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WonderCon 2019: Spotlight on Donny Cates
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WonderCon 2019: Spotlight on Tom King
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Top 10 Female Super Villains
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L.A. Comic Con: Conversation with Comic Artist Greg Capullo
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Cyber Monday: The First Week of May

Hello and welcome to another edition of Cyber Monday. The last couple of weeks the digital world has grown, with new apps and all around sales that keep fans wanting for more. Last week the entirety of DC comics’ 52 and Infinite Crisis crossovers were put on sale with every issue going for ninety-nine cents. Boom studios, Incorruptible was put on sale, giving fans a chance get the first fifteen issues for only ninety-nine cents as well. As always, Marvel has their 99 cent Monday sale. Image comics and Dark Horse have bundles or digital trades, going for four ninety-nine to nine ninety-nine. It is clear that the digital market is big. Could this replace printed comics?  The digital market has no way to make these comics into collectibles. But its a great way to catch up on every comic you’ve wanted to read. This week we spotlight a couple of books that have been digitized for your consideration.

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Digital Sale – The Guild for 99 Cents

Well I’m a late discovering this, but you can pick up the Guild mini-series and all the tie-in for 99 cents for the rest of the weekend. If you’re unfamiliar with their digital service check out our Cyber Monday feature on it. In the meantime you should definitely pick up the Guild, if you still need convincing check out our review for the first issue.

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AM2 Con Announces Screenings

We’ve had some coverage for this summers first AM2 con which stands for Asian Animation, Manga and Music. In a way it’s like C2E2 but just for asain market of comics. The event is actually free and today they announced a ton of screeners they’ll be having so check it out. Cosplayers get ready for one of the most exciting events at his summer¹s most anticipated anime, manga and music convention AM2 as it proudly announces its official Masquerade event which will be held in the Official Main Events hall this coming 4th of July weekend.  More info and rules can be found at www.am2con.org.

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Kalafina to Perform at Anime Expo 2011

The Japanese pop trio Kalafina announced on Friday that they will perform on July 2 at Anime Expo 2011 in Los Angeles. Kalafina’s Wakana, Keiko, and Hikaru debuted in 2008 with “oblivious,” the first of seven ending theme songs for the Kara no Kyoukai – the Garden of sinners anime films. Since then, they have performed theme songs for several other anime, including Black Butler and Puella Magi Madoka Magica. Yuki Kajiura, a veteran composer of such anime as Noir, .hack//SIGN, and Tsubasa Chronicle, put together the Kalafina group and writes the music. However, Kajiura has not been announced as a guest for Anime Expo. Kajiura and Kalafina appeared together at Anime Boston 2009.

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Trade of the Month – Chew Vol 1. – Taster Choice

Each month we’ll be taking a look at one book and spotlighting it on the site in a book club type setting. This isn’t a review just a bunch of shared opinions of a graphic novel or collected story arc. Up first is the highly acclaimed first volume of Chew – Taster’s Choice from Image Comics written by John Layman and drawn by Rob Guillroy.

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Oni Press Free Comic Book Day Offers

Keeping in line with the way Oni Press launched The Sixth Gun last year with Free Comic Book Day, this time their launching Spontaneous which is going to be the entire first issue… for free! If you miss out they’ll retail the issue later on, but this is a good chance to check out a brand new first issue for free. Here’s what Oni has going on for FCBD.

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Ultimate Spider-Man: A Return to Greatness Before The End?

Something that a lot of Ultimate fans can agree upon is that when Marvel rebranded the line after Jeph Loeb destroyed it, it has never been as good or the same. Yes killing off a bunch of the characters can be interesting and did shake up the world, but the problem with the whole experience was that it felt like Loeb was trying to fix something that wasn’t broken. Ultimate Spider-Man used to be a top ten book every month but slipped way down the chart. Sure it’s still in the top fifty if I’m not mistaken, but it’s never recovered that power house position that it once held.

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