own set of problems. See for example - Schumacher - Joel. Gerard Way walks that tightrope like one of the Flying Wallendas. 
Soon to be available from Dark Horse Graphics another inovative collectable featureing images of the BUFFY comics Season Eight characters. 78 different cards, instruction booklet, Concieved by Rachel Pollack art by Paul Lee. MSRP $14.99, order early and SAVE 20% OFF the retail price. 
SECOND STAGE TURBINE BLADE - Number One now in stock so order the set now...Order the five issue mini series. SAVE 20% OFF cover. All will be shipped at once after the series is completed. $11.96 plus shipping. WOW the first series sold out FAST!
BUY! HOT new graphic novel here. Collects 6-9 of the second story arc that features FAITH of the Joss Whedon seres in one book. 20% off the cover price.
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