The Annual Fanboy Comics St. Patrick's Day Sale

This upcoming Monday, the 17th, is St. Patrick's Day, and Fanboy Comics is going to celebrate in our usual manner - a huge sale!

All green comic character back issues, trade paperbacks, hardcovers, comic sets, t-shirts, and more will be 50% off!  That's right, you can save a ton of money on characters like Green Lantern, the Hulk, Green Arrow, She-Hulk, Swamp Thing, and more!  Definitely check out this sale and save some money on some great comics only tenuously connected to whatever the heck the start of this paragraph was about!

New March Gaming Events!

Hey, we're putting a bunch of work into making Fanboy Comics a better place to play games! We even hired a whole new employee to help out with this! The biggest thing we've got coming up at the end of the month is this:

yeah waging war is important to me okay

There are only six spots, so sign up as soon as you can! We've also got a painting event that's going to be run by the new employee, Zac, who is actually a really good painter. It's going to focus on painting Flesh and Leather, which are definitely hard to get right, but Zac's got your back! Show up on Saturday, March 28th at 6:00 pm and learn how to nail one of the trickier painting techniques!

Oh, and there's a new Warmachine Call to Arms beginning March 24th, so keep an eye out for that!

The Fanboy Spotlight
Yu-Gi-Oh GX Duelist Pack Tins
i don't know anything about this$12.95

These words are meaningless to me but they might mean something to you:

What better way to start the Spring Season with the new GX Duelist Pack Tins. Get cards from your favorite GX Duelist in one great product. Including packs from both the first set and the Brand-New Volume 2 set of Jaden, Aster and even Zane. The Volume 2 Boosters of Jaden and Aster release around the same time, but this is the only known way to acquire the powerful Zane packs. Take on the power of the Heroes, or dawn the strength of the Cyber Dragons, this Spring the force will be released.

Justice League International Vol. 1 HC
BWA HA HA HA$24.99

It takes a brave man to make a Justice League without Superman, but that's just what Keith Giffen, J.M. Demattis, and Kevin Maguire did in their now-legendary Justice League of America run.  Superman's a chump next to the likes of Guy Gardner, anyway, so why would you even waste time with him?  Who needs Green Arrow when you have Booster Gold and Blue Beetle or Aquaman when you have winners like the female Dr. Light and the old guy in the top left corner of that picture?  I'll tell you who: nobody.  Don't miss this fancy hardcover collection of the last funny comic book that anybody actually bought!

Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse Vol. 2 TP
if h.p. lovecraft wrote cheers$19.99

Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse is probably one of my favorite if not my outright favorite comic book series at any given moment.  I've loved Ben Templesmith's art since I encountered it in the pages of Fell, but until Wormwood I never had any idea he was a talented writer, too.  In this second volume of Wormwood, our lovable corpse-inhabiting protagonist spends a day at the leprechaun fights, where leprechauns on chains attack each other with beer bottles, but an unfortunate accident means he must find the Leprechaun Queen--or DIE!  The solicitation says this trade also contains a one-shot story, and if it's the one-shot I'm thinking of, that means this trade includes what I consider the funniest visual gag I've ever seen in a comic book.  So, hey, this one's a winner, even if you haven't checked out the first volume of this great series!

Reactivated Series 4 Action Figures: Super-Squad
do you remember THE PAST???$19.99 Each

Hey, another series of Reactivated Action Figures is here!  This time around, we're going with a Super-Squad theme, and I have more or less no idea what that is!  As near as I can tell, it's Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and a Hawkman that has a stupider costume than Hawkman's normal costume.  Good for him!

Spider-Man/Red Sonja Premiere HC
to reiterate - this is not the first red sonja/spider-man crossover$19.99

I'll own up.  I didn't read this.  I don't know anything about Red Sonja, and I'm not huge on crossovers at this point.  However, it is by Michael Avon Oeming, who's a great writer sometimes and a good writer the rest of the time, so there are probably worse things you could spend your money on.  Wow.  I'm a natural salesman, huh?


Recently Acquired

Sub-Mariner (Silver Age): #12, 49, 62
Frankenstein (Bronze Age Ploog Art): #1-18
Sgt. Fury (Silver-Bronze Age): #85, 93, 102
Fear (Adventure Into...): #11-13, 14 (Man-Thing Appearance), 15 (1st Full Man-Thing Appearance), 16-18, 21, 22, 23 (Morbius Appearance)
Where Monsters Dwell (Bronze Age Marvel Monster Comic): #2-4, 6, 19, 20
Where Creatures Roam (Bronze Age Marvel Monster Comic): #1
Supernatural Thrillers (Bronze Age Marvel Horror Comic): #1, 4, 5 (1st Appearance Living Mummy)
Worlds Unknown (Bronze Age Marvel Horror Comic): #1, 3, 4, 5
Uncanny Tales (Bronze Age Marvel Horror Comic): #3
Penny (Golden Age Avon, 1949): #14
Captain Savage (Bronze Age): #4-7, 11
Tales of the Unexpected (Silver Age): #83, 95
Unexpected (Formerly Tales of the Unexpected): #114, 119 (Wrightson Art), 125, 130
Shade: The Changing Man (Original Series): #1-8 (Ditko Art)
Prez (The Kid President, Bronze Age): #1-3
The Shadow (Bronze Age DC): #1-5, 7, 10, 12

E-Bay Spotlight

hey they didn't mention jon stewart!  oh wait that's right he wasn't famous in that time periodOriginal Half-Baked Movie Ad

This auction contains the rare original Half-Baked color movie advertisement from 1998. Features Dave Chappelle and Jim Bruer. This glossy ad ran in publications from that time period and is not a reproduction. It's in excellent shape with only very lite edge wear. It measures approx 10" X 6 5/8". Don't miss out on this hard-to-find piece of history!

that's a pretty tenuous verb usage their i thinkStrip Aids Comic Anthology

This auction is for the comic book anthology Strip AIDS USA put out by Last Gasp in 1988. Features work by Harvey Pekar, Moebius, Frank Miller, Tim Sale, Bill Sienkiewicz, Will Eisner, Serio Aragones, S. Clay Wilson, Colleen Doran, Jill Thompson and many more.

Book is square bound, black and white, and has overall minor wear.

We Buy Stuff

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Schedule Schmedule

As usual, a great many comic books have been pushed back to a later date. This news is so shocking that we are now developing a weekly section where we announce comic delays, so you can better know when your favorite books are coming out. Or when the next delay announcement will be, whatever. We'll also include other schedule announcements, like different products coming back in stock, second printings, and the like. But this is the comic industry, and we all know which type of announcment we will see the most.

Changed Release Dates


OLD DATE NEW DATE
Powers Encyclopedia Vol. 1 (MR) 07/05/07 04/23/08
Powers HC Vol. 2 Def. Coll. (RES) (MR) 12/12/07 05/28/08
New Universal TP: Everything Went White 03/05/08 03/26/08
New Avengers #39 SII 03/12/08 03/26/08
Hellblazer #242 (MR) 03/19/08 03/26/08
New Warriors #10 03/19/08 03/26/08
Kick Ass #2 (MR) 03/19/08 03/26/08
Sparrow: Ashley Wood HC Vol. 02 03/26/08 04/02/08
Angel: After the Fall #5 03/26/08 03/19/08
Speed Racer TP Vol. 04 03/26/08 04/02/08
Ghost Whisperer #1 03/26/08 03/19/08
FX #1 03/26/08 03/19/08
Halo: Uprising #3 (MR) 03/26/08 04/09/08
Justice Society of America #14 Reg./Var. Eds. 03/26/08 04/09/08
Criminal 2 #2 (MR) 03/26/08 04/09/08
Batman #675 04/02/08 04/16/08
Halo Uprising #4 (MR) 04/09/08 05/21/08
Criminal 2 #3 (MR) 04/23/08 05/07/08

i was not ready

it's a known fact stephen king reserves his christmas cards for reviews of 4.5/5 or higher


The Dark Tower: The Long Road Home #1

Creative Director and Executive Director: Stephen King
Plotting and Consultation: Robin Furth
Script: Peter David
Art: Jae Lee and Richard Isanove
Lettering: Chris Elipoulos
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Price: $3.99
Rating: Junior High Goth kid who can't stop listening to Korn.

I blame Stephen King for a lot of things. I blame him for making horror movies and horror fiction popular. I blame him for all the crappy undergraduate papers I have to read every year where someone kills someone just because a story isn't a story without someone getting killed. And I blame him for the generation upon generation of people who are afraid of clowns because of his novel, "It". When the revolution finally comes, King will have much to answer for.

But, with all that said, The Dark Tower is actually an original property. It is something completely new in a fantasy space packed to the very brim with repetition and unoriginality. It is like fantasy, mixed with westerns, mixed with steam-punk and medieval stuff. I mean, where else have you seen robots, swords and revolvers on the same page? And there is this creepy eye-ball thing that hooks itself onto someone dude's head and sucks his brain or something. That's pretty radical.

The problem occurs when the story progresses. All fantasy books, even fantasy comic books, have this problem. This isn't the real world, it's a world completely created by someone else. We have no idea what the rules of this world are, so the writer has to explain the world to us as we go. Thus, there is a lot to read and process. A comic works better for this than a book because of the amazingly pretty pictures. But, I mean, you still have to explain things. There isn't a way around that. So, the story tends to drag in places where it doesn't have to. Add to that a very complicated story line, and what you have is mess of word-boxes and events unfolding, with you hanging along for the ride.

The art by Jae Lee and Richard Isanove is simply incredible, and it saves the book in many places. I mean, the art is just stunning. The coloring is beautiful and Jae Lee's lines are so smooth and crisp. I don't say this often, but this comic is worth buying simply for the artwork, without question. The level of production is wonderful.

A simpler story would be better for this. I'm not impressed by the story or the dialogue. The art is really its only saving grace. Sorry, Stephen King. You can take me off your Christmas card list if you want.

RATING: 4/5

jackson has already put down money that the main character is a lesbian so if anyone wants to take him up on that feel free


Echo #1

Story and art by Terry Moore
Publisher: Abstract Studio
Price: $3.50
Rating: 7th grade

Many, many people are big Terry Moore fans. I've never read Strangers in Paradise, and I don't feel bad about it. If I wanted to read about women and men doing the silly things that women and men do, I'd read a book or just write down what I did on Friday night. Echo is Terry Moore's sci-fi movement, however. And it has some interesting possibilities.

The story starts off with a military test flight of a new jetpack. The test pilot is loving it, until the military tests the jetpack's nuke dodging techniques. The nuke explodes, the jetpack explodes, all that. The story moves when an innocent photographer gets drenched in the fall out, and slowly begins to gain cool powers! Liquid metal type powers, straight from T2!

The story is really easy to follow, with straight forward dialogue and quick moving panels. Terry Moore makes it look so easy. His pacing and timing are absurd, in the good way. I think he uses black and white interiors as the correct artistic option. His inks are smooth and lush, with an amazing sense of detail. I'm generally impressed.

I'm a bit concerned with the cover. It is metallic-embedded, bumpy-shinny, metal type font and special effects shiny thing. Is this needed? Are there still people around that think that, if a cover looks special, the comic will be special? Have we not learned from Image during the embarrassment of the 1990s? Terry Moore, you don't need this. Your comic is very much good enough, believe me. I like it. And if I like it, that's saying something. I'm not sure what it is, but it's saying something.

RATING: 5/5

CRAZY PEOPLE was rejected as a title because it didn't have anything to do with young people


Young Liars #1

Writer and Artist: David Lapham
Publisher: DC/Vertigo
Price: $2.99
Rating: Freshmen in college going for his business degree.

I use to be a big fan of David Lapham's Stray Bullets. I would read all this works, loving the sick, sexy, violent explosion of it. I think I needed it when I was younger, that level of intensity and violence. Like, when you first watched Pulp Fiction. You realized that violent, crazy movies could be funny and different and original. I'm over it now. Sadly, I don't think David Lapham is.

Young Liars is everything that Stray Bullets was. There is a lot of people hurting each other. There is screaming, yelling, sexy women, transvestites, guns, and the dude that is innocent from the outside, watching it all. Of course, this guy is in love with the insane girl who can fight four dudes without breaking a sweat. She even bites a nose off. Awesome. There is a reason why she is this way. She has a bullet stuck in her head that will eventually kill her and/or drive her insane. Man, I wish I had a bullet in the brain. It would solve almost all my problems.

Is this book good? Yes. But it's nothing new and its not ground breaking. It's David Lapham's natural movement. He has a huge fan base and he is good at what he does. The art is great and the story is kind of different, but it is going to take a lot more than a pretty woman beating people up to make me buy Young Liars #2.

RATING: 4/5

Newsletter for March 11, 2008
Jump To: New Releases | Reviews | Delays | The Index Watchmen Movie News
Notes From the Editor

If you haven't seen it, Newsarama has released some pictures of five of Watchmen's main characters!  Here's my favorite:

GAZE UPON MY WORKS, YE MIGHTY, AND DESPAIR

Zack Snyder is a GENIUS.

Oh and for a follow-up, since I had already made that image, here are pictures of Brian Michael Bendis looking like a tremendous dweeb and Mark Millar looking surprisingly dignified with a drawn-on pencil-thin mustache:

HELLO LADIES


I HAVE YOU NOW

NEW RELEASES

DARK HORSE
  • FEAR AGENT HATCHET JOB #3
  • GRENDEL BEHOLD THE DEVIL #5

DC
  • 100 BULLETS #89
  • BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS #5
  • BIRDS OF PREY #116
  • BRAVE AND THE BOLD #11
  • CATWOMAN #77
  • CHECKMATE #24
  • COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS 6 #6
  • DEATH OF THE NEW GODS #7
  • EX MACHINA #35
  • FABLES #71
  • FLASH #238
  • JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #19
  • MAD CLASSICS #21
  • MAD MAGAZINE #488
  • PROGRAMME #9
  • ROBIN #172
  • SCOOBY DOO #130
  • SHADOWPACT #23
  • SUPER FRIENDS #1
  • SUPERMAN BATMAN ANNUAL #2
  • TANGENT SUPERMANS REIGN #1
man i can't wait for the crossover with just imagine stan lee creates the dc universeTangent: Superman's Reign #1

Hey, look, a new series based on the Tangent universe!  This is, um, something!  I'll be honest, I never read any of the Tangent comics stuff, and I know pretty much nothing about it beyond the inexplicable cameos it's made in the Ion series and that one issue of JLA.  Maybe it's worth something!  DC seems to think so, or else they wouldn't have approved this book, I'm sure.


IMAGE
  • DARK IVORY #1
  • INVINCIBLE #49
  • PVP #39
  • SPAWN GODSLAYER #7
  • SWORD #6
  • WITCHBLADE SEJIC CVR A #116

MARVEL
  • AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #554
  • AVENGERS CLASSIC #10
  • CAPTAIN AMERICA #36
maybe when this book stops being amazing i'll stop spotlighting itCaptain America #36

Hey, guess what: Ed Brubaker's Captain America is still completely amazing!  Surprise!  The book's picking up steam in this second arc, where the characters are moving from coping with the death of Captain America to filling the void he left.  Also, in this issue: Bucky does something besides angrily grimace!  It's good times all around, and if you're not reading this comic, there's really no hope for you.

  • CAPTAIN MARVEL #4
this comic is aces, gentsCaptain Marvel #4

I'm going to call it now: this issue will have a big Skrull reveal.  Based on how much Skrull stuff has happened in the issues of this series not tagged Secret Invasion, they'd have to reveal someone as a Skrull to get the tag on these last two issues.  Why the whole series hasn't been tagged as Secret Invasion Infiltration, I don't know, but if they're finally calling this one a Secret Invasion issue, something has to happen, right?  Oh, this comic book is good beyond stupid huge event reveals, by the way, so if you don't care about Secret Invasion, it's worth checking out.

  • FOOLKILLER #4
  • FRANKLIN RICHARDS SPRING BREAK #
  • GHOST RIDER #21
MACHINE GUN NURSES A GO-GOGhost Rider #21

Yeah, it probably seems a little weird to spotlight a book like Ghost Rider, especially on an issue that doesn't have any big reveals or that's even the start of an arc, but I think Ghost Rider is going to be this year's Iron Fist--the book that should only appeal to like four or five people but is actually completely amazing.  (I'm fine with saying that because I said it before Matt Fraction did at WizardWorld LA this weekend.)  In this issue, Johnny Blaze has to stop a bunch of killer nurses from killing a guy whose near-death experience made him an enemy of the newly renegade angel, Zadkiel.  Seriously, Jason Aaron is setting this book up to rock your face--is your face prepared to be ROCKED?

  • IMMORTAL IRON FIST #13
  • INCREDIBLE HERCULES #115
  • INCREDIBLE HERCULES DJURDJEVIC VAR #115
  • IRON MAN #27
  • MARVEL ADVENTURES AVENGERS #22
  • MARVEL ILLUSTRATED ILIAD #4
  • ORDER #9
  • THOR #7
  • WAR IS HELL FIRST FLIGHT PHANTOM EAGLE #1
  • WOLVERINE ORIGINS #23
  • WORLD WAR HULK AFTERSMASH WARBOUND #4

INDIES
  • ANGEL AFTER THE FALL #5
  • ANGEL AFTER THE FALL #5 10 COPY ROBINSON INCV #5
  • ANGEL AFTER THE FALL #5 20 COPY URRU INCV #5
  • BACK ISSUE #27
  • BOHDA TE #1
  • DARKNESS VS EVA #1
  • EVERYBODYS DEAD #1
  • GENE SIMMONS ZIPPER #4
  • GHOST WHISPERER #1
  • GRIMM FAIRY TALES #25
  • GRIMM FAIRY TALES PIPER #1
  • HACK SLASH SERIES NAKAYAMA CVR B #10
  • HACK SLASH SERIES SEELEY CVR A #10
  • HOBBY JAPAN MAR 2008 #51
  • JUNGLE GIRL PX ED #5
  • RED SONJA #31
  • SIMPSONS COMICS #140
  • TALES FROM THE CRYPT #5
  • TALES OF TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES #44
  • WASTELAND #15

MERCHANDISE
  • BATMAN THE KILLING JOKE SPECIAL ED HC
  • BLOOD PLUS NOVEL VOL 01 FIRST KISS 1
  • EARTH X TP TRILOGY COMPANION
  • HACK SLASH HC VOL 01 OMNIBUS 1
  • HIGHLANDER TP VOL 02 DARK QUICKENING 2
  • LEGION OF SUPER HEROES IN 31ST CENTURY TP 1
  • MAINTENANCE TP VOL 2 2
  • MIGHTY AVENGERS PREM HC VOL 01 ULTRON INITIATIVE 1
  • MMW CAPTAIN AMERICA HC VOL 04 VAR ED VOL 93 4
  • MOON KNIGHT TP VOL 02 MIDNIGHT SUN
  • NEW AVENGERS PREM HC VOL 7 TRUST 7
  • OUTSIDERS FIVE OF A KIND TP
  • OVERSTREET COMIC BOOK PG VOL 38 MARVEL VILLAINS HC
  • OVERSTREET COMIC BOOK PG VOL 38 MARVEL VILLAINS SC
  • OVERSTREET COMIC BOOK PG VOL 38 STAR WARS SC
  • PAINKILLER JANE TP VOL 01 THINGS EXPLODE 1
  • PUNISHER WAR JOURNAL TP VOL 02 GOIN OUT WEST 2
  • REPO TP
  • SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATRE TP 6
  • SERENITY LOGO BLK SHOOTER
  • SPIDER-MAN TP REIGN
  • SW EP 3 CLONE SCALED REPLICA HELMET
  • SW EP 3 SPECIAL OPS SCALED REPLICA HELMET
  • VOLTRON HC COMPLETE OMNIBUS
  • X-FACTOR TP VOL 04 HEART OF ICE 4

NEXT WEEK'S RELEASES
  • FEAR AGENT #19 HATCHET JOB (PT 3 OF 5)
  • GRENDEL BEHOLD THE DEVIL #5 (OF 8)
  • 100 BULLETS #89 (MR)
  • ALL STAR SUPERMAN #10
  • BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS #5
  • BIRDS OF PREY #116
  • BRAVE AND THE BOLD #11
  • CATWOMAN #77
  • CHECKMATE #24
  • COUNTDOWN SPECIAL ECLIPSO 80 PAGE GIANT
  • COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS 6
  • DEATH OF THE NEW GODS #7 (OF 8)
  • EX MACHINA #35 (MR)
  • FABLES #71 (MR)
  • FLASH #238
  • JACK KIRBYS FOURTH WORLD OMNIBUS HC VOL 04
  • JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #19
  • OUTSIDERS FIVE OF A KIND TP
  • PROGRAMME #9 (OF 12)
  • ROBIN #172
  • SCOOBY DOO #130
  • SHADOWPACT #23
  • SUPER FRIENDS #1
  • SUPERMAN BATMAN ANNUAL #2
  • TANGENT SUPERMANS REIGN #1 (OF 12)
  • WORLD OF WARCRAFT #5
  • CIRCLE #5
  • DARK IVORY #1 (OF 4)
  • DARKNESS #3 KEOWN CVR A (MR)
  • DARKNESS #3 SEJIC CVR B (MR)
  • INVINCIBLE #49
  • MAGDALENA DAREDEVIL (ONE SHOT)
  • NEW WORLD ORDER #2
  • PVP #39
  • SAVAGE DRAGON #135
  • SWORD #6
  • WITCHBLADE #116 SEJIC CVR A
  • AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #554
  • AVENGERS CLASSIC #10
  • CAPTAIN AMERICA #36
  • CAPTAIN MARVEL #4 (OF 5) DODSON VAR SII (PP #803)
  • CAPTAIN MARVEL #4 (OF 5) SII
  • FOOLKILLER #4 (OF 5) (MR)
  • FRANKLIN RICHARDS SPRING BREAK
  • GHOST RIDER #21
  • IMMORTAL IRON FIST #13
  • INCREDIBLE HERCULES #115
  • INCREDIBLE HERCULES #115 DJURDJEVIC VAR
  • IRON MAN #27
  • MARVEL ADVENTURES AVENGERS #22
  • MARVEL ILLUSTRATED ILIAD #4 (OF 8)
  • ORDER #9
  • THOR #7
  • WAR IS HELL FIRST FLIGHT PHANTOM EAGLE #1 (OF 5) (MR)
  • WOLVERINE ORIGINS #23
  • WORLD WAR HULK AFTERSMASH WARBOUND #4 (OF 5)
  • BERLIN #15 (MR)
  • GARGOYLES #8
  • GRIMM FAIRY TALES #25 (MR)
  • GRIMM FAIRY TALES PIPER #1 (OF 4) (MR)
  • GUNPLAY #1
  • HACK SLASH HC VOL 01 OMNIBUS
  • HACK SLASH SERIES #10 NAKAYAMA CVR B (MR)
  • HACK SLASH SERIES #10 SEELEY CVR A (MR)
  • JUNGLE GIRL #5 PX ED
  • JUNGLE GIRL CHO #5 VIRGIN CVR INCV
  • RED SONJA #31
  • SHEENA #5
  • SIMPSONS COMICS #140
  • WASTELAND #15 (MR)
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Doctor Insano

By J. Floyd and B.A. Gibson

INTENSE WELDING ACTION

 

Bill Cofflin's WASTELAND Part 1