The highly anticipated Decorum #1 by bestselling, comics titan Jonathan Hickman (House of X, Powers of X, East of West) and artist Mike Huddleston (Middlewest, House of X) has sold out at the distributor level, same day as release. It is being rushed back to print in order to keep up with overwhelming demand. Continue reading “ANOTHER RELEASE DAY SELLOUT FROM IMAGE—DECORUM #1 BY HICKMAN & HUDDLESTON”
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Decorum #1 – Extended 16 Page Advanced Sneak Peek Preview
Decorum #1 is out from Image Comics next week and is already being limited at Midtown to 1 per customer.
From the mind of Jonathan Hickman and art by Mike Huddleston, here’s an advanced extended 16 page sneak peek.
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Things I Like and Don’t Like for the Week of September 4th, 2019
It’s that time again, where I tell you what’s really grinding my gears for the week of September 4th, 2019.
Some weeks it’s mostly likes, other weeks it’s dislikes.
So what’s grinding my gears this week?
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Poyo’s Spec and Drek for July 31st, 2019
It’s the 5th Wednesday of the month. These are usually the lame duck of the new comic book days but this one doesn’t look half bad. There’s a lot of small publisher and indie books hitting shelves this week that are worth checking out.
Pax Romana by Jonathan Hickman optioned by SyFy
In other incredibly similar news, Pax Romana by Jonathan Hickman has been optioned by Syfy net work as a TV show. Continue reading “Pax Romana by Jonathan Hickman optioned by SyFy”
East of West #5 sells out of print run
East of West Jonathan Hickman
So our pick of the week, seems to be everyone’s pick of the week.
Why is this the pick of the week? It is a new Image book. It is written by fan favorite Jonathan Hickman (Manhattan Projects.) There has not been a lot of press on this book, but it did make the cover of previews.
There is a down side. Hickman stated in a recent interview the print run of this one would be 3x his largest Image book. That book was Manhattan Projects which had a print run of 18,000 books. That would place this book at roughly 54,000 copies if you take what he said literally.
Still, Saga was promoted more, and had a print run of 37,000 books. People still say “I wish I had gotten more copies of Saga.”
I, myself plan on picking up a couple of copies and holding a few in reserve.