This Week's New Comics & Toys

Here is a list of This Week's New Comics and Toy Arrivals that will eventually be up on our regular site.

In the meantime, you can get any of this stuff in-store or order via email or over the phone by calling 410-662-4444.

***ART TOYS***
Mini Designer Chairs Series 2 - $11.99 ea.

***COMICS***
Baltimore: The Plague Ships #1 by Mike Mignola, various - $3.50 (Dark Horse)
The Boys #45 by Garth Ennis, Russ Braun - $3.99 (Dynamite Entertainment)
The Brightest Day #7 by various - $2.99 (DC Comics)
Hellboy: The Storm #2 by Mike Mignola, various - $2.99 (Dark Horse)
House of Mystery #28 by Matthew Sturges, various - $2.99 (Vertigo Comics)
IZombie #4 by Chris Roberson, Michael Allred - $2.99
Marvelman Family's Finest #2 by Mick Anglo, Marko Djurdjevic - $3.99
Murderland #1 by David Hahn, Stephen Scott - $2.99 (Image Comics)
Sweet Tooth #12 by Jeff Lemire - $2.99 (Vertigo Comics)

***GRAPHIC NOVELS***
Batman: Arkham Reborn - $12.99 (DC Comics)
Cats Are Weird by Jeffrey Brown - $12.95 (Chronicle Books)
Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love by Chris Roberson, Shawn McManus - $14.99 (Vertigo Comics)
Dark Tower: Battle of Jericho Hill HC by Stephen King, Peter David, Robin Furth, Jae Lee, Richard Isanove - $24.99 (Marvel)
Eden by Pablo Holmberg - $16.95 (Drawn & Quarterly)
Fogtown by Andersen Gabrych, Brad Rader - $19.99 (Vertigo Crime)
Indoor Voice by Jillian Tamaki - $19.95 (Drawn & Quarterly)
John Stanley Library: Nancy Vol. 2 HC by John Stanley - $29.95 (Drawn & Quarterly)
Losers Book 2 by Andy Diggle, Jock, various - $24.99 (Vertigo Comics)

***MISC.***
Pig Erasers - $0.99 ea.

***SMUT COMIX***
Candie Land Magazine #1 - $9.95
Chloe by Hans Rickheit - $10.95 (Eros Comix)
Under Grand Hotel Vol. 1 by Mika Sadahiro - $24.95 (801 Media)

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