We did this insane print run I thought would see us through the movie. TWICE the pre-orders and those pre-orders were double the numbers we had for even Old Man Logan (my best-selling HC so far).

But what the Hell do I know? They're gone already and Marvel back doing a new printing. This is going nuts.

Thanks to all who parted with their cash and helped Johny Romita pay a little of his gambling debt to his Uncle Santino.

MM
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Hi All. Not sure if this is the correct forum to post this but here goes - My partner and I are planning an OE to Europe and I'm interested in checking out local comic shops and/or conventions that may be taking place during May-July. As well as being a fan of everything Millar/Hitchy/McNiven, I enjoy the work of many European artists such as Manara, Serpiera, Royo, Liberatore etc. So can anyone give me any pointers? I would appreciate your help. We will be in Europe for two months and traveling through - London, Paris, Bruges, Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Salzburg, Munich, Venice, Rome, Florence, Nice, and places in between. Thanks for your help. Oh and Non English edition books don't scare me neither.

ps. Since I'm here - If you can't feed Gremlins after midnight...what time can you feed em?
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Port Typhon is a city divided – half flooded disaster zone in Undertown, half recovering metropolis in Uptown. In Undertown, anarchy reigns. In its dank streets thrive rival drug gangs, terrorists, rogue federal agents and horrors unspeakable. There is no law in Undertown, but its remaining denizens are defended by a few of their own: Great White. Street Saint. Flaxen Fury. Headliner and Newsboy. Guttersnipe. The Blind Eye. Men and women who hide their faces in masks or the city’s own shadows to protect their home and neighbors. But all is not well with The Blind Eye, the first and most fervent of Port Typhon’s masked protectors. He lost his partner, the love of his life and his very power to fight when his eyes were snatched from their sockets by a still unknown attacker. For months, he seethed in futile darkness, in helplessness, at his sorry fate. But something happened. He can see again. Without eyes, he can see again, and there is Hell to pay. For those who took his eyes. For those who still rape his city. For those who abandoned him in blindness.


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In the Marvel Reading Circle, Marvel Comics editors gather to read and discuss recent comics??dissecting, analyzing and pontificating on what they liked about the issue. These sessions, led by... (originally published on: Mar 9, 2010)
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Writer Bryan Q. Miller and artist Talent Caldwell kick off a crossover with RED ROBIN, as Tim Drake returns to Gotham Cit. But who does he find in the Batcave? None other than Stephanie Brown, the new Batgirl. And when Ra’s al Ghul attacks one of Batman’s closest allies, Red Robin and Batgirl will have [...]
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One of my very earliest memories as a child is of watching one of the Superman cartoons created by Max Fleischer. In particular, a scene where Superman puts his cape around Lois Lane to protect her from an incoming tide of molten metal. I imprinted on that image like a baby duck, and [...]
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