Sentences with phrase «comics coming out this week»

Here's a look at some of the most interesting digital comics coming out this week.

Not exact matches

- Did you guys see that X-Men: Curse of the Mutants Saga came out on ComiXology's digital comics service this week?

If I need to see a new comic the week it comes out, I appreciate the convenience of comiXology, but if I really want to keep a story I'd rather have the collected edition in print form anyway.

It's interesting that Viz's most popular titles, Bleach and Naruto, usually make the Nook charts the week they come out; there must be a substantial manga - reading community, which occasionally dwarfs the Peanuts fans and the folks who prefer free downloads of action comics featuring scantily clad ladies.

This is a bit of a misnomer, as it doesn't include the comic Forever Evil — that's full price, as it just came out this week.

New digital and printed comics normally come out every single week on Wednesday.

And the comics are pretty fresh: That issue # 12 of My Little Pony is actually a pre-order, as it doesn't come out till the end of the month, and the Star Trek comic is just out this week.

The comic, which came out this week, featured four winning drawings by Jeremy Roberts, but the bathtub scene was not among them.

All the top ten comics are fresh this week except for X-Factor, which is positively ancient by internet standards, having come out in 1993 in print and last March in digital.

These are very canon - focused prequel comics that lead into the movie, and then this week, we had a comic coming out that's a sequel to the movie, that tells events that happened right after the movie.

It's hard to keep track of the most popular digital comics, because unlike the print - book best - seller lists, which come out once a week, digital - comics lists are updated more or less continuously.

It's also true, though, that iBooks users aren't scrambling to get this week's new comics; the only title on the chart that came out this week is The Walking Dead # 118, although it's true that the number 11 slot is pre-orders of My Little Pony: Micro Series # 10 — Luna, which is out next week.

And the way the service was intentionally handicapped to inexplicably not include full runs of popular comics and not offer new releases until weeks or months after they came out always felt a little underhanded to me.

It was a fairly big week for titles I really wanted to come out so I was happy to arrive at my local comic shop and find nearly all the books I wanted were on the shelf waiting for me — and then some!

Fear Itself, AVX, Age of Ultron tend to have four or five comics coming out every single week.

In this week's episode, Heidi and the rest of the More to Come Crew — Calvin Reid and Kate Fitzsimons — round out their New York Comic Con coverage by -LSB-...]

The first nine titles are all new comics that came out this week, but number 10 is one of those Image graphic novels that was on sale over the weekend (the sale lasts till midnight on Monday, so you still have time to grab it).

Every week I'll be letting you know what comes out at your local comic shop, bookstore or favourite online venue.

Starting this week in the digital comics magazine Shonen Jump Alpha, is the newest «fresh from Japan» manga (literally fresh, it's new and came out in Japan two weeks ago), Takama - Ga - Hara!

DC has an interesting strategy for this comic: It will launch as a digital comic on April 13, with a new digital chapter coming out each week.

I bought 16 before I started pirating comics and I buy 16 now that I pirate basically everything that comes out every week.

In the case of JL: GL, the first issue was sold out by the time I made it to the comic shop the week it came out, so I decided that instead of hunting down a copy I would just wait for the trade.

Each week, armed with the joy, heartbreak, and frustration of 30 + years of reading X-Men comics, we read every new X-book that comes out, recap the events, provide the historical context so you can read it on Marvel Unlimited, and wonder when Marvel will let Chris Claremont write something again.

It's been two weeks since Comic - Con, but reports are still coming out with video and transcripts from the manga panels that were held that.

Since this week's column mentions a Moebius reprint, an oblique dig at the unavailability of his comics in English, a Humanoids release, and something that we all should ignore but it's sadly related to WATCHMEN... I'd like to point out that Mr. Dave Gibbons himself has come out of the blue to support a certain movement that is rapidly approaching 1.000 supporters:

We'll have to see how it goes in the future but as for this week, it looks like we're on an upward swing with Gyrostarr (High Voltage Software, 1 - 4 players, Rated E for Everyone - Mild Fantasy Violence, 700 Wii Points) coming out for WiiWare along with Alex Kidd in Miracle World (Sega Master System, 1 player, Rated E for Everyone - Comic Mischief, 500 Wii Points) and BURNING FIGHT (NEOGEO, 1 - 2 players, Rated E10 + for Everyone 10 and Older - Mild Suggestive Themes, Violence, 900 Wii Points) for the Virtual Console.

In just the latest rash of game announcements coming out of Comic - Con this week, 30 Studios announced they are stepping into the fantasy action RPG ring with Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.