PrintWatch: Basilisk, Locust, Made In Korea Get Second Prints
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Locust #1 by
Basilisk #1 by
Made In Korea #1 by
Jeremy Holt and
PrintWatch: LOCUST #1 (OF 8) 2ND PTG
SCOUT COMICS
(W) Massimo Rosi (A) Alex Nieto
Second Printing ! Most of humanity has fallen victim to a terrible plague that has turned them into giant locusts. As the locusts consume the earth, the uninfected survivors struggle to stay alive. During the Great Transformation a fisherman and his elderly mother try to escape a decimated New York City. Can they survive? Find out in Locust! In Shops: Jul 07, 2021 Final Orders Due: Jun 07, 2021 SRP: $3.99
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Thank FOC It s Friday – Planned to coincide and cover the demands of Final Order Cut Off at Diamond Comic Distributors. And now Lunar Distribution as well. Who knows what Penguin Random House will bring? Here s this week s comics product coming through that may adjusting as demand slips and slides with the emerging economic bubble. Or somesuch.
Thank FOC It s Friday, 16th April 2021
Traditionally FOC is the date when retailers have a last chance to amend their advance orders for comic books without penalty. A final opportunity for publishers to promote books while orders can still be added. A time for credits to be amends, new covers to be revealed and a final push given. This is an attempt to sift through them all and find the most relevant items.
The Cascade
Published 4 days ago
The search for what “Indianness” really means
I was 12 years old when the chief of our tribe, Chief Hidden Wolf, came from our Peepeekisis reserve to cleanse and welcome my grandparents’ totem pole with sacred ceremony. We sat in a circle and took turns smoking the pipe (of which I was not allowed to participate), and afterward he showed me how to replicate the shape of a wolf paw with my knuckles in the still-wet cement that would soon harden to hold the pole upright. I was in awe of his reverence, and he shed an awareness on my life, and the relationships I fostered, with new meaning.