© C Harris Lynn, 2009
A rambling melange of pop-culture.
Sunday, June 07, 2009
Usagi Yojimbo Turns 25 - and Gets His First, Full-Color Graphic Novel!
Hailed across the world for his unparalleled storytelling, comics auteur, Stan Sakai, sets the bar even higher with Usagi Yojimbo: Yokai—writing, hand-painting, and lettering a thrilling original story.Yokai are the monsters, demons, and spirits of Japanese folklore, such as the shape-changing kitsune, the obakeneko demon cats, and the evil oni ogres. Usagi faces all these and more when a desperate woman begs for his help in finding her kidnapped daughter. In his quest to find the girl, he encounters these creatures of Japanese legend who need a living soul as a captor for their army to enter the world of the living. Fortunately, Usagi is joined by Sasuke the Demon Queller, who fights for the same cause. However, things aren’t always as they seem - especially when dealing with the supernatural!
"Yokai is my most ambitious project to date--writing, drawing, and painting a standalone story that is a good introduction for new readers and expands on the Usagi storyline to appeal to longtime fans. I also had a great time researching the folklore and legends of Japan from its malevolent spirits to its goofier creatures," says creator Stan Sakai.
"Longtime Usagi Yojimbo designer, Cary Grazzini, and I were tossing around ideas for Usagi’s 25th anniversary," says editor Diana Schutz, "and Cary commented that he would love to see Stan hand-paint an original story. Fans don’t often get to see Usagi in color - much less painted by Stan himself - so the standalone graphic novel seemed a perfect way to celebrate this special anniversary. And painted color will bring the fantastical creatures of Yokai to outstanding life!"
With beautiful watercolor art and story by the masterful Stan Sakai, this new mass-market hardcover graphic novel is a perfect introduction to the beloved samurai rabbit for first time readers - and a must-own for any Usagi fan!
Usagi Yojimbo: Yokai arrives on shelves this November!
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Lindsay Lohan vs. Dr. Drew
Lindsay Lohan and Dr. Drew Pinski are having one of those Britney Spears/Dr. Phil McGraw moments: Dr. Drew said Lindsay Lohan was headed for a "nearly mortal wound of some type" and Lohan questioned his competence as a doctor. On Twitter.
In a recent interview with Parade, Dr. Drew Pinski - host and overseer for VH1's Celebrity Rehab and Sober House reality shows, on which former celebrities appear to get clean and sober, as well as the forthcoming Sex Rehab with Dr. Drew - said he was scared Lohan was going to lose a limb or something and while she needs to get treatment, "it's going to be a while before she does."
Ever vigilant, Lindsay got on her Twitter box and tweeted back, "I thought REAL doctors talked to patients in offices behind closed doors. Am I wrong? Hmmmmm. I think NOT. Yay!"
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
In a recent interview with Parade, Dr. Drew Pinski - host and overseer for VH1's Celebrity Rehab and Sober House reality shows, on which former celebrities appear to get clean and sober, as well as the forthcoming Sex Rehab with Dr. Drew - said he was scared Lohan was going to lose a limb or something and while she needs to get treatment, "it's going to be a while before she does."
Ever vigilant, Lindsay got on her Twitter box and tweeted back, "I thought REAL doctors talked to patients in offices behind closed doors. Am I wrong? Hmmmmm. I think NOT. Yay!"
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Saturday, June 06, 2009
X-Men: Magneto Testament Premium Hardcover
The X-Men: Magneto Testament Premium Hardcover collects the critically acclaimed, five-issue limited series from the fan-favorite team of New York Times Best-Selling Author, Greg Pak (Incredible Hulk, Incredible Hercules) and Carmine Di Giandomenico. Things From Another World has it on sale now for only $19.99 (and they are our sponsor, so... there's that).Extras in the X-Men: Magneto Testament hardcover include a comprehensive End Notes and Teachers Guide, Afterword by Greg Pak, Afterword by iconic Marvel creator, Stan Lee, and brand new cover by legendary artist, Joe Kubert.
Additionally, X-Men: Magneto Testament collects the short story, The Last Outrage, written by Dr. Rafael Medoff, director of the David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies, and illustrated by comic book luminaries Neal Adams & Joe Kubert. Learn the true life story of Dina Babbit, a Holocaust survivor who was forced by Nazis to paint portraits during her captivity in Auschwitz, and her continuing struggle with a Polish museum to reclaim her works from their possession.
Today, the whole world knows him as Magneto, the most radical champion of mutant rights mankind has ever seen. But in 1935, he was just another schoolboy - a schoolboy who happened to be Jewish in Nazi-occupied Germany. The definitive origin story for one of Marvel's greatest icons begins with a silver chain and a crush on a girl - then quickly turns into a harrowing struggle for survival against the inexorable machinery of Hitler's Final Solution.
Fans and critics agree—X-Men: Magneto Testament is one of the most important graphic novel achievements to date. IGN.com named it the "Best Mini-Series of the Year" for 2008 and said X-Men: Magneto Testament is "easily one of the best products Marvel has put out this decade."
X-MEN: MAGNETO TESTAMENT PREMIERE HC (MAR092634)
Written by GREG PAK
Penciled by CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO
Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC
Parental Advisory... $24.99
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© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Record Fine for Mattel
Mattel agreed to pay a record $2.3 million in fines for the sale of toys and toy products which contained unsafe levels of lead. The toys -- which included licensed properties from the Sesame Street line, Barbie, Dora the Explorer products, and toys from the Fisher-Price subsidiary -- were Made in China. An investigation proved that Mattel had knowingly allowed the tainted products to go to market in 2006-2007. The products were part of a series of massive recalls which dominated the news. The Consumer Product Safety Commission said it was the largest fine of its kind to-date.
Mattel was not the only company involved in the recalls of products made in China containing excessive amounts of lead, and this is only the first fine levied against any of those companies. Parties agreed Mattel acted quickly and has not had any lead-based issues since.
Lead poisoning can cause a number of problems in children, including neurological problems, learning deficiencies, and mental and physical retardation.
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Mattel was not the only company involved in the recalls of products made in China containing excessive amounts of lead, and this is only the first fine levied against any of those companies. Parties agreed Mattel acted quickly and has not had any lead-based issues since.
Lead poisoning can cause a number of problems in children, including neurological problems, learning deficiencies, and mental and physical retardation.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Friday, June 05, 2009
Green River Killer: A Detective Story Coming to Dark Horse
JUNE 1, NEW YORK, NY– Acclaimed entertainment writer Jeff Jensen presents the ultimate insider's account of America's most prolific serial killer in Green River Killer: A Detective Story. Jensen's own father led the twenty-year investigation into the murders of over forty women at the hands of Gary Leon Ridgway.In the summer of 1982, the bodies of five dead prostitutes were found on the marshy banks of Seattle’s Green River. One year later, the remains of six more women were discovered, prompting local law enforcement to officially declare that a serial killer was at work. Over the next several years, more bodies were found cleverly hidden - and most of them long dead. By 1988, the death toll reached 48 suspected victims. Yet despite the efforts of 60 detectives, the Green River Killer could not be found. In 1990, the Green River Task Force disbanded and the case was all but forgotten, to be left in the hands of one detective.
It was Tom Jensen who, in 2001, used DNA technology to finally link these atrocities back to one man: Gary Leon Ridgway. Jensen's story should have ended there. But after Ridgway cut a plea deal with prosecutors in 2003 to spare his life, Jensen led a small team of detectives in interviewing the killer, in secret, for 180 days—a journey as strange and disturbing as the 20 years that preceded it.
Informed by in-depth interviews with Jeff Jensen’s father and his colleagues, Green River Killer: A Detective Story is a true-crime comic unlike any other, a deeply personal behind-the-scenes chronicle of one of the most notorious serial-killer cases in American history.
Jeff Jensen says, "My father, in his wry, self-deprecating fashion, always joked that if anyone ever told his story, it would be in a comic book. Well, now that's come true, but in the best way possible. I'm excited to be telling his story, and thrilled that we're doing it as a graphic novel with Dark Horse. My father taught me to read with comics. As a teenager, I became a fan of the medium for life thanks to Alan Moore, Frank Miller, the Hernandez brothers, Neil Gaiman, Howard Chaykin, Harvey Pekar, and Daniel Clowes - artists who opened my eyes to how comics can tackle mature material in a sophisticated fashion. Ramón and I, and everyone here, want to do justice to my father's story in a smart, compelling, sensitive way, and we hope that the result is worthy of the comics that have inspired us."
Green River Killer: A Detective Story is written by Jeff Jensen, with art by Ramón K. Pérez. This groundbreaking and historic graphic novel hits shelves in 2010 from Dark Horse Comics.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz Brings His Fall Out Toys to Image Comics
4 June 2009 (Berkeley, CA) - Yesterday, MTV broke news of Fall Out Boy vocalist and bassist, Pete Wentz, teaming-up with famed designer, Darren Romanelli, Nathan Cabrera, WINTERMEN's Brett Lewis, and Imaginary Friends Studio's Sam Basri to create an all-new comic book series with Image Comics debuting this September, entitled FALL OUT TOY WORKS."Me and Darren came up with the idea of creating a world around 'Tiffany Blews'," Wentz told MTV News. "It's more than a comic, too. In the end, it will be a graphic novel, clothing, web site, and possibly toys themselves."
FALL OUT TOY WORKS, inspired by the ideas and lyrics of Fall Out Boy, tells the story of a brilliant young robot maker who risks his entire company for his factory's newly produced android named Tiffany as she becomes his greatest passion and potentially his own destruction. FALL OUT TOY WORKS teams Wentz with Darren Romanelli, AKA Dr. Romanelli "DRx," the ground-breaking designer behind the reinterpretations of Nike, Looney Tunes, and Black Sabbath, and writer Brett Lewis, the acclaimed creator of BULLETPROOF MONK and The Wintermen. Art chores will be handled by Sam Basri of Imaginary Friends Studios, the art studio behind the art for Radical'’s Hercules: The Thracian Wars, Caliber: First Canon of Justice, and Steve Niles' City of Dust.
Darren Romanelli added, "Pete had hit me up about designing him some custom gear and we immediately clicked. We've been throwing ideas back and forth for some time and FALL OUT TOY WORKS stemmed from a place of passion and common ground... Of course, Fall Out Boy has been a major inspiration, but we're reaching in[to] the larger world of art, fashion, and pop culture. We've also brought in my frequent collaborator, Nathan Cabrera, to help conceive the wider world, and are thrilled to have a writer of Brett Lewis' status realizing these ideas to their fullest potential with Sam Basri of Imaginary Friends Studios."
FALL OUT TOY WORKS #1, a 32-page full color five-issue comic book for $3.99, will be in stores September 2nd, 2009.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Thursday, June 04, 2009
Logan's Run from Bluewater
Bluewater Productions proudly announces an exciting new partnership with bestselling author, William F. Nolan. The Washington based comic book company has contracted to do three titles with Nolan including the iconic Logan's Run. Bluewater’s new franchise will also include another of his timeless novels, Seven For Space, and an exclusive new title that Nolan will create specifically for Bluewater.William F. Nolan's masterpiece of dystopian future once again races into the 23rd Century with an all-new comic book adaptation of Logan's Run. Working in collaboration with William F. Nolan himself, Logan's Run: Lastday re-imagines the classic trilogy and continues forward with all new adventures. The new ongoing series, written by Hollywood screenwriter Paul J. Salamoff with art by Daniel Gete, is a terrifying look at a world gone mad. When Lastday comes, will you lie down and die... or run!
"I'm excited to be partnered with Bluewater on this latest trek with Logan," said William Nolan "It has the potential to be a successful new chapter in the Logan saga. Logan lives!"
"Having been a lifelong fan of Logan's Run, it's a dream come true to not only be asked to re-launch and re-imagine the trilogy of classic books as graphic novels, but to collaborate with William F. Nolan himself," said writer, Paul J. Salamoff.
Logan's Run: Lastday is scheduled for a 2009 release. Seven For Space, which features Nolan's futuristic private eye, Sam Space, and the new untitled series are scheduled for 2010.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Stephen Colbert to Guest-Edit Newsweek
Stephen Colbert will guest-edit the redesigned Newsweek magazine for a week this June 8th. The first time Newsweek has ever had a guest editor in its history, Colbert got the job after impressing editor, Jon Meacham, during a lunch. Meacham said Colbert had "an almost encyclopedic feel for anything that came up."
Colbert will contribute an essay, write the editor's letter, dole-out assignments, and choose the pull-out quotes. The letters section will include the unpublished letters to the editor of Newsweek Colbert wrote as a child.
Meacham said this approach is just another way "to both inform and surprise readers."
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Colbert will contribute an essay, write the editor's letter, dole-out assignments, and choose the pull-out quotes. The letters section will include the unpublished letters to the editor of Newsweek Colbert wrote as a child.
Meacham said this approach is just another way "to both inform and surprise readers."
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Jane Yolen Comes to Dark Horse
Jane Yolen, the best-selling author Newsweek called "The Hans Christian Andersen of America," comes to Dark Horse with her upcoming graphic novel, The Last Dragon. Painted by legendary fantasy artist Rebecca Guay, The Last Dragon is a textured and lyrical story of adventure, homelands, and heroism the hard way.
200 years ago, humans drove the last of the dragons from the islands of May. For 200 years, they have gone about their lives, fishing and farming, never expecting the great wyrms to return. But now, the last of the dragons has risen, and the islanders must once again band together in the face of a threat greater than any their peaceful lives have prepared them to battle.
"I have written a lot of girl power novels, stories, and picture books over the last 40 years," says writer Jane Yolen. "They have won awards like the Nebula (for the novella, Lost Girls) and ALA Notable Award (for the folk tale collection, Not One Damsel in Distress), the Golden Kite (for the collection of original fairy tales, The Girl Who Cried Flowers), the Jewish Book Award (for the Holocaust novel, The Devil’s Arithmetic), and others." Yolen continues, "But nothing has been more fun than working on The Last Dragon, about the daughter of a healer who shows a reluctant hero how to fight the dragon that has killed her father and terrorized her village."
Artist Rebecca Guay adds, “The Last Dragon, and the vision that Jane and I have for the book, will have all of the fiercely imaginative elements that drew me to comics in my teen years (and kept me reading them as an adult). We are given a hero on a mission of self-discovery and a heroine who leads him to his true path; love and falling in love; mystery, history, glittering and fantastic; and, at the fiery heart of it all, the gorgeous, dangerous, and inevitable Last Dragon. ”
The Last Dragon features story by Jane Yolen, with art by Rebecca Guay, and joins the ever-growing line of Dark Horse books for young adults in 2010.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
200 years ago, humans drove the last of the dragons from the islands of May. For 200 years, they have gone about their lives, fishing and farming, never expecting the great wyrms to return. But now, the last of the dragons has risen, and the islanders must once again band together in the face of a threat greater than any their peaceful lives have prepared them to battle.
"I have written a lot of girl power novels, stories, and picture books over the last 40 years," says writer Jane Yolen. "They have won awards like the Nebula (for the novella, Lost Girls) and ALA Notable Award (for the folk tale collection, Not One Damsel in Distress), the Golden Kite (for the collection of original fairy tales, The Girl Who Cried Flowers), the Jewish Book Award (for the Holocaust novel, The Devil’s Arithmetic), and others." Yolen continues, "But nothing has been more fun than working on The Last Dragon, about the daughter of a healer who shows a reluctant hero how to fight the dragon that has killed her father and terrorized her village."
Artist Rebecca Guay adds, “The Last Dragon, and the vision that Jane and I have for the book, will have all of the fiercely imaginative elements that drew me to comics in my teen years (and kept me reading them as an adult). We are given a hero on a mission of self-discovery and a heroine who leads him to his true path; love and falling in love; mystery, history, glittering and fantastic; and, at the fiery heart of it all, the gorgeous, dangerous, and inevitable Last Dragon. ”
The Last Dragon features story by Jane Yolen, with art by Rebecca Guay, and joins the ever-growing line of Dark Horse books for young adults in 2010.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
David Carradine Dead in Bangkok
Kung Fu and Kill Bill star, David Carradine, has been found dead in his hotel room in Bangkok. According to reports, Carradine did not show up for a cast and crew meal. A maid found his body in his room that morning.
While reports are confusing and little is being said, it is believed that Carradine, aged 72, hanged himself to death with a cord used by the room's curtains. Police say there were no signs of assault, and it is believed he committed suicide.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
While reports are confusing and little is being said, it is believed that Carradine, aged 72, hanged himself to death with a cord used by the room's curtains. Police say there were no signs of assault, and it is believed he committed suicide.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
On Automakers and Americana
Tearing down the open road with the top down, windows wide-open, radio blaring good old rock n roll - what could be more American?A whole lot of things: Coca-Cola, comic books and the underwear-clad superheroes who populate them, Dungeons & Dragons, the banjo - and those are just off the top of my head. Let's not blow smoke up our national skirt when we discuss the auto industry and its contributions to Americana. While I agree with President Obama that our country would be in worse shape were the auto industry allowed to die the death it deserves in the grave of its own digging, I stringently oppose the idea that victims of the industry's shoddy craftsmanship may get as little as 1/2¢ on the dollar for their claims!
All the fuzzy feelings over muscle cars and Route 66 belong to a generation or three past - a generation, I'll scholastically add, who has done more damage to this country (and world) than pretty much any other since the Industrial Age. A generation whose avarice and plotting led directly to the downfall of these very automakers they laud.
America is a country which doesn't just allow consumers to be victimized, it encourages it. Worst of all is the stigma attached to "getting played" - the kind of shame which keeps so many from reporting it. It is more of the Blame the Victim mentality I so frequently deride here, and this is the very reason I do so. I know this is a preachy post, but it's been... shit, like a year or more since I wrote one and the bankruptcy of the American automakers is definitely a matter of American history and Americana. And it still needs to be said; I will quit preaching the pitfalls of this terrible, Medieval, Blame the Victim ideology when it stops being so prominent!
"Buyer Beware" is literally a euphemism for "Don't hold large companies responsible for bad craftsmanship because they provide many Americans with jobs." Except they don't. Most of these products are manufactured overseas, where their "customer service" centers are now located (since the turn of the Millennium, anyway). The idea that "everybody gets what they deserve" is precisely as philosophically advanced as "that chick totally wanted it" and "you get what you pay for" is simply a play on that theme.
Accidents do happen and no matter how much we Americans want to find someone to blame, they are no one's fault and no one can truthfully be held responsible for them (even if someone is), but these lawsuits discount any chance of accident, and deserve to be heard and settled on their merits. Many are pushing for a quick resolution, even though they know there is no guarantee they will ever actually get whatever they may be awarded.
Why?
What I don't know about bankruptcy could fill the Web (it does, come to think of it) but I know that entering bankruptcy literally means one cannot pay one's debts, which must be forgiven to some degree (structured payment plans, et.al.). I agree with it as a legal maneuver, however last-ditch, but maiming, dismemberment, paralyzation, and death due to poor workmanship? Why are they getting off the hook for that?
This illustrates everything that is wrong with bailing-out these industries to start with: they fucked-up, so they should suffer the consequences! That's what a free-market society is. And if that sounds antithetical to my whole "anti-Blame the Victim" campaign, you have to consider the fact that these companies are the very ones who victimized consumers to the point that no one wanted to purchase their inferior product and deal with their inferior customer service in the first place! The automakers are no victims of ailing economies, or anything else, aside from their own greed and mismanagement.
Whatever you want to say about unions, corruption, and so on, the automakers cannot fault the benefits they provided union members, even though they absolutely over-extended themselves by offering such outrageous benefits. It was an optimistic attempt to maintain the "Company Man" way of American life some 50 years after it ceased to be viable - or relevant. Again, the same generations who extol the overreaching "Americana" of the automakers are the ones who mismanaged these megacorporations right into the ground, so who is really losing anything with their demise aside from these dummies?
Obviously, tens of thousands of minimally-skilled workers will be displaced. This once again brings up the issue of illegal immigration, as there are more than enough jobs for underskilled and physical laborers in America, they're just being done by illegal immigrants for half the wages federal law says must be paid their legal counterparts. And who says these people are necessarily unskilled? Whatever skills they learned as part and parcel of their auto-industry job(s) must surely be applicable in some related industry... oh, that's right - those industries are all located overseas now. It's cheaper that way, as the megacorporations pioneered and profited by.
These assholes did this to themselves - even in the face of everyone who was telling them not to do it! They made a point of flaunting the very fact that they were doing it, trying to convince us all that it was a perfectly viable exploitation of the law that we should expect them to... exploit - that it was somehow clever and efficient of them. It's this very concept which has resulted in the nationwide apathy for which my generation is so well-known.
Do we not all expect Big Business and The Government to produce sub-standard results at a bare minimum of efficiency for the largest profit margin possible? And, when they inevitably do, do we not all sigh, "Well, that's what They do..." and carry on? Are we so complacent that, when these bastions of all that is wrong with this Goddamned world finally get their comeuppance, we're going to show them mercy!?
Now, no one can accuse me of being some Right-winger, Conservative... whatever - in fact, I'm most often characterized as some hippy-dippy dummy who lets everyone get over on him (because it happens so often) - so please hear me when I say that even I am for letting the American automakers go bankrupt and die!These insufferable power structures symbolize everything that is wrong with America, everything that has been wrong with this country for decades now, and this is what we wanted to happen to them! These are the despots of our nation, people! We should rejoice in their ruin and eagerly discuss how best to build a fair and mutually beneficial world on their bones, learning from their "mistakes," and righting them. Why do we keep giving them the benefit of the doubt when they have proven themselves corrupt beyond all redemption? These people have no concept of reality; they are literally doing and saying whatever they need to to cover one another's butts. And this "One hand washes the other" mentality is exactly what got us to this point to start with! Doing whatever you want and having others help cover it up in return for helping cover-up their corruption and misdeeds results in the few getting more than they deserve at the cost of the many.
They have the audacity to present their egregious misconduct as enterprising, daring, and creative - why, their success proves it! And they keep the customer from getting too ballsy and questioning their behavior with the Buyer Beware mantra: the consumer is always responsible. Eventually, consumers are exasperated by the process and and give up trying en masse.
This backhanded strategy did not work, though; it failed. Brazenly cheating will not work, no matter how many times you try it, no matter how much you really want it to, because it pisses people off. And these Good Ol' Boys are not going to change their ways, no matter how many chances they get. I am just barely willing to throw my hands up in despair at the entire thing on an average day - I sure as hell don't want to be party to this stuff!
So, at this point, we come full-circle: with the bail-out of industry after industry, company after company, and now the possibility of bailing-out entire states, our money is being used to pay the salaries and bonuses of people and firms who sold us out, and sold us short. And now we "own" a piece of their way of business.
We need to remember that great, American maxim: "Buyer Beware."
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
Bluewater Signs with William Morris
Bluewater Productions has signed on with William Morris Endeavor Entertainment for representation of their comic book and graphic novel properties.
“We are very excited to be represented by Scott Agostoni from William Morris” said publisher, Darren G. Davis. “We look forward to a long and prosperous relationship.”
Golden House Entertainment, who is developing their comic properties, Legend of Isis and Lost Raven for the feature film and television markets, manages Bluewater. Lisa K. Brause from Golden House Entertainment will be working closely with William Morris on packaging and branding multiple of Bluewater Production’s properties.
Castle Bright Productions at Universal Pictures is still in development with Bluewater’s flagship title 10th Muse.
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“We are very excited to be represented by Scott Agostoni from William Morris” said publisher, Darren G. Davis. “We look forward to a long and prosperous relationship.”
Golden House Entertainment, who is developing their comic properties, Legend of Isis and Lost Raven for the feature film and television markets, manages Bluewater. Lisa K. Brause from Golden House Entertainment will be working closely with William Morris on packaging and branding multiple of Bluewater Production’s properties.
Castle Bright Productions at Universal Pictures is still in development with Bluewater’s flagship title 10th Muse.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Monday, June 01, 2009
Marvel Comics Shipping 06-03-09
Hey, you nerds! Here is your weekly Rundown of Marvel Comics hitting newsstands this Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009:
Comics On-Sale:
AGENTS OF ATLAS #6 (DR)
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #596 (DR)
ANITA BLAKE, THE LAUGHING CORPSE - NECROMANCER #2
ASTONISHING TALES #5
BLACK PANTHER #5 (DR)
CAPTAIN BRITAIN AND MI13 ANNUAL #1
DAREDEVIL NOIR #3
DAREDEVIL NOIR #3 CALERO VARIANT
DARK AVENGERS #5
DARK AVENGERS #5 YOUNG GUN VARIANT (DR)
DEADPOOL: SUICIDE KINGS #3
EXILES #3
MARVEL: YOUR UNIVERSE #5
MIGHTY AVENGERS #25 (DR)
NEW AVENGERS: THE REUNION #4 (DR)
NEW MUTANTS #2
NEW MUTANTS #2 BENJAMIN VARIANT
OFFICIAL INDEX TO THE MARVEL UNIVERSE #6
PUNISHER MAX: NAKED KILL ONE-SHOT
SKAAR #11
SOLEIL: UNIVERSAL WAR ONE - REVELATIONS #3
THUNDERBOLTS #131 2ND PRINTING VARIANT (DR)
TIMESTORM 2009/2099: SPIDER-MAN ONE-SHOT
TROJAN WAR #2
ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #133
ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #133 WHITE VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #1 2ND PRINTING VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #2 3RD PRINTING VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #3 2ND PRINTING VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #4
ULTIMATUM #4 MCGUINNESS VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #4 MCGUINNESS SKETCH VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #4 PETER PARKER R.I.P. VARIANT
WAR OF KINGS #4 (WOK)
WAR OF KINGS #4 LEE VARIANT (WOK)
WOLVERINE: REVOLVER ONE-SHOT
Collections On-Sale:
CAPTAIN AMERICA: FIGHTING CHANCE - DENIAL TPB
DAREDEVIL BY ED BRUBAKER & MICHAEL LARK OMNIBUS VOL. 1 HC
DEADPOOL VOL. 1: SECRET INVASION TPB
DEADPOOL VOL. 1: SECRET INVASION TPB (DM ONLY)
HALO: UPRISING PREMIERE HC
KIDNAPPED! PREMIERE HC
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: ATLAS ERA JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY VOL. 2 HC
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: ATLAS ERA JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY VOL. 2 HC (VARIANT)
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: THE AVENGERS VOL. 9 HC
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: THE AVENGERS VOL. 9 HC (VARIANT)
PUNISHER MAX VOL. 5 HC
SENTRY: THE AGE OF THE SENTRY TPB (DM ONLY)
SHE-HULK VOL. 9: LADY LIBERATORS TPB
ULTIMATES BY MARK MILLAR & BRYAN HITCH OMNIBUS HC
UNCANNY X-MEN: LOVELORN TPB
X-MEN: INFERNO HC
*DR = Dark Reign tie-in
*MW = Messiah War tie-in
*WOK = War of Kings tie-in
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
Comics On-Sale:
AGENTS OF ATLAS #6 (DR)
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #596 (DR)
ANITA BLAKE, THE LAUGHING CORPSE - NECROMANCER #2
ASTONISHING TALES #5
BLACK PANTHER #5 (DR)
CAPTAIN BRITAIN AND MI13 ANNUAL #1
DAREDEVIL NOIR #3
DAREDEVIL NOIR #3 CALERO VARIANT
DARK AVENGERS #5
DARK AVENGERS #5 YOUNG GUN VARIANT (DR)
DEADPOOL: SUICIDE KINGS #3
EXILES #3
MARVEL: YOUR UNIVERSE #5
MIGHTY AVENGERS #25 (DR)
NEW AVENGERS: THE REUNION #4 (DR)
NEW MUTANTS #2
NEW MUTANTS #2 BENJAMIN VARIANT
OFFICIAL INDEX TO THE MARVEL UNIVERSE #6
PUNISHER MAX: NAKED KILL ONE-SHOT
SKAAR #11
SOLEIL: UNIVERSAL WAR ONE - REVELATIONS #3
THUNDERBOLTS #131 2ND PRINTING VARIANT (DR)
TIMESTORM 2009/2099: SPIDER-MAN ONE-SHOT
TROJAN WAR #2
ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #133
ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #133 WHITE VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #1 2ND PRINTING VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #2 3RD PRINTING VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #3 2ND PRINTING VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #4
ULTIMATUM #4 MCGUINNESS VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #4 MCGUINNESS SKETCH VARIANT
ULTIMATUM #4 PETER PARKER R.I.P. VARIANT
WAR OF KINGS #4 (WOK)
WAR OF KINGS #4 LEE VARIANT (WOK)
WOLVERINE: REVOLVER ONE-SHOT
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CAPTAIN AMERICA: FIGHTING CHANCE - DENIAL TPB
DAREDEVIL BY ED BRUBAKER & MICHAEL LARK OMNIBUS VOL. 1 HC
DEADPOOL VOL. 1: SECRET INVASION TPB
DEADPOOL VOL. 1: SECRET INVASION TPB (DM ONLY)
HALO: UPRISING PREMIERE HC
KIDNAPPED! PREMIERE HC
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: ATLAS ERA JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY VOL. 2 HC
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: ATLAS ERA JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY VOL. 2 HC (VARIANT)
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: THE AVENGERS VOL. 9 HC
MARVEL MASTERWORKS: THE AVENGERS VOL. 9 HC (VARIANT)
PUNISHER MAX VOL. 5 HC
SENTRY: THE AGE OF THE SENTRY TPB (DM ONLY)
SHE-HULK VOL. 9: LADY LIBERATORS TPB
ULTIMATES BY MARK MILLAR & BRYAN HITCH OMNIBUS HC
UNCANNY X-MEN: LOVELORN TPB
X-MEN: INFERNO HC
*DR = Dark Reign tie-in
*MW = Messiah War tie-in
*WOK = War of Kings tie-in
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
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