Conan_Aficionado

CW sucks major balls.

So why did we need to know this and what does this have to do with Arrow? I don't know, just felt like mentioning it.

Just watched the first 10 minutes of "The 100," OMG, everything on the CW is a *spooning* soap opera, I gave up on the Arrow after the first 5 episodes. Edit: *spooning" teen soap opera.

Ah, silver age keys nicely exposed to direct sunlight. (thumbs u action comics #1 bottom right-hand corner of second photo, reprint?

are you guys talking about marriage and making beds here, or are we talking comics?

I'd rather eat ramen noodle soup for the rest of my life than get married again. Good luck you bunch of suckers.

I came into the Manifest Destiny thread, only to find out it had been turned into a marriage counseling thread.

wowowowoowowowowowowow there Nellie, you have heard of Guillermo Del Toro, right!!!! Writer\Producer\Director extraordinaire!!!!! The tv show would be based on the novels and not the comics. The comics are based on the novels.

Wow, that cover doesn't resonate with me at all. So, I'll buy a few copies, keep one and burn the rest. It's a nice cover. Me likey.

Don't remember Lizzie and Mikka in the books. Jim Analogues of Ben and Billy. Ana..anal...anaal.... What he said.

I think he's referring to the close comparison between Lizzie and Mika and Ben and Billy.

A warning is fine, but his warning has turned into him being fully invested in the book's failure at this point to save face somehow. Are there really some here who think a single shilled auction on the LBCC is a major driving force (notice I didn't say sole driving force) behind the popularity, numbers, and prices on this book? I had silently sneaked onboard the CBT shilled bandwagon early on, but have since jumped off the cuckoo express. Although I believed there was some shilling going on, especially with as few slabbed books as there were early on, but believe that as the supply increases, sellers will have less pricing power to shill auctions.

I was wrong I was wrong

That was either the best episode of the entire series or the worst episode of the entire series. I was either balling my eyes out because it was a great episode or the worst tv I've ever seen. The verdict is still out for me. I'll have to watch that episode a few more times.

If you're going to give credit to image, credit should also go to the influx of women writers and artist. I think they also have a lot to do will all the prominent leading and supporting female characters.

Mods notified . . . I dedicate the video below to Divad.

60,700(2013) + 23,300(2012) + 4,201 (thus far in 2014) = Total volume of trades sold thus far is 88,201 according to comichron. *figures are all Volume 1, all printings.

I think it shows you a healthy reader market. People generally buy trades to read. I personally buy the floppies to collect, the trades to read.

If anything speaks to the health of the WD reader market, should be the fact that year after year, the WD trade sales in volumes like this.... Walking Dead Vol. 1 Days Gone Bye $14.99 Image 55,600 And this is only for 2013, there got to be at least 500,000 copies of the first TPB out there.

Trade Paperback title 2013 Price Publisher Est. Orders Saga Vol. 1 $9.99 Image 60,700

I would like to see your long form birth certificate, you *spoon* shill. I know that was in poor taste, but I couldn't resist.

or a combination of slabbed and raw books?

You mean British forces that came from Canada? Don't right write history. People should have the right to believe whatever they want to believe, right or wrong.

Walking dead 121 and 122 moving up the Diamond top selling list. 121 sits at number 8 and 122 at number 9.