CCL on Comic Book Page: Mayo Report: August 2008 Collected Edition Sale Estimates
I sit down with John Mayo, once again, and discuss the sales estimates for the Top 100 graphic novels and collected editions for August 2008. Email John at MayoReport@ComicBookPage.com with any questions or comment you have on the episode or post on the Comic Book Page Forum. This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website.
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It’s Friday and I promised in this weeks podcast that I would be Blogging about something. It took me a while, but I did dig up a few links that you’ll find both informative and entertaining, not to mention an easy way to spend your cash this payday. Have a great weekend and I’ll catch you Monday morning. Go Blue!
- Random House’s Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia Slipcase HC, solicited as being two volumes, will now contain three volumes. As a result, the price of the item has changed from $75.00 to $125.00.
- Secret Wars Omnibus HC – Regular & Direct Market Editions ($99.99) will be 496 pages, not 384 pages.
- In gearing up for the Archie Heroes revival at DC Comics next year, Newsarama has put together the first part of a pseudo Who’s Who. Characters include: The Shield, The Comet and The Web.
- Liza Donnelly and Michael Maslin, a cartoonist couple for The New Yorker, have a collected edition of their work due out in early 2009. It will be titled Cartoon Marriage: Adventures in Love and Matrimony.
- IDW Publishing will be republishing Kevin Colden’s Fishtown in a Deluxe Hardcover this November.
- Go read John Mayo’s report on the July 2008 Sales Analysis. Then go listen to our podcast together.
- Heidi MacDonald has all the news that’s fit to print on the recent Diamond Retailer Summit. Collected Edition highlights include:
- Radical will publish oversized hardcovers of Hercules and Caliber this November and will be $19.95. Trade Paperbacks will follow four to six months after that.
- In gearing up for the live action Dragonball Z movie, Viz will offer two box sets (one for each Dragonball line) as well as large hardcover collector’s edition which will retail for $19.99. Viz will also publish collector’s editions of these three titles, Bleach, Death Note and Naruto offering the first three volumes of each series in a large hardcover edition.
- Marvel and Icon says Volume Two of Powers will end with #30. Volume Three will begin late next year, will have guaranteed shipping dates, and that the interim will feature hardcovers, paperbacks, and an “Art of” book.
- The current Voltron series from Devils Due Publishing will be collected in Spring.
- Beanworld (Dark Horse) launched recently on MySpace, will be collected.
- Marvel’s Greatest Collections will be getting a second issue. It is a comic/backlist catalog of some of the highlights of Marvel’s trade paperback and hardcover collected editions.
- Locke & Key Hardcover - Official Press Release. IDW will release it on October 1. It features the first six-issue storyline, a complete cover gallery, conceptual sketches by Gabriel Rodriguez, and an all-new introduction from best-selling mystery novelist Robert Crais.
- Sam Thielman, Publishers Weekly, Kevin O’Neill and Pat Mills Enforce Marshal Law at Titan
- Review: Allan Holtz, Stripper’s Guide on Little Orphan Annie Volume One
- Review: Jamie Hailstone , Den Of Geek, on X-Men God Loves, Man Kills
- Review: Raoul, Trade Talks, on Essential Defenders Volume 4 and Zot!, 1987-1991: The Complete Black and White Collection
- Review: Collected Editions Blog on Superman: Last Son, Superman: Camelot Falls Volume 2 and Superman: 3-2-1 Action!. CEB also blogged about the CCL in a recent post How do you want Final Crisis collected? My sincere thanks.
CCL on Comic Book Page: Mayo Report: July 2008 Collected Edition Sale Estimates
I sit down with John Mayo, once again, and discuss the sales estimates for the Top 100 graphic novels and collected editions for July 2008. Email John at MayoReport@ComicBookPage.com with any questions or comment you have on the episode or post on the Comic Book Page Forum. This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website.
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I sit down with John Mayo, once again, and discuss the sales estimates for the Top 100 graphic novels and collected editions for May 2008.
Email John at MayoReport@ComicBookPage.com with any questions or comment you have on the episode or post on the Comic Book Page Forum.
This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website
CCL on Comic Book Page: Mayo Report: April 2008 Collected Edition Sale Estimates
I sit down with John Mayo, once again, and discuss the sales estimates for the Top 100 graphic novels and collected editions for April 2008.
Email John at MayoReport@ComicBookPage.com with any questions or comment you have on the episode or post on the Comic Book Page Forum.
This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website
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I sit down with John Mayo, once again, and discuss the sales estimates for the Top 100 graphic novels and collected editions for March 2008.
Email John at MayoReport@ComicBookPage.com with any questions or comment you have on the episode or post on the Comic Book Page Forum.
This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website
CCL on Comic Book Page: Mayo Report: 2008-02 Trades
I sit down with John Mayo, once again, and discuss the sales estimates for the Top 100 graphic novels and collected editions for February 2008.
Email John at MayoReport@ComicBookPage.com with any questions or comment you have on the episode or post on the Comic Book Page Forum.
This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website
CCL on Comic Book Page: Modern Golden Age Roundtable
I join John Mayo and Bob Bretall on Comic Book Page to discuss the modern revivals of various Golden Age characters in Justice Society of America by DC, The Twelve by Marvel and Project: Superpowers by Dynamite Entertainment. We also talk a bit about The Next Issue Project from Image and the upcoming Avengers/Invaders series.
Comic Book Blog browsing on a Thursday morning
When you live in Michigan you rarely see the clear sky in the winter time. Fortunately, last night the weather gods were all drunk and happy and let the good folks who live in this freezing cold and unemployed state see the magnificent Lunar Eclipse unscathed. The moon started to fade out at 8:30 est and by 10:40 it had the brilliant reddish hue that we were all hoping for. Not only that but you could see Saturn and the star Regulus as clear as day. Also going on at this time was the shooting down of a military spy satellite. Coincidence? Let the conspiracies begin! On with today’s links:
- ICv2.com has published the Top 100 Graphic Novels Actual–January 2008. I’m not sure when John Mayo and I are set to record next. I’ll keep you posted. As for the Top Books, it’s always good to see diversity: Star Wars, Conan, X-Men and Pride of Baghdad.
- Related to the bullet point above, everyone is talking about Brian Hibbs and the Bookscan article. I’m sure John and I will discuss this, too.
- Marc Tyler Nobleman has started a blog. At it you can get a sneak peek of Boys of Steel the first picture book biography of Superman’s creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.
- Tom Spurgeon has a wonderful interview with Douglas Wolk (Reading Comics). For those of you who don’t know, Wolk contributes to The Savage Critics Blog, one of my must reads everyday.
- Get ready for possible new editions of Akira - it’s been optioned by Warner Bros. Leonardo DiCaprio is even attached to it. Also, we may just be getting that deluxe edition of The Boys after all. It’s been optioned, too.
- Review: Collected Editions Blog, on Birds of Prey: Blood and Circuits TPB and Justice League of America Hereby Elects TPB
- This Week’s Sign of the Apocalypse: Mr. T gets his own brand new OGN
CCL on the Mayo Report: 2007-12 Trades
I said on this week’s show, John Mayo and I recorded the latest podcast on the subject of the sales estimates for the Top 100 graphic novels and collected editions for December 2007. It’s all set for you to download.
Also, be sure to head on over to Comic Book Resources and read the latest Mayo Report column.
This week John and I will record our 2007 Year In Review show, it should be out next week. To get you ready for the show, head on over to the Comics Chronicles Website and read up on the 2007 Final Comics Sales and December Sales Reports
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