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[ollieno]

Si vous n'avez pas le Dernier BI (Batman artists of the 70's, avec un gros dossier sur Irv Novick)

Il y a dedans (une découverte, ou alors j'ai oublié... ) une présentation d'une histoire de Batman réalisées en 1976 (1974 selon certaines sources) jamais publiée.

Une histoire écrite par Denny O'Neil et dessinée par Frank Robbins (peut être pour ça que j'ai oublié si on m'en a parlé il y a 30 ans).

Cette histoire confronte Batman au plus mortel ennemi de Gotham... le trafic de drogue.

BI en présente 2 pages, pour raisons légales ils ne peuvent pas imprimer les 10 pages mais ils signalent que l'on trouve facilement l'histoire sur le net.

un lien içi : https://neverwerecomics.wordpress.co...-war-on-drugs/

[scarletneedle]

J'ai mon exemplaire. ^^

[EsseJi]

Il doit y avoir de la demande car il est à nouveau proposé dans les sollits de juillet.

https://www.previewsworld.com/Catalog/MAY241991

[FredGri]

Reçu ce matin, le premier coup d'œil donne sacrément envie…

[EsseJi]

Un nouveau mag débute en octobre.

CRYPTOLOGY #1


Greetings, creep culturists! For my debut issue, I, the Cryptologist (with the help of From the Tomb editor Peter Normanton), have exhumed the worst Horror Comics excesses of the 1950s, Killer "B" movies to die for, and the creepiest, kookiest toys that crossed your boney little fingers as a child! But wait... do you dare enter the House of Usher, or choose sides in the skirmish between the Addams Family and The Munsters?! Can you stand to gaze at Warren magazine frontispieces by this issue's cover artist Bernie Wrightson, or spend some Hammer Time with that studio's most frightening films? And if Atlas pre-code covers or terrifying science-fiction are more than you can take, stay away! All this, and more, is lurching toward you in TwoMorrows Publishing's latest, and most decrepit, magazine - just for retro horror fans, and featuring my henchmen Will Murray, Mark Voger, Barry Forshaw, Tim Leese, Pete von Sholly, and Steve and Michael Kronenberg!
In Shops: Oct 09, 2024
SRP: $10.95

[Fred le mallrat]

La semaine prochaine

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	ALTER EGO #188 25TH ANNIVERSARY AT TWOMORROWS TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING ALTER EGO #188 25TH ANNIVERSARY AT TWOMORROWS FEB241750 (W) VARIOUS (A) VARIOUS (CA) Gil Kane, John Romita Sr. Alter Ego #188 is a special double-size (160-page) issue with twin (flip) covers-one for Marvel, one for DC-celebrating 25 years of Alter Ego at TwoMorrows! The Marvel side includes David Armstrong's Comic-Con mini-interviews with John Buscema, Marie Severin, Jim Mooney, and George Tuska-plus "Stan Lee's Dinner with Alain Resnais," as annotated by Sean Howe! On the DC side: Armstrong's short talks with Carmine Infantino, John Broome, Julius Schwartz, Joe Kubert, & Murphy Anderson-plus a special photo-feature on Gardner Fox, featuring his extended family! All this, plus FCA, Mr. Monster's Comic Crypt, and more! In Shops: Jun 19, 2024 SRP: $24.95

[Fred le mallrat]

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	COMIC BOOK CREATOR #35 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING COMIC BOOK CREATOR #35 MAR241945 (W) VARIOUS (A) Various (CA) Dan Jurgens A celebration of quintessential 1970s writer/editor Denny O'Neil is the centerpiece of CBC #35, featuring an in-depth look at his life, work, and legacy, focusing on the era of relevant comics - from the fabled Green Lantern/Green Arrow series to the mod, mini-skirted Wonder Woman - that brought comics into the modern age. Plus, Bob Levin examines the roller-coaster life and chaotic career of George Caragonne, from his start as Jim Shooter protege at kiddie Star Comics to becoming the drug-fueled helmsman of Penthouse Comix, plunging off a Times Square hotel to his death at age 29. Also, part one of a career-spanning interview with Arnold Drake, co-creator of The Doom Patrol and Deadman. Plus we visit with Jack Butterworth (Warren horror mag writer and comics historian), chat with alternative cartoonist Tim Hensley, and of course, the great Fred Hembeck's latest "Dateline" feature is here too! In Shops: Jul 24, 2024 SRP: $10.95

[Fred le mallrat]

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	ALTER EGO #189 JOHN ROMITA SR TRIBUTE ISSUE TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING ALTER EGO #189 JOHN ROMITA SR TRIBUTE ISSUE APR241825 (W) VARIOUS (A) VARIOUS (CA) John Romita Sr. Alter Ego is a titanic and well-deserved tribute to the late, great John Romita! Featuring a transcript of a podcast recorded shortly after the Jazzy One's passing featuring John Romita Jr., Jim Starlin, Steve Englehart, Brian Pulido, Roy Thomas, Jaime Jameson, John Cimino, Steve Houston, and Nile Scala! Plus David Armstrong's con mini-interview with John Romita-and John Cimino on John's ten greatest hits! With FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America), Mr. Monster's Comic Crypt, and more! In Shops: Aug 21, 2024 SRP: $10.95

[Fred le mallrat]

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	ALTER EGO #190 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING ALTER EGO #190 JUN242027 (W) VARIOUS (A) VARIOUS "It's a Jungle Comic Out There!" in Alter Ego #190 as Mitch Maglio, historian of the Fiction House group, examines vintage jungle heroes from Kaänga to Ka-Zar... from She to Sheena... not to mention Rulah, Frank Buck, Jo-Jo/Congo King, Lorna, Jungle Jim, Princess Pantha, Congo Bill, Dorothy Lamour, Thun'da, Cave Girl, and - oh yes! - Tarzan of the Apes! With art by Lou Fine, Will Eisner, Frank Frazetta, Matt Baker, Bob Powell, Robert Webb, Alex Schomburg, Fran Hopper, H.C. Kiefer, Ralph Mayo, Maurice Whitman, Joe Doolin, John Celardo, and many others! Plus, the comic book career of real-life jungle explorers Martin and Osa Johnson, FCA, Mr. Monster's Comic Crypt, and more! In Shops: Oct 02, 2024 SRP: $10.95

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	COMIC BOOK CREATOR #36 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING COMIC BOOK CREATOR #36 JUN242029 (W) Various (A) Various (CA) Tom Palmer The life, art, and legacy of Tom Palmer is celebrated with a retrospective and career-spanning interview with the late inker extraordinaire, plus tributes from an array of comics pros, compiled by Greg Biga. We also chat with great cartoonist Lee Marrs, from her start assisting on Little Orphan Annie, to hilarious work for DC's Plop!, to breaking into the underground with Pudge, Girl Blimp, as well as forging her own path in the comics scene. In addition, we begin a multi-part look at the life and career of Dan DiDio, one-time co-publisher of DC Comics and current Frank Miller Presents publisher, talking with him about his eclectic writing work for television and rise as renowned comics scribe. Plus there's part two of our in-depth talk with the late writer Arnold Drake about his storied comics career, that includes co-writing perhaps the first graphic novel, It Rhymes with Lust [1950], and his foray at Marvel Comics, where he created Guardians of the Galaxy. Also, we spotlight the fascinating public service comics produced by the students of the Center For Cartoon Studies, and more! In Shops: Oct 02, 2024 SRP: $10.95

[ArnaudXIII]

J'aimerais tellement un ACBC des années 2000.

[Fred le mallrat]

Il finira par arriver maintenant que c est complet sur le reste.

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	ALTER EGO #191 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING ALTER EGO #191 AUG242196 (W) VARIOUS (A) VARIOUS Alter Ego #191 is an FCA (Fawcett Collectors Of America) issue! Documenting the influence of Mac Raboy's Captain Marvel Jr. on the life, career, and look of Elvis Presley during his stellar career, from the 1950s through the cataclysmic concerns of the 1970s! Plus: Captain Marvel co-creator Bill Parker's complete testimony from the DC vs. Fawcett lawsuit, Michael T. Gilbert in Mr. Monster's Comic Crypt, and other sensational surprises! In Shops: Dec 18, 2024 SRP: $10.95

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	AMERICAN COMIC BOOK CHRONICLES HC 1945-1949 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING AMERICAN COMIC BOOK CHRONICLES HC 1945-1949 JUN242032 (W) Various (A) Various The American Comic Book Chronicles 1945-49 volume covers the comic book industry during the aftermath of World War II, when scores of writers and artists returned from foreign battlefields to resume their careers. It was a period when readers began turning away from the escapist entertainment offered by super-heroes in favor of other genres, like the grittier, more brutal crime comics. It was a time when Joe Simon and Jack Kirby created Young Romance, inaugurating a golden age of romance comics. And it was during this five-year period that Timely and National Comics capitalized on the popularity of Westerns, that Bill Gaines plotted a new course for EC Comics in the wake of his father's death, and that Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster first sued for the rights to Superman. In Shops: Oct 23, 2024 SRP: $49.95

[Fred le mallrat]

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	COMIC BOOK CREATOR #37 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING COMIC BOOK CREATOR #37 SEP242100 (W) Various (A) Various (CA) Sal Buscema Steve Englehart is spotlighted in a comprehensive, career-spanning interview, with emphasis on his glorious '70s work as top comics writer. Plus, with the help of former DC Comics' romance editor Barbara Friedlander, we redeem the once sullied name of her mentor, the late, great DC editor Jack Miller, whose career was bought to an ignominious end by company management while he suffered a fatal malady. Also, Dan Didio shares about his entry as DC exec to become the company's co-publisher in the second portion of Greg Biga's interview with the writer extraordinaire. We also conclude our 100th birthday celebration for Arnold Drake with the final portion of an amazing conversation with the brilliant late scribe, examining his creation of The Doom Patrol and work on The X-Men! In Shops: Jan 22, 2025 SRP: $10.95

[FredGri]

Un message de Twomorrow, à l'instant…

Diamond Comic Distributors has filed for bankruptcy without paying for our December and January magazines and books, leaving us with enormous losses—and we still have to cover our expenses on those items, and keep producing your favorite publications. Until payments from our new distributor begin in a few months, we’re staying afloat with webstore sales. So here are five ways you can help:

1) Order something at www.twomorrows.com!
Anything you purchase directly from us—print or digital—will help us stay in business, and avoid disruptions to our upcoming releases.
Get our new 2025 catalog here for easy ordering.

2) Subscribe or purchase our next few issues!
Retailers could miss some items during our switch to Lunar Distribution, and new tariffs may result in price increases.
Save by pre-ordering upcoming items from TwoMorrows now, and subscribe or renew your current print or digital subscription.

3) Check out our Rainy Day Sale for:
• Full 8-volume sets of American Comic Book Chronicles hardcovers at 30% off!
• Rare Kirby Five-Oh! unnumbered hardcovers!
• One-of-a-kind complete runs of File Copies of our magazines, Modern Masters books, and more!

4) Tell your comics shop to switch their Diamond orders to Lunar!
Diamond cancelled orders for all new items starting with the ones below.
Use these Lunar Codes to re-order at your local comics shop by February 10!

1224TM832 Alter Ego #192
1224TM833 American Comic Book Chronicles: 1965-69 (new printing)
1224TM834 American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1980s (new printing)
1224TM835 Back Issue #158
1224TM836 RetroFan #37

5) TwoMorrows Contributors Offer!
Have you contributed to our publications and need more copies of your work for your files, or for family and friends?
• Any magazine issue you contributed to is $3 each plus shipping.
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With the help of loyal readers like you, TwoMorrows Publishing will get through this, and emerge even stronger.
Thank you for your many years of support. TwoMorrows' fans are the best!

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[scarletneedle]

>_<

En écho sur un autre topic, ça pue.

[Fred le mallrat]

sans oublier les taxes au canada alors que la plupart des comics y sont imprimés..
Là ca va etre coup dur sur coup dur