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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> $9.95 domain names from Yahoo!. Register anything. http://us.click.yahoo.com/J8kdrA/y20IAA/yQLSAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> MARVEL AGE TITLES MARVEL AGE SPIDER-MAN #15 Written by Todd Dezago, art by Shane Davis, cover by Roger Cruz. "Duel with Daredevil." It's the Amazing Spider-Man! With Special Guest Star Daredevil! It's a battle under the big top as the Wall-Crawler and the Man Without Fear use their acrobatic skills to defeat The Ringmaster and his Circus of Crime! But can they succeed once the hypnotic Ringmaster mesmerizes our heroes into battling each other? 32 pages, $1.75, in store on Nov. 3. MARVEL AGE SPIDER-MAN #16 Written by Mike Raicht, art by Gus Vazquez, cover by Roger Cruz. The kids of Midtown High School throw a celebration in Spider- Man's honor! Could things finally be turning around for our favorite wall-crawler? Don't bet on it! It's the return of Spidey's greatest foe -- The Green Goblin! Plus, the Human Torch stops by for a visit. If flames and pumpkin bombs don't get a party started, what does? 32 pages, $1.75, in stores on Nov. 17. MARVEL AGE SPIDER-MAN TEAM-UP #3 Written by Todd Dezago, art by Jonboy Meyers, cover by Randy Green. "Down with the Monsters." Featuring Spider-Man and the X-Men's Kitty Pryde --together! It1s fast-paced action far beneath the streets of Manhattan as Spidey teams up with junior X-Man, Kitty Pryde, to confront the underground-dwelling mutants with a moniker only whispered amongst men: The Morlocks. Twists and turns abound in this story and the final outcome is truly anybody1s guess! 32 pages, $1.75, in stores on Nov. 17. MARVEL AGE HULK #3 Written by Mike Raicht, art by Alex Sanchez, cover by Shane Davis. "Big Green Men."The Green Goliath smashes his way through another brand-new Marvel Age adventure. Bruce Banner continues to wander across the Southwest and finds himself in the town of Roswell, New Mexico, where things aren't always what they seem. Will the Hulk be able to stop an alien threat from invading Earth? 32 pages, $1.75, in stores on Nov. 10. MARVEL AGE FANTASTIC FOUR #8 Written by John Layman, art by Joseph Dodd, cover by Makoto Nakatsuka. "Prisoners of the Puppet Master." Enter the Puppet Master, an evil mastermind who has learned to control people using action figures. Check out this new all-ages adventure of The Fantastic Four based on the original classic stories! 32 pages, $1.75, in stores on Nov. 3. THOR: SON OF ASGARD #10 Written by Akira Yoshida, art by Greg Tocchini, cover by Jo Che. "Worthy," part 1 of 3. Thor grew up with the belief that he would one day wield the mighty uru hammer, Mjolnir. But as the years pass and he becomes increasingly frustrated by his inability to achive his goal, Thor comes to question what makes a person worthy. But his questions will have to wait, as Sif is kidnapped by Frost Giants! 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 10. EMMA FROST #17 Written by Karl Bollers, art by Carlo Pagulayan, cover by Greg Horn. "Bloom," part 5 of 6. Emma has become extremely friendly with another, more experienced telepath...but is this relationship entirely healthy? It might not be for Ian Kendall, the teacher Emma's infatuated with...whose life is suddenly turned upside down. 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 10. SPIDER-GIRL #80 Written by Tom DeFalco, art by Pat Olliffe, cover by Ron Frenz. A single-issue story and a great jumping-on point. As Courtney Duran finally learns Moose's terrible secret, Davida Kirby helps an injured Spider-Girl against the monstrous Dragon King. 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 3. JUBILEE #3 Written by Robert Kirkman, art by Michael O'Hare, cover by Casey Jones. Payton-Noble High's newest and spunkiest recruit, Jubilee, finds herself caught between her classmates and an L.A. gang rivalry. Can everyone1s favorite mutant mallrat handle it in the barrio, or will Jubilee fall prey to South Central's own special blend of hospitality? And what the heck is Aunt Hope doing with all those firearms? 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 3. MARVEL AGE SPIDER-GIRL VOL. 2: DIGEST Written by Tom DeFalco,art by Pat Olliffe, cover by Ron Frenz. Her name is May "Mayday" Parker, and she recently learned her father was the original Spider-Man. The good news is that she1s having the time of her life as she hones the amazing spider-like abilities she inherited from him. The bad news is that some of her roughest, toughest battles lie ahead. Reprinting Spider-Girl #6-11. 144 pages, $7.99. MARVEL AGE FANTASTIC FOUR VOL. 2 DIGEST Written by Marc Sumerak and John Layman, art by Joseph Dodd, Ryan Odagawa, Dax Gordine nad Eric Vedder, cover by Makoto Nakatsuka. Modern retellings of more of the classic Fantastic Four tales, based on the original stories by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby! This volume contains the thrilling adventures of Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Thing, and the Human Torch as they battle Puppet Master, Sub-Mariner and Dr. Doom! 96 pages, $5.99. MARVEL KNIGHTS TITLES DISTRICT X #7 Written by David Hine, art by David Yardin. "Underground," part 1 of 6. Something lives under District X, something that loves the dark...and it's leaving a trail of murders in its wake. In a world that's rarely black-and-white, will Bishop and his partner Ismael be able to make the right calls that save people's lives? Or will they be helpless against this predator under the streets? 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 10. DAREDEVIL #67 Written by Brian Michael Bendis, art and cover by Alex Maleev. "Golden Age," part 2 of 4. As if Daredevil's present wasn't bad enough, Daredevil's past now comes back to haunt him in a big way. In Golden Age, learn who was kingpin before The Kingpin. And what does he have to do with the legend of the White Tiger? Spanning the history of Marvel Comics, join the Eisner-nominated Bendis & Maleev for a 40th Anniversary celebration like no other! 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 24. ELEKTRA: THE HAND #4 Written by Akira Yoshida, art by Chris Gossett, cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. Part 4 of 5. The Hand continues to grow in power as it drives out foreign influence from Japan. But its leader, Kagenobu Yoshioka, soon learns that the stronger his organization has grown, the less control he has over The Hand and its members. Certain sects have hired out their services and skills to the highest bidders, turning against the Japanese people it once sought to protect. Can one man now destroy the very beast he helped bring to life? 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 24. BULLSEYE: GREATEST HITS #3 Written by Daniel Way, art by Steve Dillo, cover by Mike Deodato Jr. Part 3 of 5. It's a rumble in the jungle when Bullseye squares off against the Punisher! 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 10. BLACK WIDOW #3 Written by Richard K. Morgan, art by Bill Sienkiewicz, layouts by Goran Parlov, cover by Greg Land. Part 3 of 6. The intrigue continues as the spy who melted Siberia -- Natasha Romanova -- uses herself as bait to get vital info. Meanwhile, her hunters in our nation's capital track her down, meaning -- you guessed it -- a guest appearance by Nick Fury. 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 24. MADROX #3 Written by Peter David, art by Pablo Raimondi, cover by David Lloyd. Part 3 of 5. Ever been totally beside yourself? Ever feel as if sometimes you're your own worst enemy? Then you can sympathize with Jamie Madrox as his investigation into his "own" death spirals out of control in Chicago, causing him to doubt everyone and everything, including -- most especially -- himself. Meanwhile, Guido has a major smackdown with the assassin, Clay, while Wolfsbane seeks the goods on a philandering husband who may be cheating on his wife...but only spiritually. 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 17. TOMB OF DRACULA #2 Written by Rob Rodi, art by Jamie Tolagson, cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. Part 2 of 6. Blade and a violent team of deadly vampire slayers set out to destroy Dracula before his metamorphosis into a vampire god is complete!! But is there a mole on the mission? Plus: the truth about the eerie prophecy of Dracula's destiny... 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 3. NYX #7 Written by Joe Quesada, art by Robert Teranishi, cover by Josh Middleton. "Wannabe," part 7 of 7. Final issue. As the last chapter of Kiden and her friends' saga comes to a close, the kids come to realize why they have been brought together and what it really means to be a mutant in the Big Apple. 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 24. MARVEL KNIGHTS 4 #12 Written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, art by Jim Muniz, cover by Steve McNiven. "The Stuff of Dreams," part 3 of 3. Every dream must come to an end -- even the fear-induced nightmares that Psycho-Man is spreading across Manhattan. It's the climax to the first year of Marvel Knights 4 and the final showdown between the FF and their reality-warping foe. A radical shift in the status quo of Marvel Comics1 First Family of super heroes and adventurers. 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 10. HULK & THING: HARD KNOCKS #3 Written by Bruce Jones, art and cover by Jae Lee. Part 3 of 4. It's clobbering ti--OOF! Bruce Jones and superstar artist Jae Lee ring the bell for round three between two of Marvel1s most powerful sluggers. 32 pages, $3.50, in stores on Nov. 3. MAX TITLES DOCTOR SPECTRUM #4 Written by Samm Barnes, art by Travel Foreman, cover by Gary Frank. Part 4 of 6. Dig deeper into the past of Joe Ledger, a.k.a. Dr. Spectrum! The crystal that powered Hyperion's ship and became embedded in Dr. Spectrum's arm has plans for him. See those plans unfold here, in the story that couldn't be contained in Supreme Power! 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 17. PUNISHER #13 & #14 Written by Garth Ennis, art by Doug Braithwaite, cover by Tim Bradstreet. "Mother Russia," parts 1 and 2 of 6. Nick Fury's got a job that needs doing -- in Russia. The kind of suicide mission any sane man wouldn't ponder for a second. And that's exactly why he needs Frank Castle. 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Nov. 3 and Nov. 17. ICON COMICS POWERS #6 Written by Brian Michael Bendis, art and cover by Michael Avon Omeing. Kidnapped by super-villains! Tortured by their leader! And she's been missing for hours! What is the fate of Detective Deena Pilgrim? 32 pages, $2.99. KABUKI #3 Written, art and cover by David Mack. "The Alchemy" Pt. 3.Kabuki is on a plane leaving Japan, leaving the Noh agency behind. A new passport, a new name, a new look, a new job, and a new life. So who is this new character on the plane with her who seems to know so much? It1s a new start for Kabuki and the perfect jumping-on issue for new readers. 32 pages, $2.99. +++++ Avatar Press - PRODUCTS SHIPPING: November 2004 APPARAT Warren Ellis' ANGEL STOMP FUTURE #1 Retail Price: $3.50 US In stores: 11/17/04 Cover: Juan Jose Ryp Story: Warren Ellis Art: Juan Jose Ryp Readership: MR Format: B&W, 32 pages, one shot PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Warren Ellis launches his new creator-owned line of books right here with the first four books from Apparat! The four Apparat books are inspired by the pulp magazines of the 1930's and imagine modern day comic books that evolved from the pulps without the influence of super-heroes. Each issue features a full-length story with loads of extra text material by Ellis. Angel Stomp Future is illustrated by Juan Jose Ryp (Frank Miller's Robocop, Alan Moore's Another Suburban Romance). Ellis describes the creation of Angel Stomp Future, "I love the science fiction pulps. Always have. I own dozens of sf pulps from the 30s, and books of their covers. The sf pulps still survive today, in the shape of monthly digest-size magazines. But they don't have the true spark of madness in their covers, and rarely in their content. You could look at those old covers and see people opening up the throttle and just letting rip, getting as crazy as possible, just for the hell of it, just for the art and the sound of it. Ryp is the spiritual heir of those early sf pulp artists working at the upper limit of imagination and endurance, filling every inch of his pages with exquisitely illuminated insanity and producing it at almost impossible speeds. Me and Ryp, making some noise. Angel Stomp Future now." Warren Ellis' FRANK IRONWINE #1 Retail Price: $3.50 US In stores: 11/17/04 Cover: Carla Speed McNeil Story: Warren Ellis Art: Carla Speed McNeil Readership: MR Format: B&W, 32 pages, one shot PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Warren Ellis launches his new creator-owned line of books right here with the first four books from Apparat! The four Apparat books are inspired by the pulp magazines of the 1930's and imagine modern day comic books that evolved from the pulps without the influence of super-heroes. Each issue features a full-length story with loads of extra text material by Ellis. Frank Ironwine is illustrated by Carla Speed McNeil (Finder). Ellis describes the creation of Frank Ironwine, "The crime pulps were possibly the most influential of that whole publishing movement. Raymond Chandler. Dashiel Hammett. People who changed the face of literature published in the crime pulps. As pulps faded away, the crime writers moved to books rather than comics, and on from there to Hollywood. Crime is the map we build our houses around. Everything's based on crime. This is how Frank Ironwine sees the world. New York's built on the bones of the people who were murdered to make it happen. There are no new crimes in New York City, not really. They've all happened before, and understanding their patterns is a step towards understanding the city. But no crime is ordinary." Warren Ellis' QUIT CITY #1 Retail Price: $3.50 US In stores: 11/17/04 Cover: Laurenn McCubbin Story: Warren Ellis Art: Laurenn McCubbin Readership: MR Format: B&W, 32 pages, one shot PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Warren Ellis launches his new creator-owned line of books right here with the first four books from Apparat! The four Apparat books are inspired by the pulp magazines of the 1930's and imagine modern day comic books that evolved from the pulps without the influence of super-heroes. Each issue features a full-length story with loads of extra text material by Ellis. Quit City is illustrated by indy fav Laurenn McCubbin. Ellis describes the creation of Quit City, "The aviation pulps were the first to fade from memory. AIR WONDER STORIES. G8 And His Battle Aces. Dusty Ayres And His Battle Birds. Not just combat pilots, but adventurers and heroes, fighting strange wars in the air. From a time when flight was still a little like magic, and aviators were heroes. They were an elite group, brave and skilled, technological explorers. The aviator hero couldn't survive the future, of course. Pilots are no longer rare and remarkable creatures. Like all great leaps, they became old ground. And so has Emma Pierson. She's the truth and the metaphor, and the classic pulp adventure story thrown into reverse. She's the aviator heroine who's turned her back on it all. She's quit and gone home. She actually thinks she can go back to her old life, and that nothing's going to follow her. And she's almost right." Warren Ellis' SIMON SPECTOR #1 Retail Price: $3.50 US In stores: 11/17/04 Cover: Jacen Burrows Story: Warren Ellis Art: Jacen Burrows Readership: MR Format: B&W, 32 pages, one shot PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Warren Ellis launches his new creator-owned line of books right here with the first four books from Apparat! The four Apparat books are inspired by the pulp magazines of the 1930's and imagine modern day comic books that evolved from the pulps without the influence of super-heroes. Each issue features a full-length story with loads of extra text material by Ellis. Simon Spector is illustrated by Jacen Burrows (Garth Ennis' 303, Ellis' Scars, Bad World, and Dark Blue). Ellis describes the creation of Simon Spector, "Doc Savage, man. The Shadow. The Spider. They were the guys. The antecedents of the American super-heroes, and sharing something of a tone with the British stuff too. These were the guys who didn't screw around. They were stinking rich, mad as arseholes and so bored or otherwise up themselves that they couldn't help but run around and get entangled with bad guys. And did they turn the bad guys over to the cops? Did they hell. They shredded the bad guys with hails of bullets, often from machine pistols they designed themselves to kill the bad guys more quickly and more messily. At best at BEST they abducted the bad guys and performed back room brain surgery on them to Make Them Better Citizens. And then they'd go home to play the violin badly, shag their secret mistresses and, in Doc Savage's case, play with a little box of vials that even as a kid I was convinced contained drugs of some kind. For those of us who loved the pulp heroes, but thought that back then things were a little too coy and way too white, I give you Simon Spector: superhuman detective adventurer who is also, frankly, here to take drugs and kill people." PULSAR PRESS STARGATE SG-1: Fall of Rome Prequel Gold Seal Set Retail Price: $24.99 US Cover: Jorge Correa Jr. Story: James Anthony Art: Jorge Correa Jr. Readership: all ages Format: Full color, 16 pages, 5 books bagged in a set PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: These special Gold Seal editions have previously only been available at the Avatar conventions for 2004. Five gold seal books in total were printed, one each for Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, New York, and Atlanta. Now for fans that were not able to get them all previously, this special set of all 5 books is available in limited quantities. The SG1 team finds a vo'cume device that reveals the story of an ancient Roman Goa'uld that assumed the guise of Mars, god of war. When activated, the team learns the treachery laden fate of one of the most powerful and ambitious System Lords ever. Join Jack O'Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, and Teal'c as they discover that Rome wasn't built in a day, but it could be destroyed in one. This set is limited to 750 sets. STARGATE SG-1: Aris Boch #1 Boch Photo Retail Price: $5.99 US Story: James Anthony Art: Jorge Correa Readership: All Ages Format: Full color, 16 pages, one shot PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Available for the first time, a photo cover of the amazing Aris Boch himself! The SG1 team stumbles upon the aftermath of a firefight between rival System Lords and the self proclaimed greatest bounty hunter in the universe, Aris Boch. Wounded and in need of assistance the sarcastic mercenary returns to the SGC with the team and offers them an intriguing trade proposition. If they will ambush the envoy of Cronus and obtain the drug he needs to stay alive, he will give them a DNA sample of his Goa'uld resistant blood. With the prospect of eliminating human Goa'uld host possession forever, the team undertakes the risky mission. Will Boch keep his end of the bargain or is he plotting to cash in on the hefty bounty for SG1's lives? Limited to 1500 copies. STARGATE SG-1: Fall of Rome Prequel Team Photo Retail Price: $5.99 US Story: James Anthony Art: Jorge Correa Readership: All Ages Format: Full color, 16 pages, one shot PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: The entire SG-1 cast is pictured on this stunning photo cover, available here for the first time! The SG1 team finds a vo'cume device that reveals the story of an ancient Roman Goa'uld that assumed the guise of Mars, god of war. When activated, the team learns the treachery laden fate of one of the most powerful and ambitious System Lords ever. Join Jack O'Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, and Teal'c as they discover that Rome wasn't built in a day, but it could be destroyed in one. Limited to 1500 copies. STARGATE SG-1: Fall of Rome #1 Painted Team Wraparound Retail Price: $5.99 US Cover: Lucio Rubira Story: James Anthony Art: Jorge Correa Readership: All Ages Format: Full color, 32 pages, 1 of 3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Special new painted cover by artist Lucio Rubira featuring SG-1! Following ancient clues found on a remote world, the SG-1 team travels to a Goa'uld graveyard that has a deadly hidden secret. Banished for over two thousand years, a rogue System Lord called Mars has cultivated an entire civilization with one purpose to travel back to Earth and lay waste to it. Can SG1 find a way to keep a world of cybernetic Goa'uld bent on enslaving the human race from completing their conquest of Rome and beyond? In Stargate SG1: Fall of Rome #1, Jack O'Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, and Teal'c discover that while Rome wasn't build in a day, it could be destroyed in one! Limited to 1500 copies. STARGATE SG-1: Fall of Rome #1 Prism Foil Retail Price: $12.99 US Cover: Jorge Correa Story: James Anthony Art: Jorge Correa Readership: All Ages Format: Full color, 32 pages, 1 of 3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: The latest in our line of rare Stargate SG- 1 foil editions, this Prism foil is limited to 500 copies, all ship bagged and boarded with a certificate of authenticity. STARGATE SG-1 2004 Convention Special Royal Blue Foil Retail Price: $75.00 US Cover: Jorge Correa Jr. Story: James Anthony Art: Jorge Correa Jr. Readership: all ages Format: Full color, 16 pages, one shot PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: When the SGC learns the location of vital tactical information about Apophis's military plans, SG1 must execute a daring snatch-and-grab operation to retrieve it from the Goa'uld mothership. O'Neill, Carter, Teal'c, and Daniel must infiltrate the serpent's lair and obtain the data crystals before the dread system lord can turn his full power against the Earth and her allies. This ultra-rare edition is limited to just 100 copies. Each copy ships with a certificate of authenticity and in a special protective holder. AVATAR PRESS Garth Ennis' 303 #2 Retail Price: $3.99 US Cover: Jacen Burrows Story: Garth Ennis Art: Jacen Burrows Readership: Mature Readers Format: Full color, 32 pages, monthly 2 of 6 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Garth Ennis, the author of Preacher and writer of Punisher, is unleashed on his newest major, full-color, creator-owned epic! This all-new series features the astounding artistic talent of Jacen Burrows (Alan Moore's The Courtyard, Warren Ellis' Scars) and the luscious colors of Nimbus Studios. Russian Spetsnaz battle British S.A.S. for a prize buried deep in Afghanistan's mountains but neither suspects that a third force is watching their every move. Soldiers are reduced to pawns as a lethal adversary makes its move, striking with devastating force at anyone warrior or innocent who stands in its way. Just what is the secret that inspires these men to fight so hard, so far from home? Find out in issue #2 of 303. Available in regular and wraparound covers by Burrows. Garth Ennis' 303 #2 Wraparound Retail Price: $3.99 US Cover: Jacen Burrows Story: Garth Ennis Art: Jacen Burrows Readership: Mature Readers Format: Full color, 32 pages, monthly 2 of 6 Brian Pulido's LADY DEATH: Dead Rising Retail Price: $2.50 US Cover: Juan Jose Ryp Story: Brian Pulido Art: Romano Molenaar, Di Amorim Readership: All ages Format: B&W, 16 pages PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Lady Death is back, now at her new home of Avatar! Want to know the inside scoop on the TWO upcoming full-color Lady Death series from Avatar Press and creator Brian Pulido? Then this book is the answer. Learn everything you need to know about the monthly Medieval Lady Death series which picks up right where Crossgen's Lady Death: A Medieval Tale left off. See art and designs from the new series artist Di Amorim! Also, get an intimate look at the reintroduction of the Chaos! Comics era "Classic" Lady Death! The original Lady Death has never been more powerfully portrayed than this series with stellar art by Romano Molenaar! Featuring scripted pages, character designs, a cover gallery, script pages, an introduction by creator Brian Pulido and more. Being dead never looked so good! Available in four special covers, standard with art by Juan Jose Ryp (limited to 6000 copies), Medieval Lady Death with art by Sean Shaw (limited to 2000 copies), Classic Lady Death with art by Matt Martin (limited to 2000 copies), and a Leather cover with art by Juan Jose Ryp (limited to 700 copies). Allocations are likely. Thanks for subscribing to the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine (CBEM) --------------------------->Disclaimer<--------------------------- This is an ANNOUNCE only mailing list, only the Editor can send messages to the list. No one else has access to the subscriber list. 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