All ages comics and manga for 11/12/08
The beginning of November marks the end of a couple of titles. We say goodbye to N-Guard and Avengers Fairy Tales. This was Marvel’s third take on fairy tales in their universe, and I hope they find ways to continue. The stories reached beyond the European tales and into other cultures, making the stories both new and familiar at the same time. Around the blogosphere, there is anticipation for Salt Water Taffy volume 2 from Oni Press. There’s also a new Nancy Drew, a title I have to always point out just because they are so well done and would go perfectly in any library.
AAM MARKOSIA
N-Guard #4 (of 4), $3.50
ANTARCTIC PRESS
Land Of Oz Manga #4 (of 8), $2.99
APE ENTERTAINMENT
Teddy Scares GN Vol 4, $6.95
ARCHIE COMICS
Archie & Friends #125, $2.25 ^^AA Pick^^
Betty & Veronica Digest #189, $2.49
Jugheads Double Digest #145, $3.69
Sonic The Hedgehog #194, $2.25
DC COMICS
Cartoon Network Action Pack #31, $2.25
Legion Of Super Heroes In The 31st Century #20, $2.25
IDW PUBLISHING
Dreamland Chronicles IDW #5 (Cover A Scott Christian Sava), $3.99
Dreamland Chronicles IDW #5 (Cover B Niko Geyer), $3.99
Pet Robots TP, $12.99
Speed Racer Next Generation Birthright #1, $3.99 ^^AA Pick^^
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MARVEL COMICS
Avengers Fairy Tales #4 (of 4), $2.99
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #45, $2.99
Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Season 2 #4 (of 5), $2.99
ONI PRESS
Salt Water Taffy GN Vol 2 Climb Up Mt Barnabus, $5.95
PAPERCUTZ
Nancy Drew SC Vol 15 Sleight Of Dan, $7.95
Picks:
Archie & Friends #125 – I’m a believer of comics getting recognition when they hit certain milestones, and 125 is one of those numbers! Archie is commemorating getting this far by featuring a story by Jane Smith Fisher, a long time advocate and writer of children’s comics. This issue finishes the storyline "Battle of the Bands" started last issue. The Archies have won, but only have their travel expenses will be covered by the prize money, so the kids will have to get jobs to cover the rest, except Reggie and Veronica, of course. The value of work ethics is the underlying theme in this story, something you’re never too old to learn.
Speed Racer Next Generation: Birthright #1 – This mini-series is based on the new cartoon that premiered earlier this year on Nick Toons. The cartoon was partially made to promote the movie, but the comic and series actually takes place in the future with the next generation of racers. Speed Senior as disappeared. His kids, Speed Jr. and X, now attend the Spritle’s Racing Academy and discover the plans for the Mach 6, with it’s gassless engine. Along with their friends, Speed Jr. and X are trying to solve the mystery of their father’s disappearance, complete the Mach 6, and stick it to the evil oil corporations that want to stop them. It’s got an environmental message as well as plenty of action and cars.
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About Lori Henderson
Lori Henderson is a mother of two teenage daughters and an avid reader. She blogs about manga at her personal blog Manga Xanadu as well as contributing and editing for Manga Village. She blogs about all things fandom (mainly Doctor Who) at her other personal blog Fangirl Xanadu. She's been at it so for over 5 years now and counting!
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