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New Reviews of This Week’s Releases!

It’s our last edition of Wednesday New Releases . . . before Emerald City ComiCon! Psyche! We’ve got a slew of awesome comics and more today, including some Alice in Wonderland plushes, Secret Six #19, Farscape D’Argo’s Quest #4, B.P.R.D. King of Fear #3, Cable #24, Batman & Robin #10, Iron Man 2 Spotlight, Ex Machina #48, Angel: A Hole in the World #4, and the Art of Hack/Slash Volume 2!

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We need your help this weekend. You see, we’ll be at the Emerald City ComicCon with our trusty video camera. Here’s where you come in: take a look at the list below. We’ll be interviewing some of these fine creators, and we want you to write the questions!

Then, follow us on Twitter and tweet us your question and who you want us to interview. There’s no way we’ll be able to interview all of the people below, so make sure your question stands out from the rest. Just make sure you use this hashtag: #TFAWEC3

• PETE ABRAMS–Creator/writer/artist of the webcomic Sluggy Freelance
• SCOTT ALLIE–Exurbia, The Devil’s Footprints, The Fog, Solomon Kane
• MIKE ALLRED–Madman, Red Rocket 7, Fables, X-Statix, Thor
• LAURA ALLRED–Thor, Iron Fist, Teen Titans, Perhapnauts, Fables
• JAMES ASMUS–Dark X-Men: The Beginning, Runaways, X-Men: Man. Destiny
• BRIAN AZZARELLO–100 Bullets, Joker, Loveless, Hellblazer, Wednesday Comics
• JEREMY BARLOW–Star Wars Comics (Tales, Empire, Jedi, Rebellion)
• DAVID BARON–JSA All-Stars, Green Arrow/Black Canary, The Question
• ERIC BASALDUA–Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia, Witchblade
• BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS–New Avengers, Powers, Ultimate Comics, Dark Avengers
• CHRISTIAN BERANEK–Outlaw Territory, Grimm Fairy Tales, Dracula vs King Arthur
• JAKE BLACK–Ender’s Game: War of Gifts, Supergirl, TMNT
• TIM BRADSTREET–The Punisher, Wolverine, Criminal Macabre, Hellblazer
• MICHAEL BROUSSARD–The Darkness, Civil War: The Initiative, New Avengers
• LARS BROWN–North World, PopGun, small town/BIG CITY
• ED BRUBAKER–Captain America, Reborn, The Marvels Project, Criminal
• CHRIS BURNHAM–Hack/Slash, Days Missing, X-Men: Manifest Destiny
• KURT BUSIEK–Astro City, Trinity, Wednesday Comics, JLA/Avengers
• JOE CASEY–Ben 10, Youngblood, Godland, Death-Defying ‘Devil
• C.B. CEBULSKI–X-Infernus, Astonishing Tales, Runaways
• JO CHEN–Buffy, Street Fighter, Runaways, New Avengers
• JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER–Witchblade, Dungeons & Dragons, Mutants and Masterminds
• BRIAN CHURILLA–The Anchor, We Kill Monsters, Creepy, PopGun, Rex Mundi
• MATTHEW CLARK–Doom Patrol, Crime Bible, Superman/Batman, Outsiders
• RYAN CODY–Villains, The Middleman, Hurricane Kids, Popgun
• COLLEEN COOVER–Age of the Sentry, Amazing Spider-Girl, X-Men: First Class
• CLAYTON CRAIN–X-Force, Cable, Sensational Spider-Man, Ghost Rider
• CARLOS D’ANDA–JLA: Classified, Deathblow, Outsiders, Action Comics
• FAREL DALRYMPLE–Omega: The Unknown, Pop Gun War, Project: Superior
• KEITH R.A. DECANDIDO–Farscape, Farscape: D’Argo’s Lament and D’Argo’s Trial
• BRIAN DENHAM–Angel, X-Files, Nova, Thunderbolts, Iron Man Hypervelocity
• SEAN DIETRICH–Fervor, Industriacide, Mess
• TONY DIGEROLAMO–Simpsons Comics, Simpsons Winter Wingding, Bart Simpson
• JOE DODD–Marvel Age: FF and Hulk, Nightwing, Human Torch, G.I.Joe
• OMAR DOGAN–Street Fighter Comics: Legends: Chun-Li/Sakura, II Turbo
• MARK DOS SANTOS–Eureka: Dormant Gene, Cthulhu Tales, Grimm Fairy Tales
• NATHAN EDMONDSON–Olympus, The Light
• JAY FAERBER–Dynamo 5, Noble Causes, Gemini, Green Lantern
• NATHAN FAIRBAIRN–X-Factor, Wolverine: Weapon X, Dark Reign: The List
• NATHAN FOX –Dark Reign: Zodiac, Creepy, Detective Comics, DMZ
• MATT FRACTION–Casanova, Iron Fist, Uncanny X-Men, Invincible Iron Man
• FRANCESCO FRANCAVILLA–Zorro, Sorrow, The Black Beetle, Garrison, Left On Mission
• DEREK FRIDOLFS–Batman: Streets of Gotham, Detective Comics, Batman
• JENNY FRISON–Angel, The Dreamer, Hack/Slash, Vampirella, Voltron
• STERLING GATES–Superman: New Krypton, Action Comics, Adventure Comics
• STEFANO GAUDIANO–Daredevil, Wolverine, Immortal Iron Fist, Superman
• KIERON GILLEN–Thor, Beta Ray Bill, Dark Reign: The Cabal, Phonogram
• ALLEN GLADFELTER–Cars, Cars: The Rookie, Cars: Radiator Springs
• PATRICK GLEASON–Green Lantern Corps, Sinestro Corps War, Green Arrow
• MICHAEL GOLDEN–X-Men, Wolverine, Wonder Woman, Superman, Hulk
• BRANDON GRAHAM–King City, Escalator, 24Seven, Popgun, Multiple Warheads
• TIMOTHY GREEN II–Immortal Iron Fist, Ender’s Game, Annihilation: Conquest
• RAVEN GREGORY–Grimm Fairy Tales, Beyond Wonderland, Se7en, The Gift
• BRAD GUIGAR–Evil Inc., Courting Disaster, Phables, Greystone Inn
• BRIAN HABERLIN–Spawn, Marvels: Eye of the Camera, Superman/Batman
• DAVID HAHN–Fables, Bite Club, Red Herring, Spider-Man ♥s Mary Jane
• MATT HALEY–Superman Returns, Tangent Superman’s Reign, Birds of Prey
• WILLIAM HARMS–inFamous (PS3), Impaler, Wolverine: Flies to a Spider, Abel
• JOE HARRIS–Ghost Projekt, Creepy, Batman: Battle for the Cowl, Tripper
• PHIL HESTER–The Darkness, Firbreather, Ant-Man, Green Arrow
• ZACH HOWARD–Aliens, Justice League Unlimited, Blue Beetle, Star Wars
• BRANDON JERWA–Battlestar Galactica, PopGun, Highlander, G.I. Joe
• GEOFF JOHNS–Green Lantern, Flash, JSA, 52, Superman: Brainiac
• DAVE KELLETT–Sheldon Comics, How to Make Webcomics
• JOE KELLY–Deadpool, I Kill Giants, The Amazing Spider-Man
• MATT KINDT–Super Spy, 3 Story: Secret History of the Giant Man
• JJ KIRBY–Supergirl, Darkness, Star Wars: Infinities, Captain Marvel
• BARRY KITSON–Amazing Spider-Man, Secret Invasion: FF, Legion
• KEITH KNIGHT–K Chronicles, (th)ink, The Knight Life
• SCOTT KURTZ–PvP, Truth, Justin and The American Way
• JOHN LAYMAN–Chew, Stephen Colbert’s Tek Jansen, Army of Darkness
• JEFF LEMIRE–Sweet Tooth, The Nobody, Essex County, Beowulf
• COREY LEWIS–Sharknife, Peng!, Rival Schools, Strange Tales, SF II
• STEVE LIEBER–Whiteout, Thunderbolts, Iron Man/Hulk/Fury
• ROB LIEFELD–Deadpool, Cable, Youngblood, Image United
• AARON LOPRESTI–Wonder Woman, Ms. Marvel, New X-Men, Excalibur
• DAVID MACK–Kabuki, Daredevil, New Avengers, Alias, Vampirella
• KEVIN MAGUIRE–Doom Patrol, Justice League International, JLA, Defenders
• DOUG MAHNKE–Green Lantern, Final Crisis, Black Adam, Batman, JLA
• ALEX MALEEV–Daredevil, Halo, Spider-Woman: Agent of S.W.O.R.D.
• BILLY MARTINEZ–Kickass Girl, Wildflower, Supernatural Law, Forty Winks
• AMY MEBBERSON–The Muppet Show, Monsters Inc., Muppet Peter Pan
• RON MARZ–Witchblade, Broken Trinity, Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Ion
• BEN McCOOL–Choker, CBLDF Presents: Liberty Comics, JLU
• SCOTT MILLS–Cells, Seamonsters & Superheroes, The Masterplan
• TERRY MOORE–Echo, Strangers in Paradise, Runawayas, Gen13 Bootleg
• CHRIS MORENO–Toy Story: Mysterious Stranger, World War Hulk: Frontline
• SEAN GORDON MURPHY–Batman/Scarecrow, Hellblazer, House of Mystery
• MICHAEL ALAN NELSON–28 Days Later, Cthulhu Tales, Swordsmith Assassin, X-Isle
• DUSTIN NGUYEN–Batman: Streets of Gotham, Detective Comics, Batman
• JUSTIN ‘MORITAT’ NORMAN–Elephantmen, JLA 80-Page Giant, Heavy Metal, PopGun
• MIKE NORTON–Green Arrow/Black Canary, Booster Gold, Trinity
• EDUARDO NUNEZ–DC Universe Online
• MIKE OEMING–Mice Templar, Rapture, Powers, Red Sonja, Thor
• JOSHUA ORTEGA–Gears of War 2 (game), Frazetta Comics, Queen Sonja
• RYAN OTTLEY–Invincible, Haunt, Superman/Batman, Death Grub
• ANDY OWENS–Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8, The Great Ten, Trinity
• JASON PALMER–Star Wars, Firefly, Battlestar Galactica, Serenity
• JEFF PARKER–Exiles, Agents of Atlas, X-Men: First Class, Underground
• JASON PEARSON–Body Bags, Deadpool, X-Force and Punisher Annuals
• WHILCE PORTACIO–Spawn, Superman/Batman, Wetworks, Batman Confidential
• ALAN J. PORTER–Cars: The Rookie, Cars: Radiator Springs
• JOE QUESADA–Editor-In-Chief of Marvel Comics, Daredevil: Father, NYX
• MARK RAHNER–Rotten, Cthulhu Tales
• KHARY RANDOLPH –Chaotic, Adventures of Spawn, Teen Titans Go!
• CRYSTAL REID–Street Fighter IV, Street Fighter II Turbo
• RICK REMENDER–Fear Agent, End League, Punisher, Gigantic, Wolverine
• CHRIS ROBERSON–Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love, House of Mystery
• DARICK ROBERTSON–The Boys, Transmetropolitan, JLA, Wolverine, Punisher
• JAMES ROBINSON–Justice League: Cry for Justice, Superman, Starman
• TONE RODRIGUEZ–Mayhem!, Simpsons Comics, 1001 Arabian Nights
• STEVE ROLSTON–House of Mystery, Queen & Country, The Escapists
• DUNCAN ROULEAU–Metal Men, The Great Unknown, Action Comics
• GREG RUCKA–Detective Comics, Stumptown, Whiteout, Queen & Country
• JIM RUGG–Street Angel, One Model Nation, Afrodisiac, The Plain Janes
• ANDY RUNTON–Owly
• STEVE SADOWSKI–Avengers/Invaders, JSA, Red Sonja, Hawkman, Firestorm
• TIM SALE–Heroes, Batman: The Long Halloween, Spider-Man: Blue
• STUART SAYGER–Bionicle, Shiver in the Dark, card illustrator
• STEVEN T. SEAGLE–Soul Kiss, The Amazon, American Virgin, Heroes, Superman
• TIM SEELEY –Hack/Slash, GI Joe, Loaded Bible, Lovebunny & Mr. Hell
• TAKI SOMA–Rapture, Mortal Coils Presents… Free Bodies, Silent Forest
• CHARLES SOULE–Strongman, Strongman Vol. 2
• MATTHEW SOUTHWORTH–Stumptown, Infinity Inc., Savage Dragon
• NICK SPENCER–Shuddertown, Forgetless, Existence 2.0/3.0
• RICHARD STARKINGS–Hip Flask, Elephantmen, Comicraft, Active Images
• DAVE STEWART–The Marvels Project, Joe the Barbarian, Hulk, The Goon
• JOHANNA STOKES–Mr. Stuffins, Ninja Tales, Savage Brothers, Station
• CHRISTINA STRAIN–Runaways, Ms. Marvel, Thor, Astonishing & Uncanny X-Men
• KRISTOFER STRAUB–Starslip Crisis, chainsawsuit, F-Chord, Ichor Falls
• MARCIO TAKARA–The Incredibles: Family Matters and City of Incredibles
• PHILIP TAN–Batman and Robin, Final Crisis: Revelations, Green Lantern
• JAMES TAYLOR–Anne Steelyard: Gate of Dreams, Starlight, Decoy
• BEN TEMPLESMITH–30 Days of Night, Welcome to Hoxford, Fell, Dead Space
• MARK TEXEIRA–Ghost Rider, Moon Knight, Vampirella, Sabertooth
• JILL THOMPSON–Fables, Sandman, Magic Trixie, Little Endless
• PAUL TOBIN–Marvel Adventures, Models Inc., Amazing Spider-Man Family
• PETER TOMASI–Green Lantern Corps, The Mighty, Outsiders, Black Adam
• ERIC TRAUTMANN–JSA vs. Kobra, The Shield, Checkmate, Final Crisis: Resist
• DEAN TRIPPE–Comic Book Tattoo, Butterfly, Project: Rooftop, Hector Plasm
• JIM VALENTINO–ShadowHawk, Guardians of the Galaxy, A Touch of Silver
• JEN VAN METER–Black Lightning: Year 1, Outsiders, JSA: Classified, Buffy TVS
• JHONEN VASQUEZ–Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, Squee, Fillerbunny, Jellyfist
• MARK WAID–Incorruptible, The Incredibles, Irredeemable, Potter’s Field
• EMILY WARREN–Ms. Marvel, Secret Invasion, X-Men: First Class, Dark Tower
• NATE WATSON–Hero Squared, Toy Story, Scream Queen
• LEN WEIN–Swamp Thing, X-Men, Justice League: Cry For Justice
• BRETT WELDELE–Surrogates, High Rollers, Southland Tales, Couscous Express
• SHANE WHITE–Things Undone, Fear Agent, Battle Pope, North Country
• DAN WICKLINE–Grimm Fairy Tales, Wonderland Annual, 1001 Arabian Nights
• JH WILLIAMS III–Detective Comics, Promethea, Jonah Hex, Desolation Jones
• JOSHUA WILLIAMSON–JLA 80-Page Giant, DCU Halloween Special, Johnny Monster
• G. WILLOW WILSON–Air, Cairo, Negative Burn, Outsiderrs: 5 of a Kind, Vixen
• RENEE WITTERSTAETTER–Impossible Man Summer Vacation Spectacular, Jurassic Park
• PETE WOODS–Superman: New Krypton, Amazons Attack, Action Comics
• SKOTTIE YOUNG–Wonderful Wizard of Oz, X-Men, Human Torch, Iceman
• JIM ZUBKAVICH–Makeshift Miracle, Exalted, Street Fighter II Turbo, PopGun

Emerald City ComiCon is March 13-14 this year, featuring such mind-blowingly excellent guests as Leonard Nimoy, Wil Wheaton, Stan Lee, and Geoff Johns–not to mention dozens of other comic creators, major publishers, and much more!

Not going to Seattle this year? This is your chance to get an up-close-and-personal tour of Emerald City ComiCon 2010! TFAW.com will be going up there with our trusty camcorders, and as part of our Choose Your Own Adventure event, we want you to tell us who to interview, what panels to cover, or anything else you’d like to see!

We did something similar for SDCC last year, and not only did our viewers enjoy it, but we had a really great time as well! So go ahead and check through the media guests, special guests, Saturday and Sunday panels, Artist Alley, and the exhibitors at EC3 this year and either post your suggestions below before the show, or Tweet us @TFAW with the hashtag #TFAWEC3 during the show!

We’re also going to revive something that we really enjoyed doing at SDCC: the super-nerdy Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Interview! We will have a list of 20 questions and some 20-sided dice. We will let our victims (er, subjects) roll the dice five times: whatever number they land on is the number of the question they have to answer. These questions range from comics-specific queries to the most off-the-wall things we can think to ask–if you have a question you want answered, go ahead and post it below!

So let your imagination run wild, and we will try to cover all the people, comics, and events you want!

Hey kids! Think you could be the next Dave Stewart? Prove it by entering our Coloring Contest and adding a little oomph to the cover of Blackest Night #8!

You can either pick up a copy at one of our three Oregon locations, or print out a pdf right now. Color it to your heart’s desire and either return it to the store by March 31, 2010, or mail it to:

Things From Another World
Attn: Coloring Contest
10956 SE Main Street
Milwaukie, OR 97222

The best part? Legendary colorist Dave Stewart (Hellboy, Umbrella Academy, Detective Comics, New Frontier, et al) is helping us pick the winners! Three runners up will each receive a set of seven Blackest Night Rings, while the grand prize winner will get the first six issues of Brightest Day (#0-5) FREE!

For complete details, click here.

So, who’s raring to color? Where are my crayons? Post your comments below!

New Reviews of This Week’s Releases!

Aloha! We took a break with Wednesday New Releases, but we’re back and goofier than ever, as you can see from our dance routine at the beginning of this video. Today, Josh and I take a look at Girl Comics #1, First Wave #1, Buffy #33, Chew #9, Detective Comics #862, X-Men: Hope #1, Green Hornet #1, and Kick Ass!

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Every month, we choose a few outstanding product reviewers and send them free stuff as part of our Product Review Contest. There were a bunch of great product reviews last month, but it was pretty easy to pick three winners. Their reviews stood out:

Ryan reviewed the Siege: Prelude TPB and here’s what he had to say.

Good cross-section of titles, from what will go down (in my opinion) as an interesting chapter in Marvel continuity. “Prelude” features quick but sophisticated stories and some amazing artwork, especially in the New Avengers Annual #3!

I loved the inclusion of the classic “End of the Green Goblin” two-parter from 1960s Amazing Spider-Man. The “Warriors Three” story, at first looking silly, turns out to be a well-written, witty little treat. I’m not sure if everyone will, but I got a copy of “The Origins of Siege” with my Prelude order.

This TPB doesn’t spoon-feed the reader with exactly why certain titles are included, but some inclusions become obvious after reading the first issue of Siege. Not a bad buy if you’re getting back into comics (like I am) right before Siege.

Luke from Oregon wrote some really cool reviews for Abe Sapien, B.P.R.D.: War on Frogs, and the new Supernatural series to name a few. He was by far the most prolific reviewer this month, and we appreciate his opinion.

Here’s what he had to say about Abe Sapien:
One wonderfully suspenseful and creepy comic. While not nearly as good as “The Drowning” it still deserves a 5 star rating. It is a good old fashioned demon/haunting detective story highlighting Abe’s deductive strengths as part of the BPRD. Check it out.

Last, but certainly not least, Ian from the Bay Area had some positive and negative reviews for us last month. Check out what he had to say about Spider-Man: One More Day TPB.

This is an abomination and quite possibly the worst idea in comic history by having Peter Parker who is known for doing whats right no matter what MAKING A DEAL WITH THE DEVIL that makes him give up his marriage with MJ to make Aunt May feel better… and if you still want to read this after that then there is no hope for you…

All three of this month’s winners will get $25 TFAW gift certificates to pick up anything they want! Thank you to everybody who submitted product reviews last month and congratulations to the winners.

As always, we’re choosing our product reviews carefully, so please don’t submit duplicate reviews or submissions from other merchant websites. You don’t have to like the product to snag a winning review, so feel free to rant or gush.

So submit your reviews and help your fellow collectors, and us, sort out the “HOT” from the “NOT”! Who knows, you may be one of next month’s winners.

HOW TO SUBMIT A PRODUCT REVIEW:
It’s simple! Just visit any product page and look for this:

Click on it and our product review form will appear in a popup. Just fill out the pertinent information and submit your review, and you’re done! We’ll take a look at your review and get it up on the product page soon thereafter!

There’s also a really easy way for you to call up everything you’ve ever ordered from us and review it. Simply log in to your account and go into the Order History Section. Next to each item, you’ll see a “Review it!” link.

Questions? Comments? Let us know below!

The latest entry to our weekly raffle of signed comics and graphic novels is something music and comics lovers will go crazy for: a copy of the variant edition of Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite #1 signed by Gerard Way!

This variant edition features a cover by Gerard Way, making this an especially awesome prize. To enter, go to one of our three Oregon locations: you’ll receive a raffle ticket with every purchase. You can also sign up for our newsletter–all subscribers will be automatically entered in our weekly raffles!

New to Umbrella Academy? Conceived and written by My Chemical Romance front man Gerard Way, this series features interior art by Eisner Award-nominated artist Gabriel Ba (De:Tales) and colors by Eisner Award-winning colorist Dave Stewart. The cover art on this special variant was done by Gerard Way himself!

Once, the Umbrella Academy was unstoppable. Under the tutelage of their guardian and mentor, Dr. Reginald Hargreeves, its members spent their childhoods fighting evil and honing their extraordinary gifts.

Until something went terribly wrong.

Now, nine years later, the estranged members of the Umbrella Academy are reunited by the death of the only parent they’ve ever known and the rise of a new and terrible threat. Will they be able to overcome their history for long enough to save the world-one more time?

Did you know that in 2009, an average of 75,000 children per month ate meals from an emergency food box in Oregon and Clark County, Washington? That’s why we’re organizing a food drive this March benefitting Oregon Food Bank.

Our goal is to collect at least 500 pounds of food this March: as an incentive, for every canned or non-perishable food item you bring in to our stores, you’ll receive a raffle ticket. The prize: a $500 gift certificate to Things From Another World! There is no limit–bring as much food as you can carry to our three Oregon locations!

Oregon’s most vulnerable residents are often the hungriest, including the elderly and children, so be a hero today!

Here are some guidelines from Oregon Food Bank:

Most-Needed Foods:
• Canned meats (tuna, chicken, and salmon, etc.)
• Canned vegetables
• Canned fruits
• Canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni & cheese, etc.)
• Peanut butter
• Canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.)
• Pasta, rice, cereal
• 100% fruit juice (canned, plastic, or boxed)

Oregon Food Bank Cannot Use:
• Rusty or unlabeled cans
• Perishable items
• Homemade items
• Non-commercial canned or packaged items
• Alcoholic beverages, mixes, or soda
• Open or used items

So go ahead and check through your cabinets–every last item helps–and bring it to our three Oregon locations today!

Questions? Comments? Post ‘em below!

Did you know that in 2009, an average of 75,000 children per month ate meals from an emergency food box in Oregon and Clark County, Washington? That’s why we’re organizing a food drive this March benefitting Oregon Food Bank.

Our goal is to collect at least 500 pounds of food this March: as an incentive, for every canned or non-perishable food item you bring in to our stores, you’ll receive a raffle ticket. The prize: a $500 gift certificate to Things From Another World! There is no limit–bring as much food as you can carry to our three Oregon locations!

Oregon’s most vulnerable residents are often the hungriest, including the elderly and children, so be a hero today!

Here are some guidelines from Oregon Food Bank:

Most-Needed Foods:
• Canned meats (tuna, chicken, and salmon, etc.)
• Canned vegetables
• Canned fruits
• Canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni & cheese, etc.)
• Peanut butter
• Canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.)
• Pasta, rice, cereal
• 100% fruit juice (canned, plastic, or boxed)

Oregon Food Bank Cannot Use:
• Rusty or unlabeled cans
• Perishable items
• Homemade items
• Non-commercial canned or packaged items
• Alcoholic beverages, mixes, or soda
• Open or used items

So go ahead and check through your cabinets–every last item helps–and bring it to our three Oregon locations today!

Questions? Comments? Post ‘em below!

New Reviews of This Week’s Releases!

Wow! I got so excited about Avengers vs. Agents of Atlas #2, I stepped off my stool today to give you an up-close look at this slice of superhero goodness! Josh and I also profiled the new Bettie Page GelaSkins, Locke & Key: Crown of Shadows #3, The Stand: American Nightmares #4, Siege: Dark Avengers #14, KOTOR #50, Uncanny X-Men #521, and Supernatural: Beginning’s End #2:

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