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The ceiling is the floor. The sky is trying to kill you. Nobody knows what happened. And people have to figure out how to keep living in this ridiculous new world.
We're making this strange, scrappy comic about sky pirates and flipped physics, but underneath all the weirdness, it's really about people trying to be brave when given a raw deal. It's a story about getting knocked sideways by a changing world, and finding a way to keep moving anyway. Think you can relate?
In the frozen hell that is Sun City, The Snowman is the only protection the citizens have against the growing epidemic of crime. The saga begins here with issue #1.
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This may be the most extravagant edition of 'A Game of Thrones' ever created. To celebrate the novel’s 30th anniversary, The Folio Society is releasing an enormous new limited edition of George R.R. Martin’s fantasy classic—and they are only making 1,000 copies. The original 'A Game of Thrones' was first published in 1996, launching the series that would eventually sell more than 90 million books and inspire one of the biggest television shows ever made. This new edition collects the entire 872-page novel in one massive volume, complete with all of Jonathan Burton’s original illustrations and an introduction by fantasy author Joe Abercrombie. But the presentation is where things get ridiculous. The book is bound in what The Folio Society calls dragon-skin leather, with gilded edges, handmade endpapers, leather head and tailbands, and illustrations mounted inside decorative borders. Every copy is also personally signed by George R.R. Martin on a limitation label stamped in real gold. The book comes inside a specially designed clamshell box featuring gold and silver detailing, a suedelux interior, and even a hidden compartment containing a rolled linen map. Folio Society editor James Rose said the finished volume looks like something taken directly from the library of the Citadel, calling it an edition worthy of the Iron Throne. Of course, owning something worthy of the Iron Throne is not going to be cheap. The limited edition is priced at £1,500, or $2,200 U.S., and went on sale exclusively through The Folio Society last month. So, is this the ultimate collector’s edition—or would you rather spend that money buying an actual sword?
Does anyone know a good Torrent site for comic books? I managed to nab all of the Secret Wars run from Hickman recently. I did some research but couldn't find a reliable site for other runs that aren't as famous. I'm new to comics, want to read all the recommendations I've gotten and then purchase the ones I really like. Any recommendations would greatly be appreciated.
Sorry guys I'm just 40 years late on doom patrol
Hello everyone! I recently got into collecting comics, and I wanted to know if I picked up any good ones and whether any of them are worth selling or holding onto.
in the past i’ve used batcave.biz but they aren’t there anymore so looking for suggestions
How many comics do I need to be considered a collector?
Hello there new here, I am interested in collaborating with any knowledgeable comic folk to write down the history of the first superheros with disabilities and analyzing their stories etc. Would love to hear from anyone and best regards from MX