WHAT’S ON THE SHELF, DECEMBER 4TH – PREMIER PUBLISHERS
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WHAT’S ON THE SHELF, NOVEMBER 27TH – PREMIER PUBLISHERS
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WHAT’S ON THE SHELF, NOVEMBER 13TH – PREMIER PUBLISHERS
This list is based on the shipping dates from the distributors order forms. Not all
Advance Review: Space Ghost #1
Yet again that which was old, is now new again. Following on the heels of
Review: Red Sonja Empire of the Damned #1
It’s been a while since I have checked in on the buxom barbarian known as
REVIEW: Thundercats #1
For the first time in a while, a comic has generated a huge amount of
Review: Sirens Gate #5
As you know, comic books come in all shapes and sizes. Take this run, Sirens
Review: Red Sonja #6
Another week and yet another Red Sonja series seems to meander to its conclusion. Whilst
Review: Vampirella vs The Superpowers #6 (of 6)
I am not sure what happened to this book. At one point it was one
Review: Legendary Red Sonja #1 One-Shot
Mixing genres is something of a comic book staple; especially when it comes to characters
Review: Alice Cooper #2 (of 5)
The greatest rockstar of them all has offended the devil himself with his marvelous musical
Review: Vampirella Dead Flowers #1 (of 4)
When you have a classic character, like Vampirella for example, it;s hard to keep everything
Review: 007 For King and Country #5 (of 6)
Seventy years of James Bond sees the newest of Dynamite’s James Bond mini-series reach it’s
Review: Sheena Queen of the Jungle – Fatal Exams #1
Am I really that transparent? Am I really that easy to coerce? Did you really
Review: Fire and Ice #1
What is in a name? For some who see the title Fire and Ice they
Review: Vampirella versus the Superpowers #2
You would’ve thought that we would be done with multiverses and plural worlds by. After
Review: Barbarella – Centre Cannot Hold #3
When it comes to cheesecake characters, I am not sure that anyone is as famous,
Review: James Bond 007 – For King and Country #1
Talk about fast moving and keeping up with current affairs, sees Dynamite’s new James Bond
Review: Rocketman & Rocketgirl One-Shot
Ever since King of the Rocketmen blasted across my TV screen, I have always loved
Review: Dejah Thoris #1
As the weather in the UK turns brisk, now seems the perfect time to re-visit
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