Spike Spiegel
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+Amazing Spider-Man #1 by Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli (Oct 7). Successful inventor, international playboy, and beloved superhero: Peter Parker finally has the life he always wanted! Now, if only he could figure out redheads.
+Doctor Strange #1 by Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo (Oct 7). When things go bump in the night, there's only one man to call in the Marvel Universe: Doctor Stephen Strange, the Sorceror Supreme! But all magic has a cost...
+Secret Wars #6 by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic (Oct 7). The world that Doom made is beginning to unravel, and with it may go all of existence! Can almighty Doom keep his creation in check, or will another become its salvation?
+Invincible Iron Man #1 by Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez (Oct 21). Tony Stark has a new set of armor and a new lease on life. But a returning foe from Tony's past is looking to make the billionaire's return to greatness a short one.!
+Karnak #1 by Warren Ellis and Gerardo Zaffino (Oct 21). He is the one who sees the flaw in all things. He is Karnak, and when S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Coulson seeks his help on an unsolved case, you'll discover just what that means.
+Angela Queen of Hel #1 by Marguerite Bennett, Kim Jacinto and Stephanie Hans (Oct 28). After venturing into the Underworld to rescue her closest ally, this lost daughter of Asgard and former servant of Heven will find herself taking on a new role: Queen of Hel itself!
+Batman & Robin Eternal #1-4 by James Tynion IV, Scott Snyder and Tony S. Daniel (Oct 7, 14, 21, 28). Dick Grayson and allies are being targeted by a mysterious foe, with connections to a case the Dynamic Duo thought was solved years ago!
+Superman: Lois & Clark #1 by Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks (Oct 14). Superman and Lois Lane find themselves trapped in a world not their own! Can they intervene in this new Earth's future without revealing themselves, or risking the safety of the nine-year-old son?
+The Twilight Children #1 by Gilbert Hernandez and Darwyn Cooke (Oct 14). A tiny seaside village becomes the site of a possible alien invasion when a mysterious orb washes ashore, and a beautiful but mysterious girl is found wandering nearby.
+Titans Hunt #1 by Dan Abnett and Paulo Siqueira (Oct 21). Something is coming for the Teen Titans, but these aren't any Titans as the world knows them. What force binds together Dick Grayson, Roy Harper, Donna Troy, and Garth of Atlantis?
+Batgirl #45 by Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr (Oct 28). Barbara Gordon is living life to the fullest, but when a familiar face from the past returns the party may be over. What does this Batgirl's future hold?
+Justice League: Darkseid War One-Shots by Geoff Johns and Various Artists (Oct 28). Members of the Justice League are transformed into gods by powers unleashed by the Darkseid War! With the knowledge of the Mobius Chair, will Batman save Gotham? Posessed by the Black Racer, who will the Flash bring death to?
+Codename Baboushka #1 by Antony Johnston and Shari Chankhamma (Oct 7). Lovely and mysterious, wealthy and glamorous, Russian heiress Contessa Annika Malikova leads a dangerous double life as a deadly assassin being blackmailed by the CIA!
+Paper Girls #1 by Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang and Matt Wilson (Oct 7). The year is 1988, and four teenage girls are about to uncover the most incredible story in history on their paper route. Yes, you read that right.
+Saints #1 by Sean Lewis and Ben Mackey (Oct 7). A war is brewing in heaven, and Sebastian, Lucy and Blaise are about to find themselves caught in the middle of it as the newest generation of saints, fighting for a heaven abandoned by God.
+I Hate Fairyland #1 by Skottie Young (Oct 14). Six-year-old Gert has been trapped in the magical kingdom of Fairyland for thirty years. She wants to go home, and she doesn't care how many sparkly unicorns she has to disembowel to get there.
+Black Magick #1 by Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott (Oct 28). Rowan Black is keeping a secret from the Portsmouth Police Department she works for, a secret that even she isn't fully aware of. Power lies within her... power that others will covet.
+Witchblade #185 by Various Writers and Artists (Oct 28). After ten years, the saga of Sara Pezzini and the Witchblade comes to a close with this double-sized final issue. A host of creators past and present pay tribute, and say farewell to Top Cow's longest running series.
+Dead Vengeance #1 by Bill Morrison (Oct 7). In 1930, radio host and critic John Doe disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Ten years later, his corpse gets up and walks out of a carnival sideshow attraction, with one thing on its mind.
+Lara Croft and the Frozen Omen #1 by Corinna Bechko and Randy Green (Oct 7). Tomb raider Lara Croft must stop a shadowy cult from obtaining the keys to worldwide cataclysmic destruction! Can she find the artifacts they seek in time?
+The Goon in Theatre Bizarre One-Shot by Eric Powell and John Dunivant (Oct 14). Fantasy and real worlds collide as the Goon is trapped inside the Theatre Bizarre, a real-life event held in Detroit every Halloween, at the mercy of Zombo the Clown and Roxi D'Lite!
+B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #136 by Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and Laurence Campbell (Oct 21). An enormous eldritch horror has been unleashed upon the American Midwest, and nothing in the B.P.R.D.'s arsenal is capable of stopping it!
+He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Minicomic Collection by Various Writers and Artists (Oct 21). Collected here for the first time ever is the entire series of minicomics packaged with the Masters of the Universe action figures! I have the power!!!
+The Steam Man #1 by Mark Alan Miller, Joe Lansdale and Piotr Kowalski (Oct 21). In the Old West, giant steampunk robots patrol the territories, squashing alien invaders and marauding albino killer apes. It's true, read a history book!
+G.I. Joe: Cobra World Order Prelude by Larry Hama and S.L. Gallant (Oct 14). For decades, America's elite fighting force has kept the villainous Cobra organization in check. Now Cobra is ready to strike back against a weakend Joe team, and nothing will stand in their way.
+Transformers: Redemption #1 by John Barber and Livio Ramondelli (Oct 14). In the war for Cybertron, the Dinobots were tasked with some of the most dangerous and brutal missions of the war. Can these tarnished icons find redemption with one final quest?
+Walt Disney Comics & Stories: 75th Anniversary Special by Various Writers and Artists (Oct 14). Celebrate seventy-five years of all-ages entertainment with a selection of the best stories from countless decades of stories with Mickey, Donald, Scrooge and the rest!
+Back to the Future #1 by Bob Gale, John Barber, Erik Burnham, Brent Schoonover and Dan Schoening (Oct 21). Untold tales behind the motion-picture trilogy, as told by co-creator Bob Gale! Travel to 1985 for the first meeting of Marty and the Doc! See Doc Brown's contribution to the Manhattan Project in 1945!
+Fistful of Blood #1 by Kevin Eastman and Simon Bisley (Oct 21). A classic collaboration between Eastman and Bisly, remastered for the modern era! A voluptuous gunfighter finds herself caught in the middle of a war between human, vampire and zombie!
+Godzilla in Hell #4 by Brandon Seifert and Ibrahim Moustafa (Oct 21). The King of All Monsters continues to carve a path of destruction through the Underworld, but demonic incarnations of Destroyah and King Ghidorah may end his journey once and for all!
+Assassin's Creed #1 by Anthony Del, Conor McCreery and Neil Edwards (Titan, Oct 14). Charlotte de la Cruz is a conspiracy buff with a secret connection to an ages-old secret society of Assassins! Can Charlotte uncover the skills she needs to survive against the Templars gunning for her, before it's too late?
+The Auteur: Sister Bambi #5 by Rick Spears and James Callahan (Oni, Oct 21). Disgraced Hollywood filmmaker Nathan T. Rex set out to make the greatest masterpiece of his cinematic career in 'Sister Bambi', and win the shapely woman of his dreams. Was he successful at either of those things?
+Book of Death: The Fall of X-O Manowar by Robert Venditti and Clayton Henry (Valiant, Oct 21). The Book of the Geomancer tells of a day when Aric of Dacia, transported to a hostile alien world centuries ago, shall return to the planet he once called home. Bear witness to that day.
+Cognetic #1 by James Tynion IV and Eryk Donovan (Boom!, Oct 21). Humanity charts its own course through history, each man or woman exercising their own will to add to our civilization. It was not always so, however, and a long-forgotten entity desires a return to the old ways...
+Rai #11 by Matt Kindt and Clayton Crain (Valiant, Oct 21). Rai's bloody past comes back to haunt him, as his allies reunite in New Japan and plot the downfall of Father. Father, however, is surely not going to go quietly into the night.
+Book of Death #4 by Robert Venditti, Robert Gil and Doug Braithwaite (Valiant, Oct 28). Valiant's biggest event yet comes to its smashing conclusion, with an ending that will irrevocably alter the course of the Valiant Universe forever! Will Armageddon come to pass as prophesied in the Book of the Geomancer?
Spoilers. In the age of digital comics, they are increasingly becoming an issue in these threads, as the drive to be first to discuss the week's releases overrides common sense and good posting etiquette. So over the coming weeks and months, the members of Comic GAF will be collaborating on and will eventually be implementing a system of general rules for avoiding spoilers on new comics in the Comics OT thread. But for now, please abide by the temporary guidelines outlined below. And remember, you are being watched and judged by your peers.
1. Discussion of newly released comics that involves specific plot details shall be accompanied at all times by the appropriate use of the
tag function.
2. Direct posting of full-page images from newly released comics using the tags is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
3. Direct posting of images or spoilers from comics that have yet to be released is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
4. Covers, solicitation copy, and/or promotional materials shall not be considered spoilers and are allowed, unless their content involves specific plot details; in those cases, outgoing links with spoiler warnings should be used.
5. The unmarked posting of spoilers related to comics will be allowed after a period of one week (Wednesday to Wednesday) from that comic's release.[/b] ([u]NOTE:[/u] Longer? -Spike)
[b]6. Members of Comic GAF are expected at all times to exercise common sense and polite discretion as a matter of courtesy to fellow posters. I know, tough one.
7. If you are unsure of whether or not posting something would constitute a spoiler, err on the side of caution and use the [SPOILER] tags.[/b]
In short, don't be Stephanie Brown. Don't be... The Spoiler. You can't pull off purple.
Happy reading!
[spoiler]Seriously, guys. Talk about COMICS here.[/spoiler]
2. Direct posting of full-page images from newly released comics using the tags is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
3. Direct posting of images or spoilers from comics that have yet to be released is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
4. Covers, solicitation copy, and/or promotional materials shall not be considered spoilers and are allowed, unless their content involves specific plot details; in those cases, outgoing links with spoiler warnings should be used.
5. The unmarked posting of spoilers related to comics will be allowed after a period of one week (Wednesday to Wednesday) from that comic's release.[/b] ([u]NOTE:[/u] Longer? -Spike)
[b]6. Members of Comic GAF are expected at all times to exercise common sense and polite discretion as a matter of courtesy to fellow posters. I know, tough one.
7. If you are unsure of whether or not posting something would constitute a spoiler, err on the side of caution and use the [SPOILER] tags.[/b]
In short, don't be Stephanie Brown. Don't be... The Spoiler. You can't pull off purple.
Happy reading!
[spoiler]Seriously, guys. Talk about COMICS here.[/spoiler]
