Noted

• ABC has rescheduled a pilot for a Hulk TV show to the 2013 season. The pilot is being produced by Guillermo del Toro and David Eick, but wasn’t going to be ready for the 2012 fall premieres.

• Dynamic Forces, in partnership with Warner Bros., is producing a line of toasters featuring such properties as Watchmen, The Wizard of Oz, A Christmas Story, Where the Wild Things Are, The Goonies, Gremlins, Little Shop of Horrors, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Mad, and Friends. Scheduled for release in September, each toaster will “imprint” an image from the respective license on the bread as it’s being toasted.

• Have you voted in the CBG Fan Awards yet? The deadline is just over two weeks away! (Brent Frankenhoff)

Yesterday’s Panel Quiz Answer

The first words said in comics by Rama-Tut were, “Though you come from the distant future, I know all about you! And I also know that all your super-powers are no match for mine!” He said them in Fantastic Four #19 (Oct 63).

Today’s Panel Quiz

Whose first line in comics was “Ha, ha … this hat will be wonderful in my collection!”?

Born Today

Ray Zone (1947), 3-D comics developer

Christopher K. Browne (1952), comic strip artist

Henry Vogel (1957), comics writer

Chester Brown (1960), comics writer and artist

Chuck Maly (1960), comics artist

Rick Altergott (1961), cartoonist

Birthdays 2 Weeks from Now

Mort Meskin (1916), comics artist

Mike W. Barr (1952), comics writer

Peter Quinones (1957), comics writer

Kevin Eastman (1962), comics writer and artist (co-creator Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)

Today’s Flashbacks

65 yrs May 16, 1947 Award-winning “King of 3-D Comics” Ray Zone is born. The artist and film historian specializes in 3-D material.

60 yrs May 16, 1952 Cartoonist Christopher Kelly Browne is born. He’s one of the staff of creators in the studio of his father, Mort Walker.

55 yrs May 16, 1957 Writer and storyteller Henry Vogel is born.

Events

Every Wednesday and Saturday. California: City of Industry. Comic Book & Collectible Show.

May 18-20 Michigan: Novi. Motor City Comic Con.

May 19-20 California: San Jose. Big Wow! ComicFest.

May 19-20 Minneapolis: St. Paul. MCBA Springcon Comic Book Celebration.

May 19-20 New York: New York. Big Apple Comic Con.

May 19 Indiana: South Bend. ComicCon.

May 19 Tennessee: Morristown. Collectors Showcase Comic & Toy Convention.

May 20 Illinois: Springfield. ComicCon.

May 20 Virginia: Tysons Corner. Comic Book Show.

Do you have a show coming up? Let us know! You can e-mail the information to showscalendar@krause.com or mail it to Show Calendars, Comics Buyer’s Guide, 700 E. State St., Iola, WI 54945. If you have a creator appearance scheduled, let us know by e-mail to brent.frankenhoff@fwmedia.com.

Question of the Week

What’s your favorite comic book today?

Noted

• The Avengers continues to set records. Now it’s the first film to earn over $100 million per weekend for two consecutive weekends, with its second domestic weekend take estimated at $103.2 million. It’s estimated that the movie has earned over $1 billion worldwide.

• By contrast, Dark Shadows earned just $36.7 million in its opening weekend this past weekend.

• Marvel has announced another universe-killing mini-series, this time with Deadpool taking the role previously done by The Punisher, Wolverine, and Fred Hembeck.

Yesterday’s Panel Quiz Answer

The first words said in comics by Sue Storm were, “So it has happened at last! I must be true to my vow! There can be no turning back!” She said them in Fantastic Four #1 (Nov 61).

Today’s Panel Quiz

Whose first line in comics was “Though you come from the distant future, I know all about you! And I also know that all your super-powers are no match for mine!”?

Born Today

John G. Fantucchio (1938), comics artist, cover artist of TBG #1

Jack Jackson (1941), US cartoonist who often signed his work “Jaxon”

Victor Ramon Mojica (1949), comics writer and artist

Gary Leach (1957), comics artist and publisher

Paul Curtis (1958), comics historian and Maggie’s brother

Jeff Dee (1961), comics inker

Birthdays 2 Weeks from Now

Jim Salicrup, comics writer and editor

Larry Marder (1951), comics writer, artist, editor, and publisher

Today’s Flashbacks

55 yrs May 15, 1957 Artist, editor, and art director Gary Leach is born. He’s best known for his work on an assortment of Walt Disney comics.

Events

Every Wed. and Sat. California: City of Industry. Comic Book & Collectible Show.

May 18-20 Michigan: Novi. Motor City Comic Con.

May 19-20 California: San Jose. Big Wow! ComicFest.

May 19-20 Minneapolis: St. Paul. MCBA Springcon Comic Book Celebration.

May 19-20 New York: New York. Big Apple Comic Con.

May 19 Indiana: South Bend. ComicCon.

May 19 Tennessee: Morristown. Collectors Showcase Comic & Toy Convention.

May 20 Illinois: Springfield. ComicCon.

May 20 Virginia: Tysons Corner. Comic Book Show.

Question of the Week

What’s your favorite comic book today?

Comics-Related Media

• Max Payne 3 and Game of Thrones release today for various videogame platforms. Meanwhile, Diablo III releases for PC and Mac.

• Chronicle is available on home video today.

Noted

• So, how was your weekend? Did you see The Avengers again? How about Dark Shadows?

• Did you share comics fun with mom for Mother’s Day?

This Weekend’s Panel Quiz Answer

The first words said in comics by Magneto were, “The moment is at hand! All my months of preparation and planning shall now pay off!” He said them in X-Men #1 (Sep 63).

Today’s Panel Quiz

Whose first lines in comics were, “So it has happened at last! I must be true to my vow! There can be no turning back!”?

Born Today

Brad Anderson (1924), cartoonist (creator of Marmaduke)

Eric Dinehart (1952), comics writer

Bob Wayne (1954), DC comics writer and marketing professional

Birthdays 2 Weeks from Now

Lynn Johnston (1947), cartoonist (For Better or For Worse)

Charles Marshall (1963), comics writer

Chad Hunt (1965), comics artist

Geoffrey White (1971), comics writer

Today’s Flashbacks

60 yrs May 14, 1952 Writer Eric Dinehart is born.

Events

Every Wed. and Sat. California: City of Industry. Comic Book & Collectible Show.

May 18-20 Michigan: Novi. Motor City Comic Con.

May 19-20 California: San Jose. Big Wow! ComicFest.

May 19-20 Minneapolis: St. Paul. MCBA Springcon Comic Book Celebration.

May 19-20 New York: New York. Big Apple Comic Con.

May 19 Indiana: South Bend. ComicCon.

May 19 Tennessee: Morristown. Collectors Showcase Comic & Toy Convention.

May 20 Illinois: Springfield. ComicCon.

May 20 Virginia: Tysons Corner. Comic Book Show.

Question of the Week

What’s your favorite comic book today?

Noted

• Phillipines artist Tony DeZuniga has died following a massive stroke. Friends and fans were collecting money to offset his medical costs at the time of his death. Mark Evanier has a full obituary.

• ESPN’s Grantland blog has a long interview with Stan Lee.

• The Hollywood Reporter has produced a piece estimating the damage The Avengers’ battle caused Manhattan.

• Don’t forget Mother’s Day on Sunday. Did you thank your mom for not throwing your comics away or show her how much they’d be worth today if she hadn’t?

Yesterday’s Panel Quiz Answer

The first words said in comics by Doom Patrol arch-enemy General Immortus were, “So that’s why he called this clandestine meeting! But now his secrets shall be mine, too!” He said them in My Greatest Adventure #80 (Jun 63).

This Weekend’s Panel Quiz

Whose first lines in comics were ” The moment is at hand! All my months of preparation and planning shall now pay off!”? (Answer Monday)

Born Saturday

Charles Biro (1911), comics editor and writer

Tony Strobl (1915), comics artist

Catherine Yronwode (1947), comics writer and editor

Tom Armstrong (1950), comic strip writer and artist

Neil D. Vokes (1954), comics artist

Scott Deschaine (1957), comics writer

Born Sunday

Marv Wolfman (1946), comics writer and editor

Andrew Pepoy (1969), comics artist and writer

Birthdays 2 Weeks from Saturday (May 26)

E. Silas Smith (1934), comics artist

Herb Trimpe (1939), comics artist

Marcus David (1950), comics writer

Verzell Keith James (1961), comics writer and artist

Rachelle A. Menashe (1961), comics artist

James Kochalka (1967), comics writer and artist

Birthdays 2 Weeks from Sunday (May 27)

Carrie Spiegle, comics letterer

Vince Westerband, comics writer and artist

Harlan Ellison (1934), award-winning writer

George Freeman (1951), comics artist

Louis Scarborough Jr. (1953), comics artist

Mark Wheatley (1954), comics writer and artist

Charles Santino (1955), comics writer

This Weekend’s Flashbacks

65 yrs May 12, 1947 Catherine Anna Manfredi is born. As cat yronwode, she edits, designs, criticizes, and researches comic books.

55 yrs May 12, 1957 Discovery Comics and Custom Comic Services writer-artist Scott Deschaine is born.

Events

Every Wed. and Sat. California: City of Industry. Comic Book & Collectible Show.

May 12 California: Long Beach. Comic Con.

May 12 Indiana: Elkhart. Comic Book Show & Avengers Day.

May 12 Nebraska: Omaha. Show.

May 13 Connecticut: Manchester. Comic, Coin & Sports Card Show.

May 18-20 Michigan: Novi. Motor City Comic Con.

May 19-20 California: San Jose. Big Wow! ComicFest.

May 19-20 Minneapolis: St. Paul. MCBA Springcon Comic Book Celebration.

May 19-20 New York: New York. Big Apple Comic Con.

May 19 Indiana: South Bend. ComicCon.

May 19 Tennessee: Morristown. Collectors Showcase Comic & Toy Convention.

May 20 Illinois: Springfield. ComicCon.

May 20 Virginia: Tysons Corner. Comic Book Show.

Question of the Week

What’s your favorite Free Comic Book Day memory?

Comics-Related Media

• Cartoon Network’s DC Nation animation block begins at 10 a.m. E.T. Saturday morning with Green Lantern: The Animated Series and “Fight Club.” It’s followed at 10:30 with Young Justice and “Alienated.”

• Three more chapters of The Perils of Pauline serial air on Turner Classic Movies beginning at noon E.T. Saturday. (Hey, TCM, how about putting the three with three consecutive times on your schedule instead of lumping them all at noon?)

• ABC wraps up the first season of Once Upon a Time Sunday night at 8 p.m. E.T. with “A Land Without Magic.”

• Fox has its Sunday night block of new animated episodes starting at 7:30 p.m. E.T. with The Cleveland Show and “Mama Drama.” The Simpsons at 8 p.m. has “Ned ‘n’ Edna’s Blend,” while at 8:30, Bob’s Burgers has “Bad Tina.” Seth McFarlane-produced shows begin at 9 with Family Guy and “Tea Peter” and end with 9:30’s showing of American Dad! and “Toy Whorey.”

Noted

• John Jackson Miller has the April 2012 sales charts posted at his Comics Chronicles website.

• It’s been announced that Guillermo del Toro will direct a stop-motion animated version of Pinocchio for The Jim Henson Company.

• AMC has renewed both Kevin Smith’s Comic Book Men and The Talking Dead for a second season each. The latter program interviews the stars of The Walking Dead and airs immediately after each week’s episode.

Yesterday’s Panel Quiz Answer

The Harpy’s first lines in comics were, “Brainless brute! If I drop you, you’re finished! Either way, you don’t stand a chance against The Harpy!” OK, it was a transformed Betty Banner who said those words on the cover of Incredible Hulk #168 (Oct 73).

Today’s Panel Quiz

Whose first lines in comics were, “So that’s why he called this clandestine meeting! But now his secrets shall be mine, too!”?

Born Today

Ed Furness (1911), comics writer and artist

Mike Curtis (1953), comics writer and publisher

Matt Feazell (1955), mini-comics creator

Nick Burns (1957), comics colorist

Sandy Carruthers (1962), comics artist

Birthdays 2 Weeks from Now

Clay Geerdes (1934), underground comics artist

Barry Windsor-Smith (1949), comics writer and artist

Stan Sakai (1953), comics writer and artist

Sal Velluto (1956), comics artist

Marc Hempel (1957), comics writer and artist

Terry Nantier (1957), comics publisher and editor

Bud Rogers (1963), cartoonist

Kyle J. Bertelsen (1970), comics writer and artist

Today’s Flashbacks

55 yrs May 11, 1957 Writer-artist Nick Burns is born.

50 yrs May 11, 1962 Artist and editorial cartoonist Sandy Carruthers is born: the first artist for Men in Black and creator of Canadiana webcomics.

25 yrs May 11, 1987 Peter David resigns his Marvel marketing department job to write comics full-time.

Events

Every Wed. and Sat. California: City of Industry. Comic Book & Collectible Show.

May 12 California: Long Beach. Comic Con.

May 12 Indiana: Elkhart. Comic Book Show & Avengers Day.

May 12 Nebraska: Omaha. Show.

May 13 Connecticut: Manchester. Comic, Coin & Sports Card Show.

May 18-20 Michigan: Novi. Motor City Comic Con.

Question of the Week

What’s your favorite Free Comic Book Day memory?

Comics-Related Media

• At 2 p.m. E.T., Turner Classic Movies has How to Murder Your Wife (1965) starring Jack Lemmon and Terry Thomas.

June 6

Life With Archie #20, $3.99

World of Archie Double Digest #18, $3.99

June 13

Betty & Veronica Double Digest #202, $3.99

Kevin Keller #3, (two covers $2.99)

Mega Man #14, $2.99

Sonic The Hedgehog Archives TP Vol. 18, $7.99

June 20

Archie Double Digest #230, $3.99

Betty & Veronica #260, $2.99

Jugheads Double Digest #182, $3.99

Sonic Universe #41, $2.99

June 27

Archie #634, $2.99

Archie & Friends Double Digest #17, $3.99

B & V Friends Double Digest #226, $3.99

June 6

Adventures into the Unknown Archives HC Vol. 1, $49.99

Doctor Solar Man of the Atom TP Vol. 2 Revelation, $15.99

Grendel Omnibus Hunter Rose TP Vol. 1, $24.99

Nge Shinji Ikari Raising Project TP Vol. 11, $9.99

June 13

Alabaster Wolves #3, $3.50

Baltimore HC Vol. 2 Curse Bells, $24.99

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9 Freefall #10, (two covers $2.99)

Conan the Barbarian #5, $3.50

Massive #1, $3.50

Star Wars Knight Errant Escape #1, $3.50

Star Wars Knight Errant TP Vol. 2 Deluge, $18.99

Strain #5, $3.50

June 20

Angel & Faith Vol. 1 Live Through This TP, $17.99

B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth Devil’s Engine #2, $3.50

Baltimore Dr Leskovars Rememdy #1, $3.50

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Drusilla #1, (two covers $3.50)

Creepy Archives HC Vol. 13, $49.99

Dark Horse Presents #13, (two covers $7.99)

Fatima the Blood Spinners #1, $3.99

Gantz TP Vol. 23, $12.99

Hunchback of Notre Dame HC, $12.99

Ragemoor #4, $3.50

Reset #3, $3.50

Star Wars Darth Vader Ghost Prison #2, $3.50

Star Wars Dawn of the Jedi #5 Force Storm, $3.50

Star Wars Omnibus Droids and Ewoks TP, $24.99

June 27

Angel & Faith #11, (two covers $2.99)

B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth Exorcism #1, $3.50

Conan TP Vol. 11 Road of Kings, $19.99

Gate 7 TP Vol. 3, $10.99

Goon TP Vol. 11 Deformed Body & Devious Mind, $16.99

Mind Management #2, $3.99

Orchid #8, $3.50

Resident Alien #2, $3.50

Silver Streak Archives Featuring the Original Daredevil HC Vol. 1, $59.99

Star Wars Blood Ties Boba Fett Is Dead #3, $3.50

Tales of the Beanworld HC Vol. 3.5, $14.99

June 6

Action Comics #10, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Animal Man #10, $2.99

Batman Detective Comics HC Vol. 1 Faces of Death, $22.99

Batwing #10, $2.99

Before Watchmen Minutemen #1, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Detective Comics #10, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Dial H #2, $2.99

DMZ TP Vol. 12 The Five Nations of New York, $14.99

Earth Two #2, $2.99

Fairest #4, $2.99

G.I. Combat #2, $3.99

Green Arrow #10, $2.99

Green Lantern Corps Revolt of Alpha Lanterns TP, $14.99

iZombie #26, $2.99

Justice League International #10, $2.99

Looney Tunes #207, $2.99

Night Force #4, $2.99

Night Force TP, $29.99

Red Lanterns #10, $2.99

Red Lanterns TP Vol. 1 Blood and Rage, $14.99

Scooby Doo Where Are You #22, $2.99

Smallville Season 11 #2, $3.99

Stormwatch #10, $2.99

Superman Action Comics Archives HC Vol. 6, $59.99

Swamp Thing #10, $2.99

Sweet Tooth #34, $2.99

Worlds’ Finest #2, $2.99

June 13

American Vampire Lord of Nightmares #1, $2.99

Batgirl #10, $2.99

Batman #10, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Batman and Robin #10, $2.99

Batman Arkham Unhinged #3, $2.99

Batwoman HC Vol. 1 Hydrology, $22.99

Before Watchmen Silk Spectre #1, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Birds of Prey TP Vol. 1 End Run, $14.99

DC Comics Presents Superman Adventures #1, $7.99

Deathstroke #10, $2.99

Demon Knights #10, $2.99

Frankenstein Agent of Shade #10, $2.99

Green Lantern #10, $2.99 (spec. ed. $3.99)

Green Lantern The Animated Series #3, $2.99

Grifter #10, $2.99

Justice TP, $29.99

Legion Lost #10, $2.99

Mister Terrific TP Vol. 1 Mind Games, $16.99

Ravagers #2, $2.99

Resurrection Man #10, $2.99

Saucer Country #4, $2.99

Seven Soldiers of Victory TP Vol. 2, $29.99

Shade #9, $2.99

Suicide Squad #10, $2.99

Superboy #10, $2.99

Tiny Titans Growing Up Tiny TP, $12.99

June 20

Batman Beyond Unlimited #5, $3.99

Batman Incorporated #2, $2.99 (spec. ed. $3.99)

Batman vs. The Black Glove Deluxe Edition HC, $29.99

Batwoman #10, $2.99

Before Watchmen Comedian #1, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Birds of Prey #10, $2.99

Blue Beetle #10, $2.99

Captain Atom #10, $2.99

Catwoman #10, $2.99

Challengers of the Unknown Omnibus By Kirby HC, $39.99

DC Universe Presents #10, $2.99

Dominique Laveau Voodoo Child #4, $2.99

Fables #118, $2.99

First Wave TP, $24.99

Frankenstein Agent of Shade TP Vol. 1 War Monsters, $14.99

Green Lantern Corps #10, $2.99

Hellblazer #292, $2.99

Justice League #10, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Legion of Super Heroes #10, $2.99

Mad Magazine #516, $5.99

Nightwing #10, $2.99

Red Hood and the Outlaws #10, $2.99

Static Shock TP Vol. 1 Supercharged, $16.99

Supergirl #10, $2.99

Unwritten #38, $2.99

Wonder Woman #10, $2.99

Young Justice #17, $2.99

June 27

All Star Western #10, $3.99

American Vampire #28, $2.99

Aquaman #10, $2.99

Batman Illustrated By Neal Adams TP Vol. 1, $24.99

Batman the Dark Knight #10, $2.99

Before Watchmen Nite Owl #1, $3.99 (spec. ed. $4.99)

Flash #10, $2.99

Fury of Firestorm the Nuclear Men #10, $2.99

Gears of War #24, $2.99

Get Jiro HC, $24.99

Gotham City Sirens TP Vol. 3 Strange Fruit, $14.99

Green Lantern New Guardians #10, $2.99

I Vampire #10, $2.99

Infinite Crisis Omnibus HC, $150.00

Justice League Dark #10, $2.99

Legion of Super Heroes TP Vol. 1 Hostile World, $14.99

New Deadwardians #4, $2.99

Savage Hawkman #10, $2.99

Scalped #59, $2.99

Scalped #60, $2.99

Spaceman #7, $2.99

Superman #10, $2.99

Superman Family Adventures #2, $2.99

Superman Kryptonite Nevermore TP, $19.99

Teen Titans #10, $2.99

Voodoo #10, $2.99

June 6

30 Days of Night #8, $3.99

Doctor Who 2 TP Vol. 4 As Time Goes By, $17.99

Doctor Who Classics Series IV #5, $3.99

Dungeons & Dragons Classics TP Vol. 3, $24.99

G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Treasury Edition, $9.99

G.I. Joe Vol. 2 Cobra Command TP Vol. 1, $17.99

Ghostbusters #10, (two covers $3.99)

Smoke and Mirrors #4, $3.99

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics #2, $3.99

Transformers More Than Meets Eye #6, (two covers $3.99)

June 13

Convention Sketchbook HC, $19.99

Danger Girl Revolver TP, $17.99

Dorothy of Oz Prequel #3, $3.99

G.I. Joe A Real American Hero #179, (two covers $3.99)

G.I. Joe Vol. 2 #14, (two covers $3.99)

Godzilla Legends TP, $19.99

Infestation 2 TP Vol. 1, $17.99

Locke & Key HC Vol. 5 Clockworks, $24.99

Star Trek #10, $3.99

Star Trek Legion of Super-Heroes HC, (two covers $24.99)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Classics TP Vol. 1, $17.99

Trio #2, $3.99

June 20

Big John Buscema Comics & Drawings HC, $59.99

Dungeons & Dragons TP Vol. 1 Shadowplague, $19.99

Eternal Descent Vol. 2 #5, (two covers $3.99)

Godzilla #2, (two covers $3.99)

Illustrated Masques TP, $19.99

Kiss #1, (two covers $3.99)

Kiss Greatest Hits TP Vol. 1, $19.99

Mars Attacks #1, (55 covers $3.99)

Mars Attacks Classics TP Vol. 1, $19.99

Next Men Aftermath #44, $3.99

Night of 1000 Wolves #2, $3.99

Rocketeer Adventures 2 #4, (two covers $3.99)

Snake Eyes & Storm Shadow #14, (two covers $3.99)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #11, (two covers $3.99)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Micro Series TP Vol. 1, $17.99

Transformers More Than Meets the Eye TP Vol. 1, $19.99

Transformers Robots In Disguise #6, (two covers $3.99)

X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan HC Vol. 4, $49.99

June 27

Cobra #14, (two covers $3.99)

Definitive Flash Gordon & Jungle Jim HC Vol. 2, $75.00

Dungeons & Dragons Forgotten Realms #3, (two covers $3.99)

G.I. Joe Roots of Retaliation TP, $14.99

Magic the Gathering Spell Thief #2, $4.99

Magic the Gathering TP Vol. 1, $17.99

Popeye #2, $3.99

Star Trek TNG/Doctor Who Assimilation #2, (two covers $3.99)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Micro Series #5 Splinter, (two covers $3.99)

Tmnt HC Vol. 1 Deluxe Edition, $49.99

Transformers Classics UK TP Vol. 3, $29.99

True Blood #2, (two covers $3.99)

June 6

Activity TP Vol. 1, $12.99

Carbon Grey Vol. 2 #1, (two covers $3.99)

Creator Owned Heroes #1 Reg Cvr, $3.99

Epic Kill #2, $2.99

Hell Yeah #4, $2.99

Liberty Meadows Sunday Collection HC Book 1, $24.99

Mind the Gap #2, (two covers $2.99)

Morning Glories TP Vol. 3 P.E., $14.99

Red Diary Re(a)d Diary Flipbook HC, $29.99

Spawn #220, $3.99

Spawn 20th Anniversary Collection Special #1, $4.99

Supreme #65, (two covers $2.99)

Thief of Thieves #5, $2.99

Vescell #8, $4.99

Walking Dead TP Vol. 16 A Larger World, $14.99

Witchblade #158, (two covers $2.99)

June 13

Dancer #2, $3.50

Darkness #104, $2.99

Invincible #93, $2.99

Manhattan Projects #4, $3.50

Peter Panzerfaust #5, $3.50

Planetoid #1, $2.99

Skullkickers #15, $3.50

June 20

68 Scars #3, (two covers $3.99)

Artifacts #19, $3.99

Artifacts TP Vol. 4, $16.99

Chew #27, $2.99

Glory #27, $2.99

Grim Leaper #2, $3.50

Near Death #9, $2.99

No Place Like Home #5, $2.99

Rebel Blood #4, $3.50

Saga #4, $2.99

Secret #3, $3.50

Spawn Origins TP Vol. 15, $14.99

Walking Dead #99, $2.99

June 27

Bloodstrike #29, $2.99

Bulletproof Coffin Disinterred #6, $3.99

Danger Club #3, $2.99

Fatale #6, $3.50

Fatale TP Vol. 1 Death Chases Me, $14.99

Hack Slash #17, (two covers $3.50)

Haunt #27, $2.99

Li’l Depressed Boy #14, $2.99

Mondo TP, $15.99

Morning Glories #21, $2.99

Pigs #10, $3.50

Prophet #26, $2.99

Savage Dragon Invasion TP, $16.99

Shinku #8, $2.99

Super Dinosaur TP Vol. 2, $12.99

Witchblade Compendium Edition TP Vol. 3, $69.99

Witchblade Compendium Limited Edition HC Vol. 3, $99.99

Youngblood #72, $2.99