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americababy24
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Posted: Fri May 18, 03:00AM  Post subject:
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My pick ups today (I go on thur, I work all day on wed, UGH.)

The Incredible Hulk 7.1
The Incredible Hulk 7 (1;25 variant)
The Incredible Hulk 1 (1:50 Variant)
Saga 3
Justice league 9
Nightwing 9
Deadpool 51 & 54
Daredevil 13
Hulk smash the avengers 3
TMNT #1
Manhattan Project 3
Secret Service 2
AvX round 4 (1:15, 1:25)
AvX (fights) (1.25)
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Master Chief
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Aesthetic wrote:
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Narrowed it down to two colorists for my project. Once I choose one the whole team will be finished. totally piped.

totally piped to see the final result of this.

Me too
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CK3count


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Saga is awesome. I have a huge crush on Alana.
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CK3count


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Posted: Fri May 18, 09:15AM  Post subject:
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gary from teen mom


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Posted: Fri May 18, 11:17AM  Post subject:
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TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
ticked off steve wrote:
U sign ur check over ti the shop?


haha, yeah it's alot of books, but my shop is pretty sweet where they take 20% off on new issues that week plus they take off an additional 20% off the total.

basically it comes out to me spending on average $30-50 a week on comics.

How is that even fiscally possible?
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nerd eater


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gary from teen mom wrote:
TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
ticked off steve wrote:
U sign ur check over ti the shop?


haha, yeah it's alot of books, but my shop is pretty sweet where they take 20% off on new issues that week plus they take off an additional 20% off the total.

basically it comes out to me spending on average $30-50 a week on comics.

How is that even fiscally possible?


By the sound of that, by the skin of the teeth. The bigger comic companies sell their comics to the stores from the wholesaler at 55% discount (meaning shops pay 45% of the cover price, then they charge whatever). So it's not uncommon for a 20% discount and some stores can do 30%, but 40%? Damn fuckin ese.
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The Will and The Stalk have been my favorite part of the issues so far.
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Master Chief
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Posted: Fri May 18, 01:10PM  Post subject:
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nerd eater wrote:
gary from teen mom wrote:
TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
ticked off steve wrote:
U sign ur check over ti the shop?


haha, yeah it's alot of books, but my shop is pretty sweet where they take 20% off on new issues that week plus they take off an additional 20% off the total.

basically it comes out to me spending on average $30-50 a week on comics.

How is that even fiscally possible?


By the sound of that, by the skin of the teeth. The bigger comic companies sell their comics to the stores from the wholesaler at 55% discount (meaning shops pay 45% of the cover price, then they charge whatever). So it's not uncommon for a 20% discount and some stores can do 30%, but 40%? Damn fuckin ese.

Of all of the industries to cut a discount, comics really can't afford to do that. Does your store sell other stuff? I know one of my old stores was half games/cards and since that paid half the rent, that is what kept them alive.
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Posted: Fri May 18, 01:22PM  Post subject:
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I just don't believe him.
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nerd eater


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Maybe it just wasn't worded right? I know I'm not a laureate sometimes.
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TheLineIsDrawn


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Posted: Fri May 18, 11:01PM  Post subject:
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Master Chief wrote:
nerd eater wrote:
gary from teen mom wrote:
TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
ticked off steve wrote:
U sign ur check over ti the shop?


haha, yeah it's alot of books, but my shop is pretty sweet where they take 20% off on new issues that week plus they take off an additional 20% off the total.

basically it comes out to me spending on average $30-50 a week on comics.

How is that even fiscally possible?


By the sound of that, by the skin of the teeth. The bigger comic companies sell their comics to the stores from the wholesaler at 55% discount (meaning shops pay 45% of the cover price, then they charge whatever). So it's not uncommon for a 20% discount and some stores can do 30%, but 40%? Damn fuckin ese.

Of all of the industries to cut a discount, comics really can't afford to do that. Does your store sell other stuff? I know one of my old stores was half games/cards and since that paid half the rent, that is what kept them alive.



Well this is only on new releases (for the current week and last week) where they take off 20% off the cover price. The shop throws another 20% off the TOTAL, so it's not 40%, sorry if I worded it wrong. so if a book is $2.99, it's rung up as $2.40 and lets say my total at the end is $30, then the total will be $24.

They are probably the busiest comic book shop in Orange County (shop is called Comics, Toons and Toys in Tustin, Ca) I know they order the most single issues out of any shop around me. I'm not sure how profitable they are but I don't think they are in any trouble of going out of business or anything. They sell toys, cards and they have a whole Manga room. Also the only store that sells variants for the most lowest prices I've seen too. I love my shop, they take care of me as well as all their customers pretty well.
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Posted: Fri May 18, 11:32PM  Post subject:
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That rules.
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TheLineIsDrawn


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It's one of the reasons why I pick up so many books, though I should cut down on my list. On Free Comic Book Day they were allowing to pick 5 free comics per person, other shops around my area were only letting you get 1-3 books. Also keep in mind their back issues, TP's, graphic novels, books, cards, toys and everything else is still regular price.

my other money saving shop is Pulp Fiction in Long Beach, Ca. I go there for TP's and graphic novels. if you pay with cash all Marvel/DC/Image/Dark Horse TP's are 40% cover price. All IDW/Boom/Dynamite are 30% and everyone else 20%. if you pay with a credit card it's costs 10% more (so instead of 40% it's 30%, etc...). This includes all Absolute Editions, Omnibus, art books... aside from rare editions or out of print books that are normal price.

they sell all their books online as cheapgraphicnovels.com at the same price (with like 5% more off for shipping) so if you go in the shop they have a huge selection. They also have a "Damaged/Returns" area in the shop where it's 50% off or more.
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Posted: Sat May 19, 07:04AM  Post subject:
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Any recommendations for a good comic reader for android tablets?
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nerd eater


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Posted: Sat May 19, 11:54AM  Post subject:
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gary from teen mom wrote:
That rules.

Yeah it does. Service like that is essential to keeping shops open. With the digital option, people have to work hard to get people into their stores, not that they shouldn't anyways. It baffles me when I go into a shop and whoever behind the counter doesn't give a shit.
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SharkPackSatan


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just started battlefields vol 1 gotta love dynamite comics lots of over the top violence but the stories have substance

also a shop i would recommend is newage comics in ontario,ca owners a good fuckin ese and they have a real good selection of trades
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woolyjammoth


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Is the Thanos Imperative worth picking up? I'm a relative newcomer to the cosmic Marvel universe, but have read Infinity Gauntlet and a few other one-offs.
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Posted: Sat May 19, 06:25PM  Post subject:
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Read Annihilation instead.
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Master Chief
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Prefer Annihilation as well but Thanos Imperative was a good read.
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woolyjammoth


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Master Chief wrote:
Prefer Annihilation as well but Thanos Imperative was a good read.


Thanks. I'll check both out.
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TheLineIsDrawn


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I just picked up Ed Brubaker's Deadenders that came out as a trade this week. I've only heard about this title and saw bits and pieces here and there so it's nice to see Vertigo collect all 16 issues in one trade. I'm only like 2 chapters in and it's basically like if Quadrophenia mixed in with a bit of sci-fi. Definitely a bit different from what Brubaker is known for.
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CK3count


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I am going to start watching Smallville. Bad idea? I just need a new series to get into.
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timxservo
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I don't post in this thread often but I'm sure some of you guys will find this funny...
http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html
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Sweet Meat


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this isnt the best picture of it but i picked this up at motor city comic con this weekend

its by Ryan Stegman he currently is doing Scarlet Spider and is moving to Fantastic Four soon
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timxservo wrote:
I don't post in this thread often but I'm sure some of you guys will find this funny...
http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html


that entertained me for a good solid chunk of time earlier in the day flipping through and reading a few at a time to break up the other bullshit i was working on all afternoon

fuckin ese loves pouches and hates feet!
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TheLineIsDrawn


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xfuckyourlemmyx wrote:
timxservo wrote:
I don't post in this thread often but I'm sure some of you guys will find this funny...
http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html


that entertained me for a good solid chunk of time earlier in the day flipping through and reading a few at a time to break up the other bullshit i was working on all afternoon

fuckin ese loves pouches and hates feet!



haha, that was a pretty funny article.

for all you James Stokoe Orc Stain fans, there is a kickstarter for a graphic novel that he and Mark Andrew Smith are working on called Sullivan's Sluggers". Looks pretty awesome and how it's already got like 6x the original financial goal. check it out, you can only get the hardback through them:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1940696606/sullivans-sluggers-baseball-horror-graphic-novel
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TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
xfuckyourlemmyx wrote:
timxservo wrote:
I don't post in this thread often but I'm sure some of you guys will find this funny...
http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html


that entertained me for a good solid chunk of time earlier in the day flipping through and reading a few at a time to break up the other bullshit i was working on all afternoon

fuckin ese loves pouches and hates feet!



haha, that was a pretty funny article.

for all you James Stokoe Orc Stain fans, there is a kickstarter for a graphic novel that he and Mark Andrew Smith are working on called Sullivan's Sluggers". Looks pretty awesome and how it's already got like 6x the original financial goal. check it out, you can only get the hardback through them:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1940696606/sullivans-sluggers-baseball-horror-graphic-novel
I cannot wait until I get this.
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TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
xfuckyourlemmyx wrote:
timxservo wrote:
I don't post in this thread often but I'm sure some of you guys will find this funny...
http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html


that entertained me for a good solid chunk of time earlier in the day flipping through and reading a few at a time to break up the other bullshit i was working on all afternoon

fuckin ese loves pouches and hates feet!



haha, that was a pretty funny article.

for all you James Stokoe Orc Stain fans, there is a kickstarter for a graphic novel that he and Mark Andrew Smith are working on called Sullivan's Sluggers". Looks pretty awesome and how it's already got like 6x the original financial goal. check it out, you can only get the hardback through them:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1940696606/sullivans-sluggers-baseball-horror-graphic-novel

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Master Chief
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Wish they'd do a paperback. I don't buy hardcovers because of the price so regardless of the project it's hard for me to throw $30 at it.
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CK3count


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So do they pay people back once it turns a profit?
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Master Chief
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CK3count wrote:
So do they pay people back once it turns a profit?

No, usually they are required to put all of the money into the project. Putting 30,000 into a hardcover should be impossible though.
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TheLineIsDrawn


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Master Chief wrote:
CK3count wrote:
So do they pay people back once it turns a profit?

No, usually they are required to put all of the money into the project. Putting 30,000 into a hardcover should be impossible though.


I'm not sure of how they would keep track of what they do with the money they get, but I mean if they are getting so much more than what they're asking for, couldn't they just pocket it for another book down the line?
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Just picked up Kirby: King of Comics and It was fantastic. I want to pick up Devil Dinosaur.
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xfuckyourgodx


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TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
xfuckyourlemmyx wrote:
timxservo wrote:
I don't post in this thread often but I'm sure some of you guys will find this funny...
http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html


that entertained me for a good solid chunk of time earlier in the day flipping through and reading a few at a time to break up the other bullshit i was working on all afternoon

fuckin ese loves pouches and hates feet!



haha, that was a pretty funny article.

for all you James Stokoe Orc Stain fans, there is a kickstarter for a graphic novel that he and Mark Andrew Smith are working on called Sullivan's Sluggers". Looks pretty awesome and how it's already got like 6x the original financial goal. check it out, you can only get the hardback through them:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1940696606/sullivans-sluggers-baseball-horror-graphic-novel



that rules! gotta show that to the gal tomorrow and contribute. baseball? horror and Stokoe? perfect
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Master Chief
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TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
Master Chief wrote:
CK3count wrote:
So do they pay people back once it turns a profit?

No, usually they are required to put all of the money into the project. Putting 30,000 into a hardcover should be impossible though.


I'm not sure of how they would keep track of what they do with the money they get, but I mean if they are getting so much more than what they're asking for, couldn't they just pocket it for another book down the line?

I think they have the right to pocket it but to avoid pissing people off most creators 'say' they are putting it into the book. No idea what actually goes down.
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TheLineIsDrawn


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Master Chief wrote:
TheLineIsDrawn wrote:
Master Chief wrote:
CK3count wrote:
So do they pay people back once it turns a profit?

No, usually they are required to put all of the money into the project. Putting 30,000 into a hardcover should be impossible though.


I'm not sure of how they would keep track of what they do with the money they get, but I mean if they are getting so much more than what they're asking for, couldn't they just pocket it for another book down the line?

I think they have the right to pocket it but to avoid pissing people off most creators 'say' they are putting it into the book. No idea what actually goes down.


They're almost at $40,000 now. I wouldn't mind if they pocket the profits, they wouldn't need that much more to print softcover versions down the line.
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