Last Comics you bought...

[VALIS74]

Originally Posted by darkman

Captain America: Truth by Robert Morales and Kyle Baker

Truth is great. The appendices are very illuminating. Sometimes it's hard to believe some of the crap that has happened in the last century.

[Nightrain]

Picked up The Immortal Iron Fist: The Seven Capital Cities Of Heaven tpb yesterday. Only £2.99 in my ocal Bargain Book Time. Looks like good value!

[roddersj04]

Went to my local British Heart Foundation charity shop recently, got X-Men: the 198 for £2.50 and the complete Planet Hulk Omnibus for £3. Also picked up Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four 1961-62 and Neil Gaiman's Eternals for £1 all together at my lil bro's school fair last weekend.

[Nightrain]

Last lot I picked up were

Wonder Woman 6 & 7
Batman: The Dark Knight 6
Superman 6
Robocop: Road Trip 3
Six Guns 5

Nice weekend reading.

[Nightrain]

Just picked up

Batman: The Dark Knight 7
Superman 7

[Wee Little Puppet Man]

Yesterday I paid a visit to the comic book fair that sometimes comes to Sheffield and picked up

- The Life and Death of Spiders & Unintended Consequences from JMS' Amazing Spider-Man run.
- The Many Deaths of the Batman by John Byrne and Jim Aparo.
- Robin II: Joker's Wild mini-series by Chuck Dixon & Tom Lyle.

[Nightrain]

Latest pick ups -

Batman: Legends 55
Strip Magazine 4
The New Deadwardians 1

[Nightrain]

Found copies of Superman 1 and 4 from the New 52 series that I was missing. 25p each in a charity shop.

[hammard]

A local comic book shop was having a sale (with issues for between 25p and £1) so picked up some back copies::

Crisis on Infinite Earths #7:
Justice #7
Justice League of America (2000s): #10 & #11
Green Arrow and Black Canary: #14
Bataman: Shadow of the Bat: #36

Plus also got Batgirl #8

[Happy-Hangman]

Aside from my regular weekly pile I treated myself, this week, to 'The Essential Superman Encyclopedia' (2010), an entertaining and well-illustrated index of the Man of Steel up to 'Infinite Crisis' (though an occasionally misleading one - Jimmy Olsen's first appearance is credited to the comics, not the '40s radio show), and 'Captain America: Fighting Chance', both from The Works. I also bought 'DMZ: Free States Rising', volume eleven of the best comic Vertigo has produced in years.