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@ironclad $24.99 is the standard price for a hardcover comic release of that page count. You can find it online for at least 30% off, so don't let the price turn you off if you feel interested in the story.

@conor Amazing Spider-Man #600 was 100 pages and $4.99. To compare it to another PF, LOEG: Century 1910 is 80 pages and $7.95 and that is definitely worth it.

There was just under a 3 year wait between the last 2 issues of Planetary. Hope you enjoyed it. It's a great issue, but now I'm just preaching to the choir right?

Abe Sapien One-Shot Blackest Night #4 Detective Comics #858 Fantastic Four #572 Green Lantern #47 Superman: Secret Origin #2

"No one ever talks about curling up in bed with Absolute V for Vendetta ." Well, I wouldn't say curl up, because that just sounds weird, but I have read Absolute New Frontier  lying down on my back in bed. "No one ever says that they're throwing Absolute Sandman into their bag to read on the train." I did this all the time with Absolute New Frontier...

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@PaulMontgomery and @stuclach There is also a Tim Sale "noir" cover if you don't want to buy the Kick-Ass cover.

There are too many variables to make a valid argument on either side. The three titles a month, or even a week, idea is nice for an example but for most comic buyers those ideas are fantasy. A $20/week budget is buying about 6 issues a week, so there would be more trades to buy in a year. The price shifts for both formats depend on where they are purchased. Retail prices, online discounts(30-4...

In regards to whether zombies are considered a part of the magic world or not: reanimating corpses is often considered a part of voodoo lore, so yes it can be considered magic. It was humorously addressed in the Strange Tales story, as well.

X-Factor #48 came out this week, not #40.