ComicList: DC Comics new Releases for Wednesday, January 11, 2017, by Charles LePage.

Action Comics #971 (Cover A Stephen Segovia & Art Thibert), $2.99Action Comics #971 (Cover B Gary Frank), ARAll-Star Batman #6 (Cover A Jock), $4.99All-Star Batman #6 (Cover B Jock), ARAll-Star Batman #6 (Cover C Francesco Francavilla), ARAquaman volume 1 The Drowning TP, $16.99Batgirl and The Birds Of Prey #6 (Cover A Yanick Paquette), $2.99Batgirl and The Birds Of Prey #6 (Cover B Karmome Shirahama), ARBatman teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 (Of 6)(Ken Haeser Batman Sketch Variant Cover)(Dynamic Forces), ARBatman teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 (Of 6)(Ken Haeser Black & White Variant Cover)(Dynamic Forces), ARBatman volume 1 I Am Gotham TP, $16.99Dark Knight III The Master Race #7 (Of 9)(Collector’s Edition), $12.99DC essentials graphic Novels 2017, ARDeathstroke #10 (Cover A Cary Nord), $2.99Deathstroke #10 (Cover B Shane Davis), ARDetective Comics #948 (Cover A Ben Oliver), $2.99Detective Comics #948 (Cover B Rafael Albuquerque), AREarth 2 society #20, $2.99Flash #14 (Cover A Carmine Di Giandomenico), $2.99Flash #14 (Cover B Dave Johnson), ARFlash The Silver Age Omnibus volume 2 HC, $99.99Gotham Academy second Semester #5, $2.99Green Arrow volume 7 Homecoming TP, $19.99Hal Jordan and The green lantern Corps #12 (Cover A Ethan Van Sciver), $2.99Hal Jordan and The green lantern Corps #12 (Cover B Kevin Nowlan), ARHellblazer volume 15 Highwater TP, $24.99Injustice Gods among us Year two The complete Collection TP, $24.99Justice league Of America Vixen regeneration #1 (Cover A Ivan Reis & Joe Prado), $2.99Justice league Of America Vixen regeneration #1 (Cover B Jamal Campbell), ARJustice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover A Karl Kerschl), $3.99Justice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover B Dan Hipp), ARJustice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover C Dustin Nguyen), ARJustice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover D Yasmine Putri), ARJustice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover E Marguerite Sauvage), ARJustice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover F Chris Sprouse), ARJustice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover G Marcus To), ARJustice league Power Rangers #1 (Of 6)(Cover H Blank), ARJustice league Vs suicide Squad #4 (Of 6)(Cover A Fernando Pasarin), $3.99Justice league Vs suicide Squad #4 (Of 6)(Cover B Amanda Conner), ARJustice league Vs suicide Squad #4 (Of 6)(Cover C David Finch), ARLost kids #4 (Of 6), $3.99New Super-Man #7 (Cover A Viktor Bogdanovic), $2.99New Super-Man #7 (Cover B Bernard Chang), ARRed Hood and The Outlaws #6 (Cover A Giuseppe Camuncoli & Cam Smith), $2.99Red Hood and The Outlaws #6 (Cover B Matteo Scalera), ARScooby Apocalypse #9 (Cover A Howard Porter), $3.99Scooby Apocalypse #9 (Cover B Rafael Albuquerque), ARSuicide Squad #9 (Cover A Riley Rossmo), $2.99Suicide Squad #9 (Cover B Lee Bermejo), ARSuicide Squad regeneration #1 (Phillip Tan Geek fuel Black & White Variant Cover)(Dynamic Forces), ARSupergirl #5 (Cover A Brian Ching), $2.99Supergirl #5 (Cover B Bengal), ARSuperwoman #6 (Cover A Ivan Reis & Trevor Scott), $2.99Superwoman #6 (Cover B Drew Johnson), ARTitans #7 (Cover A Lee Weeks), $2.99Titans #7 (Cover B Nick Bradshaw), ARUnfollow volume 2 God Is enjoying TP, $14.99Wonder woman #14 (Cover A Nicola Scott), $2.99Wonder woman #14 (Cover B Jenny Frison), AREAGLEMOSS PUBLICATIONSDC Chess Collection The complete Batman Set, $495.00DC enjoy Collection #7 (Man Of Steel 2013 Movie), $34.95

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Media release — This February, hatred has a new face. marvel enjoyment & Lucasfilm Ltd. are pleased to announce star WARS: DARTH MAUL #1 – the next thrilling star Wars limited series pertains to comic shops and digital devices everywhere! Blockbuster writer Cullen Bunn (Deadpool kills the marvel Universe, Monsters Unleashed) and artist Luke Ross (Star Wars: The force Awakens Adaptation) take you inside the mind of Darth Sidious’ star pupil as he embarks on a personal quest – with deadly consequences!
Bred on hate, fear, and anger. Steeped in the ways of darkness…trained to kill. Darth Maul’s time as an apprentice to Darth Sidious has long been cloaked in shadows, but at last we will reveal his tale of revenge. His master tells him to embrace his anger, but to stay hidden and bide his time. Maul has waited long enough – his patience growing ever thinner. His moment to step into the light has finally come. Prepare for a tale of unbridled rage as Darth Maul readies one of his first encounters with his mortal enemy…with the Jedi.

“Darth Maul was, as you might imagine, my favorite character in The Phantom Menace,” says Cullen Bunn in an interview with Marvel.com. “I loved that we were seeing a new kind of Sith. though he was only in the motion picture for a few short scenes, he left his mark. I couldn’t help but wonder what had driven his brash, impatient anger. That’s part of what we’re exploring with this book.”

The fan-favorite character takes center stage this February as Bunn and Ross take you inside the mind of the Sith in the can’t-miss star WARS: DARTH MAUL #1!

STAR WARS: DARTH MAUL #1 (of 5)
Written by CULLEN BUNN
Art by LUKE ROSS
Cover by ROD REIS
On Sale in February!

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About marvel Entertainment
Marvel Entertainment, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, is one of the world’s a lot of famous character-based enjoyment companies, built on a proven library of a lot more than 8,000 characters featured in a variety of media over seventy years. marvel utilizes its character franchises in entertainment, licensing and publishing.

For a lot more information visit marvel.com.

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“Pay interest in my class…or else.”

by beau Smith

Every now as well as then in this class we phone call Beauology 101, I ask you, the readers, to take part to ensure that I can have a much better concept what’s on YOUR mind. we all understand that I can ramble on permanently with my opinions as well as advice, however I believe that we can all prosper if we hear YOUR thoughts on occasion. No requirement to keep all your goodies wrapped up in your head, share a little.

As comic book readers, we all share a few practices with our reading as well as collecting. I was noting a few of mine the other night when I was going with a few of my long boxes of new comics as well as youth comics. I might see a timeline of my life unfold before me in stacks of comic books. By looking at a few of them, I might keep in mind where I was when I purchased them as well as sometimes where, what the weather condition was like, as well as other little details. It improved my enjoyment with the comic. I’m sure you’ve done the same, or at least that’s what we’re gonna discover out.

I’ve listed a few questions, together with my personal thoughts, as well as I want to see what yours are. Please note, you can publish up as well as response as many as you want, all of them or just one, however please try as well as share a bit with me, as well as all your fellow classmates right here in Beauology 101.

I hope you get a kick out of it. Let’s get started:

1. exactly how do you store your comics these days: long boxes, crates, shelves, or do you even keep the comics after you checked out them? As discussed above, I store the bulk of my youth collection in long boxes, a few of them are as old as the comics. I likewise utilize plastic containers for more of the newer comics. I do separate my golden as well as Silver age comics in their own boxes or containers.

2. Do you try new comics weekly or month, or stick with the exact same ones? Myself, I have a core listing of comics that I checked out every month, however I always make a point to try something new at least when a month as well. I enjoy physically leafing with something new to see if it catches my eye. If it does, I buy it. I’ve found a great deal of new routine reads this way.

3. Do you continue to buy the exact same comics each month even though, in your heart of hearts, you understand that it no longer is as compelling as it when was, or just since it’s a habit? I utilized to discover myself doing this, then I stopped. Comic books expense method as well much money these days as well as I discovered that just since I have problems #1 with 300 of The Avengers, that doesn’t mean I have to buy the next 300.

4. Do you bag as well as board all your comics, or just the ones that are old, worth money, or have sentimental value? I discover that when a month, I buy a lot of bags & boards to shove my youth collection into. Not extremely commonly do I put new comics in bags & boards, unless I’m providing them as a gift to someone. I do bag & board all of the comics that I’ve written.

“What are YOUR comics worth?”

5. Do you grade your own comics? I utilized to try, however as my collection got older as well as more well traveled, I discovered that it ended up being as well overwhelming. I likewise discovered that grading comics was more challenging than it utilized to be. I no longer had the time to look at each page of the comic, what one person thought about GOOD, I counted as extremely GOOD. retailers were all over the location with their grading as were dealers at conventions. CGC is great, however who died as well as left them manager of what my comics are worth?

6. Do you re-read your comics? As a kid, when marvel Comics was only publishing about 12 comics a month, I re-read mine over as well as over. I understand that I used some comics out re-reading them in addition to tracing the photos in my notebook as well as likewise loaning them to my friends to read. I believe the reason I don’t now is since of time. As an adult, you don’t have as much with family, work, as well as eyeballing shapely women, as well as even youngsters today have many more distractions such as video games as well as the internet.

7. Do you checked out comics on the internet or on devices such as smartphones, iPad, tablets, etc? I do. I discover that now as well as then there are sales where they only fee 99 cents for a comic, so I buy it as well as download it to my iPad, excellent method to try something out. I likewise tons up on a few comics before a trip to checked out as a dessert. I likewise discover myself buying Silver Age comics for my iPad. I never tire of reading those. I will state that I don’t buy new comics for my iPad that are the exact same cost as printed ones. If I’m going to pay $2.99 to $3.99 for a comic, I want the physical book. I won’tpay full cover cost for a gadget read.

8. Do you offer or trade your comic books? I do. I have years of being on different publisher’s comp lists as well as no space to put them all, so every now as well as then, I box up a lot as well as offer them on eBay or to a regional retailer. I just don’t have the space anymore. I do on event trade a few of my unread comics to a dealership or retailer in exchange for something I do want to checked out or don’t want to fork out money for. I haven’t traded comics with a good friend in decades. I don’t believe many folks do anymore. I desire they did, it was always fun.

9. Do you keep stock of your comics? I’ve started, quit, as well as restarted many times over the years. I utilized to do it by hand in a notebook. I’ve tried it with checklist books. As far as the computer, I’m not much of a spreadsheet guy as well as nobody has ever come up with an stock program I like for my Apple computers. I’d like to do it, however nothing ever seems to pan out.

10. Do you ever provide your comics away? Not me. There’s always a string attached with a note that reads “I.O. Beau.”

So there you go. class is dismissed for this week as well as I hope that you choose to do your homework as well as publish up your answers to share with the rest of us. I truly look ahead to hearing what you have to say. perhaps I’ll get smarter. I’m sure not going to get prettier.

Your amigo,

Beau Smith

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Pascal wishes to go to the specify dinner! So when Rapunzel discovers out their dinner guest has a paralyzing concern of reptiles, she tries to slip him in anyway! Plus, Eugene has a charming surprise for Rapunzel, however things don’t go rather according to plan!
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Tangled #3 (of 3)—Cover B: Gabby Zapata
Alessandro Ferrari & Liz Marsham (w) • Roberto Di Salvo, Eduard Petrovich, Rosa La Barbera (a) • Gabby Zapata (c)
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5 Ronin #1

Peter Milligan has written such comics as Marvel’s X-Statix and X-Men and DC/Vertigo’s Hellblazer, Human Target, and Shade, The changing Man. This month, he’s writing Marvel’s 5-part weekly series, 5 Ronin. Westfield’s Roger Ash contacted Milligan to learn more about this series.
Westfield: how did this miniseries come about?

Peter Milligan: The story came about after a lot of phone calls between myself and Sebastian Girner, the editor of the comic. It was initiated by Sebastian’s deep interest in the Japanese world, and I thought I could really do something with the ideas he had .

Westfield: What can you tell us about the story?

Milligan: The story is set in 17th century Japan. It’s a time when masterless ronin wandered the country. Our story follows the lives of five very different characters, connected by a shared hatred, a shared destiny. These characters are Logan, Punisher, Psylocke, Hulk and Deadpool. They’re recognizable as the marvel Heroes… yet they are unlike anything you’ve seen. part of this strange Japanese world.

5 Ronin #2

Westfield: Is this era in Japanese history one that intrigues you?

Milligan: The more research I did on it, the more it intrigued me. It was a time of flux… and flux or uncertainty is always rich with story possibilities. It is this uncertainty, or an attempt to find certainty in such an uncertain world, that informs the characters of our five heroes.

Westfield: Why did you choose the five heroes that you did for the series?

Milligan: Each character brings a very different attitude towards this world, and very different ideas of how best to survive it. how five such very different characters with such very different lives and outlooks find themselves on the same road, with the same destination is at the heart of the story.

5 Ronin #3

Westfield: Each issue is drawn by a different artist. Did this create any challenges for you?

Milligan: Not at all. It was all good, because each episode has a really distinct feel, and each artist brings really distinct qualities. What’s fantastic is though each book or chapter has this distinct quality with a different artist, it all seems to work as a seamless story.

5 Ronin #4

Westfield: are there other projects you’re working on that you’d like to mention?

Milligan: Yeah, the usual mixture of current stuff and work in the pipeline that I can’t really talk about now. I will be working on some very exciting Thor-related projects and some other more left-of-field marvel things in the near future. continuing to work on and love Hellblazer and there are some DCU projects which I’ll be working on next year. also some creator owned projects in the pipeline which I’ll be able to talk about in a bit.

5 Ronin #5

Westfield: any closing comments?

Milligan: just that if I haven’t already made it clear (I think I probably have) I am very excited about how 5 Ronin is turning out.

Media release — Darwyn Cooke’s acclaimed Parker series from IDW continues to expand with the classic Slayground. In this newest graphic novel, Parker is put to the test against crooked cops and sleazy gangsters after a heist goes south and he finds himself trapped in an amusement park closed for the winter, and embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse… a game that slowly starts to favor the mouse.
“A boarded up amusement park was an inspired setting for Parker,” said writer/artist Darwyn Cooke, “and Westlake made the most of it. A great story that I’m enjoying the hell out of adapting.”

Based on the influential novels by Richard Stark, AKA, Donald Westlake, Parker is a coldly calculating master criminal, one with a very rigid code. The IDW adaptations by Darwyn Cooke of The hunter and The outfit have received multiple Eisner and Harvey awards. The Score, released last year, is nominated for an Eisner award at this week’s San Diego Comic-Con International. Slayground will be the fourth Parker adaptation in the popular and much lauded series.

Darwyn Cooke’s distinct style has made him a premier writer and artist in the comic book industry. A former animator, Cooke entered mainstream comics in 2000 with his critical hit Batman: Ego for DC Comics.

Donald Westlake, writing as Richard Stark, was the acclaimed author of the Parker series. He was a three-time Edgar award winner, as well as being named a Grand Master by the mystery Writers of America, that prestigious societies highest honor.

About IDW

IDW is an award-winning publisher of comic books, graphic novels and trade paperbacks, based in San Diego, California. distinguished for its diverse catalog of licensed and independent titles, IDW publishes some of the most successful and popular titles in the industry, including: Hasbro’s The TRANSFORMERS, G.I. JOE and MY little PONY; Paramount’s star Trek; Nickelodeon’s teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; 2000AD’s judge Dredd; The Rocketeer; Toho’s Godzilla; Wizards of the Coast’s Magic: The gathering and Dungeons & Dragons; HBO’s true Blood; and the Eisner-Award winning Locke & crucial series, created by best-selling author Joe hill and artist Gabriel Rodriguez. IDW is also home to the library of American Comics imprint, which publishes classic comic reprints, and Yoe! Books, a partnership with Yoe! Studio.

IDW’s critically- and fan-acclaimed series are continually moving into new mediums. Currently, Warner brothers and Barry Sonnenfeld are attached to adapt LORE into a feature film starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Jerry Bruckheimer films and Disney are creating a feature film based on world war Robot, with Michael Bay’s Platinum Dunes and Sony bringing Zombies vs. Robots to film.

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Media release — The riffing hilarity liked by fans of secret science movie theater 3000 because 1988 is handling a whole new medium…comics! produced for comics by series developer Joel Hodgson, secret science movie theater 3000, The Comic discovers Jonah Heston, Crow T. Robot, Tom Servo, as well as Gypsy thrust into the 2-D world of public domain comics, with riffing as their only defense! however count on us, these comics have it coming.

Featuring a variant cover by longtime MST3K DVD artist Steve Vance (among others), secret science movie theater 3000, The Comic is a ideal buddy to your preferred original episodes as well as the hit Netflix show!

Mystery science movie theater 3000, The Comic #1 (of six) goes on sale September 9, 2018, as well as is offered for pre-order at your regional comic shop.

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