Almanac

• Blaine aka Blaine MacDonald (July 7, 1937-February 5, 2012) – Canadian political cartoonist.
• Anthony Horton (1968-February 5, 2012), the New York City man whose story of living in tunnels beneath the city and unlikely friendship with a children’s book illustrator became the subject of the graphic novel Pitch Black. Thanks to Tom, Comics Reporter.
• Mike White, a veteran British industry comics artist, Roy Of The Rovers and 2000 AD. Thanks to Tom, Comics Reporter.
• Esfandiar Ahmadieh (1929-February 7, 2012), Iranian animator.

Announcements / PR

• Preview of Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron by Daniel Clowes (New Printing) (video)
• Unboxing John Romita Sr’s Amazing Spider-Man Artists Edition (video) - oohhh this is pretty!
• Dynamite Announces The Art of Ramona Fradon Hardcover
• DC Comics rush solicits Epic MAD TP - More MAD is always a good thing.
• Comic book and entertainment information website InvestComics is proud to announce that “One and Done” – a charitable anthology to benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund – is now available for purchase on the Mira Publishing
• Myriad Editions have announced their upcoming publication of Darryl Cunningham’s Science Tales

Awards

• 39th Annual Annie Nominations & Winners – The Annies are the animation industries highest honor.
• Mike Manley’s Robin Hood Arrow of Justice, published by Airship 27 is nominated for the Pulp Factory Cover of the year - Good for Mike. He works very hard and is  a great artist.
• Diamond Comic Distributors is launching the The Best Practices Awards and will be presented at the Diamond Retailer Summit before C2E2 - Just what the comic book industry needs – more awards.

Interviews

• Marvel Senior Vice President-Sales David Gabriel
• Executive VP-Sales, Marketing and Business Development John Rood and Senior VP-Sales Bob Wayne
• Marvel Publisher, Dan Buckley

Law / Business

• Top 300 Graphic Novels Actual – January 2012 – Batman: Through The Looking Glass HC, $22.99, came in #1 with 6,424 estimated units sold.
• Bleeding Cool’s Rich Johnston answers the often asked question, “How Come DC Sell More Graphic Novels, But I Always See More Marvel?” - Excellent commentary. Must read.
• The Current Status Of The Polish Comic Books Industry - Exactly what I was thinking.
• John Mayo, CBR and Comic Book Page, Check’s in on DC’s New 52 - John’s the best in the biz.

News

• Lemony Snicket to Return in 4-Book Series
• Garth Ennis Writes Children’s Book With Flanimals Co-Creator, On Kickstarter
• Blake Bell’s Steve Ditko article in San Diego Comic-Con 2012 Annual
• Garfield Enters eBook Market – Yes. All will go digital
• The Man Who Laughs, an adaptation of Victor Hugo, will be published by Self Made Hero and done by David Hine And Mark Stafford – Hugo’s work was one of the inspirations for The Joker. Thanks, to Rich, Bleeding Cool.
• Mike Catron And Preston White Return To Fantagraphics
• ROBOT 6′s Shelf Porn Saturday | A collection mom forgot to throw out – Jar Jar? Really? Jar Jar?
• Grumpy Old Fan wants his trade paperbacks! - Hard not to agree with him

Reviews

• Supergirl: Bizarrogirl TP (DC Comics)
• Marvel Legacy: The 1960s-1990s Handbook TP (Marvel Comics)
• Amazing Mysteries-The Bill Everett Archives Vol. 1 (Fantagraphics)
• Fantastic Four: Season One
• New York librarian Ryan Donovan’s Top 10 Batman comics storylines (collected editions)
• Friends With Boys (:01 First Second)
• Essential Fantastic Four Volume 1 (New Printing), (Marvel Comics)
• Greg Burgas, CBR, on several indie trades

…and at the end of the shelf:

• 25 Children’s Book and Magazine Covers from Korea, 1940s and 50s

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Almanac

• Mike Kelley (1954-2012)
• Al Rio aka Alvaro Araújo Lourenço do Rio (19 May 1962 – 30 January 2012), Brazilian comic book artist, Gen13 (Wildstorm)
• Mike Pandel aka Triforce Mike (1983 – 2012), employee of Orlando, Florida’s A Comic Shop

Announcements / PR

• Mike Norton’s Battlepug Gets Collected by Dark Horse – I’m so glad for Mike! He’s a great guy and this is a great series!
• DC Comics Fall 2012 and Vertigo Collections and Original Graphic Novels Coming in Fall 2012 - I gave my opinion and a short rundown on my podcast this week.
• Tim Batiuk to release Complete Funky Winkerbean collection - I’ll be getting this collection for my sister next Christmas.
• The French Promote Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Better Than Anyone (video) - Hold the anchovies.
• The Complete Crumb Comics Volume 1 Returns in New Printing
• Bill Everett Archives v1 Toronto Book Launch Event on Wednesday, February 29, 2012 at 7pm, The Beguiling (Toronto)
• Detective John Blacksad returns to face A Silent Hell (Dark Horse) in July - Eisner and Harvey Award–winning duo Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido are back with another incredible tale to shock and awe crime-fiction fans and comics-art aficionados alike!
• 12 page Preview Of The Lone Ranger/Zorro: The Death of Zorro TP (Dynamite Entertainment)

Awards / Lists

• Tony Lee, Steve White And Mark Buckingham To Judge Eagle Talent Award - Thanks to Rich, Bleeding Cool
• Stumptown Comic Arts Awards 2012 Open for Submissions
• Jim Woodring Wins Jury Prize At Angoulême – And Other Awards
• American Booksellers Association have released the Indie Comics & Graphic Works Bestseller List for the two-month period ending January 22, 2012
• Jean-Claude Denis Wins The Grand Prix At Angouleme (video)

Interviews / Essays

• Creating a Personal Vernacular Canadian Design Style: The Collected Doug Wright
• Zippy the Pinhead creator Bill Griffith (video) - I’ve been reading Zippy for years in the Detroit Metro Times. I don’t always get the humor, but I do enjoy it.

Law / Business

• Rich Burlew Raises A Quarter Million To Publish Collections – Thanks to Tom, Comics Reporter
• Capstone signs educational licensing agreement with DC Entertainment

News

• Charles Vess Donates Book Of Ballads Material To LOC Thanks to Tom, Comics Reporter
• News from Mid-Winter conference of the American Library Association held in Dallas, Texas

Reviews

• The Greatest Stories Ever Told Vol. 1 TPB (DC Comics)
• Prince Valiant Vol. 4: 1943-1944 (Fantagraphics)
• John Romita’s The Amazing Spider-Man The Artists Edition (IDW)
• 75 Years of DC Comics: The Art of Modern Myth Making (Taschen)
• Hulk Vol. 3: Hulk No More (Marvel Comics)
• It Was the War of the Trenches (Fantagraphics)
• Marvel Vs DC Omnibuses (video)

…and at the end of the shelf:

• The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore from Moonbot Studios, 2012 Oscar-Nominated Animated Short

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Almanac

• John Lara, 1956-January 15, 2012 – Political and Social Cartoonist.

Announcements / PR

• Win a free copy of Shadowbinders Volume 1
• Spectrum Fantastic Art Live! Event Commemorative Art Book. Coming May 2012
• The Complete Crumb Comics Vol. 1 (Expanded Softcover Edition) by Robert Crumb – Previews, Pre-Order
• D+Q to Publish Original Astrid Lindgren & Ingrid Vang Nyman PIPPI LONGSTOCKING comics & MOOMIN in color – I was dragged to the Pippi movie when I was a kid. I still have awful memories.

Awards

• Newbery Awards – The 2012 Newbery Medal winner is Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos, published by Farrar Straus Giroux. The Newbery Medal was named for eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. It is awarded annually by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children.
• First Graphic Novel winner announced – As part of the First Fictions literary festival at the University of Sussex this weekend Myriad Editions (publishers of Rumble Strip among others good graphic works) had the First Graphic Novel competition.
• American Library Association 2012 Youth Media Awards
• Geoffrey Hook Receives Medal Of The Order Of Australia – Thanks to Tom, Comics Reporter
• The Chip Shop Awards / Different Answer To Arkham Asylum – Thanks to Rich, Bleeding Cool
• Oscar noms: 11 for HUGO, one for Tintin; complete list – Tintin was robbed!
• Harry Lucey (Archie) and Rudolph Dirks (The Katzenjammer Kids) selected for 2012 Eisner Hall of Fame – Excellent choices, but I would have voted for Jesse Marsh (Tarzan).

Interviews

• Warren Chang Narrative Paintings Book Interview
• Tall Tale Radio Tom Racine interviews NCS President, MAD Mag cartoonist and author Tom Richmond – Thanks Alan, Daily Cartoonist
• Stan Goldberg, on Archie and Three Stooges comics – That Stooges comic doesn’t look so bad.

Law,  Business and Logo’s

• The Week In Creative Differences: John Rozum and Rob Liefeld – The Infinite collected edition may never see the light of day. Better go out and buy the single issues while you can.
• Worldwide manga troubles – This bums me out.
• The First Page Of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Revealed At Angoulême – Looks great so far!
• DC Entertainment Reveals New Brand Identity, Logo - DC never took the Bullet logo off the Archive Editions, I wonder if that will still be the case from here on out.
• Oni Press Unveils New Company Logo and Website – I like both!

News

• DC Comics Updates The Complete List of New 52 Hardcovers and Trade Paperbacks – As far as I can tell the only new information given are the titles of the books.
• Adding a Cartoon (Or Any Other Image) To Your iBook in iBooks Author – Tutorial
• Christopher Irving to launch The Drawn Word in March! – Awesome! Chris does a great job at everything.
• R. Stevens releases free ebook of Diesel Sweeties Volume 1 – First published in 2003 and includes the first hundred or so comics. The eBook has no DRM. Thanks to Alan, Daily Cartoonist.
• David Astor to release tell all as a reporter covering comics – Juicy!
• Archie Comics Publishes Jinx Graphic Novel
• Markosia To Publish Rich Johnson’s Favourite Comic: Sleaze Castle – I’m intrigued. I may have to pick this collection up.
• Dean Mullaney is doing a Red Barry collection – Thanks to Tom, Comics Reporter

Reviews

• The Sunday Funnies #1 (Russ Cochran)
• Superman: Grounded Vol. 2 (DC Comics)
• Three Golden Age collections from Fantagraphics: Action! Mystery! Thrills!: Comic Book Covers of the Golden Ages, 1933-1945, Amazing Mysteries: The Bill Everett Archives Vol. 1, Young Romance: The Best of Simon & Kirby’s Romance Comics
• Kick-Ass Vol. 1 (Marvel/Icon)
• Who Is Jake Ellis? Vol. 1 (Image)
• Strange Tales Vol. 1 (Marvel) 
• Criminal: The Last of the Innocent (Marvel/Icon)
• Superman: Return of Doomsday TPB (DC Comics)

…and at the end of the shelf:

• 10 Bestselling Books with More Than 80 One-Star Reviews

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Almanac

• Marv Levy (Marv Lev) February 21, 1925-January 13, 2012 – Golden age comic book artist (thanks to Tom, Comics Reporters for the link).

Announcements / PR

• Updated Flesk Publications Mission Statement for 2012 – Flesk does great reprints, please give them a look.
• Dungeon Zenith vols. 1 and 2 in stock and Vol. 3 in March (NBM)
• First Look: The Complete Peanuts 1983-1984 – Can’t go wrong with Peanuts.
• Naruto: The Official Character Data Book offers fans essential character info – So much of this stuff is online. It’s a wonder why it gets printed.
• Viz Media Starts 2012 Manga-stic
• Is That All There Is? by Joost Swarte (Fantagraphics) – This will collect virtually all of the alternative comics work from 1972 to date, including the RAW magazine stories.
• Two New Books on the Civil Rights Movement Debut Feb. 4 at Fantagraphics Bookstore
• The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Special Edition Preview – See image above.
• Tails: Book One by Ethan Young ready for pre-order – Sorry, never heard of it. But I will check it out.

Awards

• The Danish comics award, The Ping, is resurrected – The Ping in its original iteration was awarded between 1986 and 1996 and was given to an individual for his or her contribution to Danish comics. The new Ping is rather different — it’s a set of awards given in multiple categories, much like the Eisners in the US or the Fauves in Angoulême, France.
• Fantagraghics: 2012 Ping Prisen Nominees: Kolor Klimax, Jim Woodring, Jaime Hernandez -
• ‘Hugo,’ ‘Tintin’ Win Golden Globes (Best Director, Animated Feature) and Ryan Reynolds as Green Lantern, Favorite Movie Superhero at The People’s Choice Awards – I have yet to see Hugo (or read the GN), but I did enjoy Green Lantern and I loved Tintin.
• Nominations Open for Eagle Awards 2012
• First Fictions & First Graphic Novel Prize this weekend
• 23rd Annual GLAAD Media Awards comics nominations announced

Interviews

• Craig Elliott Interview Discussing “The Art of Craig Elliott”
• Commentary Track: Marz & Sablik Unearth “Artifacts” Vol. 3

Law and Business

• What Wizard’s SEC filings reveal about the company’s future
• Stumptown Comics Adds Charles Brownstein, Anina Bennett And Shawna Gore To Board Of Directors

News

• Dav Pilkey to Publish Two New ‘Captain Underpants’ Titles
• Odyssey – A New Graphic Novel From Dave Elliott, Garrie Gastonny… And Jim Steranko
• The Secret History of Marvel Comics: Jack Kirby and the Moonlighting Artists at Martin Goodman’s Empire, has expanded from 168 to 300 pages – This can only be good news!
• Jason Returns in February with Athos in America, with preview
• Wizards of the Coast will reprint limited premium versions of the original Advanced Dungeons & Dragons rulebooks by Gary Gygax to help support the Gygax Memorial Fund – I sold all of my original D&D books on eBay about 8 years ago to someone in Italy. I made a killing on it.
• 10 Ways to Improve Trade Collections – Some good ideas, many of which has been blogged about and even discussed here on this blog and podcast.
• Favorite Comic Trades for 2011 (Collected Editions Blog) – DC Comics trades only on this list. Some of which I forgot were published.
• Former Marvel head Avi Arad writes a manga graphic novel

Reviews

• Brenda Starr, Reporter: The Collected Daily and Sunday Strips: Volume One (Hermes Press)
• Dark Crystal: Creation Myths Vol. 1 (Archaia)
• The Silence of Our Friends (:01 First Second)
• Footprints (215 Ink)
• JSA All-Stars: Glory Days trade paperback (DC Comics)
• War of the Green Lanterns hardcover/paperback (DC Comics)
• A New Jack Of All Trades by Dave Wallace
• Tarpé Mills & Miss Fury: Sensational Sundays 1944–1949 (IDW Publishing)
• Pipeline: Modern Master Garney, “Screamland” & More by Augie De Blieck Jr.
• The Adventures Of Hergé – a life in moments….. but not in depth (Drawn & Quarterly)

…and at the end of the shelf:

• Styling with your books - Simple and  elegant with a touch of  class. A great way to show off your books or collected editions to unsuspecting visitors.

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• John Celardo (December 27, 1918 – January 6, 2012) – was an American comic strip and comic book artist, best known for illustrating the Tarzan comic strip. He also worked on Tales of the Green Beret and the daily Buz Sawyer comic strip.
• Richard Alf (1953 – January 5, 2012) – was an American businessman and former comic book store owner. Alf became the co-founder and chairman of the San Diego Comic-Con International beginning in 1970.
• Winifred Milius Lubell (June 14, 1914 – January 3, 2012) – was an American illustrator and writer. Milius’ most notable publications include the illustrations for Dorothy Sterling’s Cape Cod natural history book The Outer Lands.
• Vicar, a pseudonym for Victor Arriagada Rios (April 16, 1934 – January 3, 2012) – was a Chilean cartoonist and worked for Disney.

Announcements / PR

• Young Romance: The Best of Simon & Kirby’s Romance Comics – Previews, Pre-Order – As reported a few weeks ago, this is not the same line of reprints from Titan, but it’s going to be good none-the-less.
• Titan Books Announces Simon & Kirby Sci-Fi & Horror Titles – Speaking of Titan, here we have two new books for 2012. Science Fiction should be released in the Fall and Horror will follow shortly thereafter and collect the gruesome Black Magic (Prize Comics).
• The Life and Death of Fritz the Cat by Robert Crumb – Previews, Pre-Order – Like most of you, I saw Fritz the Cat in college. Ah, college.
• Visions of 2012 – Parker: The Score – I have the first two hardcovers and I’ll be picking up this third.
• The Complete Ed The Happy Clown by Chester Brown this Spring – Never heard of it, but it seems to be interesting.
• The Art of Craig Elliott Bookplate with Sketch Update and The Art of Craig Elliott Book Video Preview – More great books from Flesk.
• A six foot tall wall of 120 packages containing the new Bruce Timm book – Man, that’s a lot of books!
• Gray Morrow’s ORION to also include EDGE OF CHAOS – I can’t wait for this book. I’ll be recording my long awaited tribute to Gray Morrow when this gets published.
• The United States Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation, published by Writers of the Round Table Press – Besides, comic books and sports, I love politics.
• A Peyo Art Book for March (NBM) – And here I thought Peyo only did Smurfs.

Awards

• Reuben Awards invite webcomics, animators
• ComicsPro Names Industry Appreciation Award Nominees
• 2012 Oregon Book Awards Finalists & Fellowship Recipients Announced (graphic literature category) – Thanks to Tom, Comics Reporter for the heads up.
• NCS Tweaks On-Line Comics Award Qualification - Again, Thanks to Tom.

Industry

• The Mayo Report – Top 300 Graphic Novels for December 2011 – #1 is Walking Dead.
• The Mayo Report – Top 1000 Graphic Novels for 2011 – #1 is Walking Dead. (not a typo).
• The Mayo Report: Analyzing 2011′s Sales, Trends – More charts from John.
• More comics sold in 2011, but trade weakness contributes to slightly off year – Pretty much as expected.
• Brian Hibbs: Tilting At Windmills – Year End Reflections – Hibbs’ always has a unique take.
• Printed Comics Nearing Death As Marvel Strikes Latest Blow – Can’t say I agree with everything in this post.
• 2011: Bad Start, Good Ending For Diamond Book Distributors – John and I will be discussing this topic in our Year In Review show in a week or two. I’ll keep you posted.
• Someday my perfectly colored Prince will come - Three different samples of recoloring of Fantagraphics Prince Valiant reprint series.
• Best of the Year – Joe’s picks - My friend, Joe Gordon, Forbidden Planet International Blog.

Law

• Antarctic Press Wins Extension in Wimpy Kid Suit - My question is: Why is the Tales Of A Zombie Kid being targeted when clearly the Dork Diaries (Aladdin) and Diary of a Stinky Dead Kid (Papercutz) is a blatant rip-off, too? Unless they got approval from Jeff Kinney.

News

• Paul Kirchner’s The Bus–New Edition! – Exceptional artwork. I’m looking forward to this.
• Peter Kuper, Bemis Balkind Team to Publish ‘Drawn to New York’ – A book for my sister next Christmas.
• Valiant Inks With Diamond – Whoa! Maybe we’ll finally get the reprints we all want.

Reviews

• The Red Wing (Image)
• The Annotated Sandman Volume 1 (DC/Vertigo)
• Classic G.I. Joe Vol. 7 (IDW per Marvel)
• USA Comics Vol 2 Golden-Age Marvel Masterworks (Marvel)
• By one metric, the book of the year: Zahara’s Paradise (:01 First Second)
• The Eye of the World: The Graphic Novel, Volume 1 The Wheel of Time

…and at the end of the shelf:

• Bookshelf Porn – This is a fantastic site for any book lover. You can subscribe to their RSS feed and get daily pics. I am still in awe of these photos and you will be, too.

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Almanac

• Ronald Searle (3 March 1920 – 30 December 2011) – Creator of creator of St Trinian’s School and the Molesworth series. His most recent collection was Les Très Riches Heures de Mrs Mole, 2011.

Announcements / PR

• Cartoon Art Museum presents Eric Shanower’s Road To Oz – I’m a big fan of Eric and Skottie Young’s Oz series.
• Batman: Death By Design GN – Chip Kidd and Dave Taylor! What’s not to love? This book is due May 2, 2012, $24.99.
• Batman: Earth One – I didn’t give Superman: Earth One a shot, but with Geoff Johns writting this one I may just pick it up.
• DC Comics In 2012 – Superman: Earth One – Volume Two – Speaking of Supes….I forgot that he once wore red short-shorts.
• Bill Griffith: Lost and Found – Comics 1969-2003 – Now in Stock – Bill Griffith is best known as the creator of the Zippy daily comic strip.
• Oni Press Cries “Play Ball” In April – From Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir. Looks to be a good book to empower girls.
• The Comic Bug Price Checks Amazon – How do you compete with Amazon? This LCS may have the answer.
• First Look: Out of the Shadows by Mort Meskin (Fantagraphics) – I agree with Steve Ditko: “Meskin was fabulous”.

Awards

• Nominations For Diamond Comic Distributors Gem Awards 2011 – Presented by Diamond based on sales impact and overall quality.
• Eisner Awards 2012 Now Open For Entries – Gotta love the Eisners! It is July yet?

Interviews

• Rian Hughes, Tales From Beyond Science HC (Image) – This volume collects the entire 8-ssue series, published inside several issues of 2000AD in the early 1990s.
• Max Allan Collins, Return to Perdition (DC/Vertigo) – To be honest, I never read the books or have seen the movie. I really have to remedy that in 2012.
• Michel Gagné, Young Romance: The Best of Simon and Kirby’s Romance Comics (Fantagraphics) – FYI, this book is not part of the Titan Simon & Kirby series, but it still looks to be good, I really like everything that Fantagraphics publishes these days.

News

• Alison Bechdel’s Are You My Mother gets 100K first printing – This is Bechdel’s followup to Fun Home.
• ‘Ashes’ Graphic Novel Funded on Kickstarter – Ashes by Alex de Campi and Jimmy Broxton, is a sequel to the Eisner-nominated Smoke, which was released by IDW in 2005.
• More Monsters! More Dames! – This is one cool artbook. I’m sorry I’m just hearing about this now. I want one of these!
• Nice art: The real cover to the Sammy The Mouse collection – Hmmm. This looks very interesting. Be sure to check out the video, too.

Reviews

• The Phantom The Complete Series: The Gold Key Years Vol. 1 HC (Hermes Press) – This reprints digitally remastered issues #1-8 of the Gold Key Phantom series from the 1960’s featuring stories written by Bill Harris and drawn by Bill Lignante.
• My Favorite Martian The Complete Series Volume One HC (Hermes Press) – Too bad Bill Bixby never Hulked out on Uncle Martin for all his buffoonery.
• Annotated ‘Sandman’ enhances Neil Gaiman series and The Annotated Sandman gives new insight into Gaiman series – You have the Absolutes, now get the rest of the story.
• Chase trade paperback (DC Comics) – I really liked this series when it was comiing out. I’m glad I get to revisit it in it’s entirety.
• Good Vs. Evil With A Twist In Fracture Volume One (Action Lab Entertainment) – Great new stuff from Dave Dwonch and friends.

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John Mayo

John and Chris also talk about the month that was with DC’s New 52. You won’t want to miss it. BTW, Chris was sick so please excuse his smokers voice.

Listed are the Top 10 (Title, Price, Publisher and sales estimate):

1. Holy Terror HC $29.99 Legendary 9,939
2. New Teen Titans Games HC $24.99 DC 8,231
3. Chew Vol. 4 Flambe $12.99 Image 6,058
4. Castle Prem HC Richard Castles Deadly Storm $19.99 Marvel 5,307
5. Hellboy Vol. 11 Bride of Hell & Others $19.99 Dark Horse 5,215
6. Morning Glories Vol. 2 $12.99 Image 5,101
7. Brightest Day HC Vol. 3 $29.99 DC 4,259
8. Sailor Moon Kodansha Ed Vol. 1 $10.99 Random House 3,709
9. Naruto Vol. 52 $9.99 Viz 3,677
10. Uncanny X-Force Vol. 1 Apocalypse Solution $15.99 Marvel 2,952

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Join the discussion on our forum
This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website

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