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So with new comic book days coming out yesterday, what’d folks get? Did you enjoy Superman Unchained #1? Batman #21? the new American Vampire? Find out what we think later today!

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The Salt Lake Tribune – Superman: Still flying high at 75 Expect a lot of articles like this one this year.

Yahoo – Superman’s 20 Most Un-Super MomentsSome of these are so bad.

 

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Comic Vine – Alpha: Big Time #5

Comic Vine – Astonishing X-Men #63

Comic Vine – Avengers Assemble #16

Comic Vine – The Black Beetle: No Way Out #4

Comic Vine – Deadpool #11

Comic Vine – Demon Knights #21

Comic Vine – Doomsday.1 #2

Comic Vine – Great Pacific #7

Comic Vine – Green Lantern Corps #21

Comic Vine – Guardians of the Galaxy #3

ICv2 – Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix Vols. 1 & 2 TP

Comic Vine – The Manhattan Projects #12

Comic Vine – Masters of the Universe: The Origin of Hordak #1

Comic Vine – Savage Wolverine #6

CBR – Savage Wolverine #6

Comic Vine – Thor: God of Thunder #9

Comic Vine – Ultimate Comics X-Men #27

Comic Vine – Uncanny X-Force #6

Comic Vine – Venom #36

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New comic book day is today! What’s everyone getting?

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ICv2 – Friedrich Wins ‘Ghost Rider’ Appeal Interesting…

The Guardian – Man of Steel: why Hollywood needs a break from superhero movies I couldn’t get through this article. Such shit and a misunderstanding of movies and comics.

CNN – The 99: Islamic superheroes going global Glad to see this still going.

Bleeding Cool – The Trial Of Bradley Manning, The Comic Book Interesting…

 

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CBR – Batman #21

Bleeding Cool – Batman #21

Comic Vine – Batman #21

Bleeding Cool – Multiplayer #1

CBR – Superman Unchained #1

Comic Vine – Superman Unchained #1

Bleeding Cool – Takedown

Combs 24 Advertiser – Thor God of Thunder: The God Butcher

MTV Geek – Advance (Spoiler-Free) Reviews: Superman Unchained #1 and Batman #21

Marvel Announces Lego Variants

This September, Marvel and Lego unite for the greatest variant covers you’ve ever seen –  LEGO Variants.  That’s right, Iron Man, Hawkeye, Wolverine, Captain America, and so many more of your favorite Marvel heroes are translated into LEGO form! Not only will you get to see so many of Earth’s Mightiest as Minifigures, but over 20 of your favorite Marvel comics will feature these one- of-a-kind variant covers depicting some of the most classic of covers!

  • All-New X-Men #17
  • Avengers #21
  • Avengers A.I. #4
  • Captain America #12
  • Daredevil #31
  • Fantastic Four #13
  • Guardians Of The Galaxy #7
  • Hawkeye #15
  • Indestructible Hulk #14
  • Infinity #3
  • Iron Man #17
  • Marvel Universe: Avengers Assemble #1
  • Mighty Avengers #1
  • New Avengers #11
  • Nova #8
  • Secret Avengers #10
  • Superior Spider-Man #19
  • Thor: God Of Thunder #14
  • Uncanny Avengers #12
  • Wolverine & The X-Men #36
  • X-Men #5

The covers also celebrate the new LEGO Marvel Super Heroes videogame which will be available beginning Fall 2013 and is the first installment in the highly successful LEGO videogame franchise to feature characters from the Marvel Universe.

Hawkeye_15_LegoVariant IndestructibleHulk_14_LegoVariant XMen_5_LegoVariant

Picks of the Week: Superman Unchained #1 and 9 other Choices

superman unchained #1 coverI’ve been a bit down on Superman since the launch of DC’s New 52. In general, I think the existing series lack something, though not quite sure I can put my finger on it. Some writing is just incomprehensible and others lack the wonder and excitement I’m looking for. That’s why I’m intrigued by Superman Unchained #1 from the team of writer Scott Snyder and artist Jim Lee. That team alone makes this a “buy” and one of the highest profile comics this week, probably this month.

With it being Superman’s 75th anniversary and a new movie out this week. I’m crossing my fingers this is the Superman comic I’ve been waiting for from a team I know can turn out amazing stuff.

Checking out my other picks below in alphabetical order.

  • American Vampire: The Long Road to Hell #1 – It’s American Vampire how is that not reason enough to purchase this!?
  • Bravest Warriors #9 – One of the  most consistently funny comics on the market. Great for kids and adults.
  • BubbleGun #1 – Aspen’s latest series is an anime like sci-fi adventure. Cool premise and interesting art.
  • Ghost Town #1 – My favorite so far of Action Lab’s Danger Zone line. The concept is terrorists with the ability to time travel.
  • Six-Gun Gorilla #1 – Simon Spurrier + BOOM! = awesome!
  • Supurbia #8 – It’s super heroes mixed with a soap opera and it is fantastic.
  • Thor: God of Thunder #9 – Easily one of the best Marvel NOW! series. Not great for new readers, but an amazing story. Definitely should be read from the first issue.
  • Thumbprint #1 – Joe Hill’s latest comic series!
  • The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys #1 – Gerard Way’s latest comic series!

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Did you get your new releases yesterday? What’d folks pick up?

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Bleeding Cool – Showtime Yet To Pay Layman And Guillory For Chew That really sucks.

Kotaku – First Look At Telltale’s Fables GameCould be a really cool game.

 

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Comic Vine – Archer and Armstrong #0

Comic Vine – Avengers #11

Comic Vine – Avengers Arena #9

Comic Vine – Avengers Assemble #15AU

Comic Vine – Batman #20

Comic Vine – Chin Music #1

Comic Vine – Deadpool #9

Comic Vine – Demon Knights #20

Comic Vine – Fearless Defenders #4

Comic Vine – Green Lantern Corps #20

Comic Vine – Justice League of America #3

Comic Vine – Secret Avengers #4

MTV Geek – Star Wars #5

Comic Vine – Superboy #20

Comic Vine – Thor: God of Thunder #8

Comic Vine – Threshold #5

Comic Vine – Ultimate Comics Ultimates #24

Picks of the Week: Bravest Warriors #8 and 9 Other Choices

Bravest-Warriors-8-cover-B-Nick-EdwardsThere are few comics that get me to laugh each and every issue. Bravest Warriors is one of those comics. This comic might look like it’s for kids, but the subversive humor is anything but. With moments that get me to say “holy shit” then laugh out loud (literally laugh out loud, people stare) the comic has it all in a crazy package. From the creator of Adventure Time, the series is the sci-fi cousin of that popular series. Featuring a team of adventurers to stories are bizarre and beyond entertaining.

Check out below for the rest of our picks!

  • Bravest Warriors #8 – see above
  • Avengers #11 – One of Marvel’s best, the series seems to be merging many corners of the Marvel Universe, like the New Universe. For die-hard fans only, the series is thick with continuity, but also a threat that’s “Avengers worthy”
  • Batman #20 – The last issue before Zero Year. Batman is still dealing with the loss of his son.
  • Chin Music #1 – A new Image series that looks to continue the streak of hits. Shaw is a man on the run and lost in time. Fleeing ancient enemies, Shaw finds himself in prohibition-era Chicago surrounded by gangers and demons alike and caught between law enforcement and the local supernatural underground. The comic is a tale of mysticism and violence like nothing you’ve experienced before.
  • Grimm #1 – Based on the popular television series. I’m expecting a possible hit from non-regular comic readers.
  • Star Wars #5 – Brian Wood has given us a new and interesting Star Wars story devoid of years of continuity and history.
  • Supurbia #7 – Super powers + soap opera = awesome!
  • Thor: God of Thunder #8 – Jason Aaron has been giving us an awesome Thor and the art is some of the best out there.
  • Uncanny Avengers #8 – The series started off slow, but has been getting better. The tension between mutants and humans is the main focus and something missing from most of Marvel NOW!
  • The Walking Dead #110 – Do I really need to push this one? The series is a cultural phenomenon and one of the few with crossover fans from outside comics. A true success in bringing in new readers from a new entertainment venue.
  • X #1 – The return of Dark Horse’s gritty anti-hero.

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It was new comic book day yesterday, what’d everyone get!?

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CBLDF – ComiXology Chief: “Apple Didn’t Ban Saga #12.” Comic Available on iOSNerd rage!!!

ArtsBeat – ‘Spider-Man’ Legal Fight Ends in ‘Artistic Divorce’ When’s the musical about this going to come out?

 

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Comic Vine – Avengers #9

Comic Vine – Batman #19

CBR – Batman #19

Comic Vine – Batman and Robin #19

Comic Vine – Constantine #2

Comic Vine – Demon Knights #19

Comic Vine – Fantastic Four #6

Comic Vine – Green Lantern Corps #19

Comic Vine – Hawkeye #9

Comic Vine – Saga #12

Comic Vine – Secret Avengers #3

Comic Vine – Thor: God of Thunder #7

Comic Vine – Uncanny Avengers #6

Comic Vine – Uncanny X-Men #4

MTV Geek – Walking Dead #109

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It’s a new week! What are folks looking forward to?

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Bleeding Cool – Disney And Marvel’s Big Hero 6 Animated Movie Given November 2014 Release Date Hmmm.

The ComiChron – January 2013 Comichron Flashbacks: From Justice League to SuperboySome interesting history.

Bleeding Cool – Top Cow Announce New Talent Contest – With A Little Gender Weighting Interesting.

 

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Nerd Span – Afrodisiac

Science Fiction – Avengers #6

Talking Comics – Birds of Prey #17

Talking Comics – It Girl & The Atomics #7

Bleeding Cool – Sullivan’s Sluggers

Science Fiction – Superior Spider-Man #4

CBR – Thor: God of Thunder #5

Bleeding Cool – Xenoglyphs

Marvel NOW! Premiere Hardcover Collections To Include Codes For Bonus Digital Editions

AllNewXMen_Vol01_HCMarvel has announced that the first volume hardcover collections included in the Marvel NOW! initiative will now include codes for bonus digital editions of these same collections, all at no additional cost. Customers can redeem the codes on Marvel.com, and then the free digital collection will appear in the My Comics section on both the Marvel Comics app and online in the Marvel Digital Comics Shop. This initiative begins with All-New X-Men Vol.1: Yesterday’s X-Men Premiere HC, on-sale in March.

David Gabriel, SVP of Sales, Publishing & Digital Media has stated:

We’ve seen an overwhelmingly positive response from retailers and fans to the digital codes included—at no cost—in many of our monthly comics and select graphic novels. The universal support and praise for this initiatives makes it clear that including these codes with our books drives customers into comic stores on a repeated basis.

The following Marvel Premiere Hardcovers in 2013 carry the Marvel NOW! branding and will includes codes for free digital copies:

  • ALL-NEW X-MEN VOL. 1: YESTERDAY’S X-MEN PREMIERE HC
  • AVENGERS VOL. 1: AVENGERS WORLD PREMIERE HC
  • CAPTAIN AMERICA VOL. 1: CASTAWAY IN DIMENSION Z BOOK 1 PREMIERE HC
  • GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 1 PREMIERE HC
  • INDESTRUCTIBLE HULK VOL. 1: AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D. PREMIERE HC
  • IRON MAN VOL. 1: BELIEVE PREMIERE HC
  • NEW AVENGERS VOL. 1: EVERYTHING DIES PREMIERE HC
  • NOVA VOL. 1 PREMIERE HC
  • SAVAGE WOLVERINE VOL. 1 PREMIERE HC
  • THOR: GOD OF THUNDER VOL. 1 – THE GOD BUTCHER PREMIERE HC
  • UNCANNY AVENGERS VOL. 1: THE RED SHADOW PREMIERE HC
  • UNCANNY X-MEN VOL. 1: REVOLUTION PREMIERE HC
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