Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Top of the stack: Red Hood!

Hey all, a mighty stack of books this week! and at the top of my stack is Red Hood: the Lost Days #3.


Red Hood: the Lost Days follows Jason Todd, the Robin that was murdered by Joker, and his return to the DC universe.  The time gap between his resurrection and actual return recent batman arc's is quite significant.  The story opens up with Thalia (Gul's Daughter) finding a zombie like Jason wandering the streets.  His mind seems to be gone but all his physical skill is still intact, if you attack him he will defend himself.  Her plan is to return him to her beloved Batman who she knows is deeply scarred by the loss of Jason.  She decides to throw Jason into a Lazarus pit hoping to bring his mind back...but she's surprised when it in fact works but the newly aware Jason is only hell bend on making Batman pay for allowing joker to live.

She's made a huge mistake and is now trying to stall Jason, by finding him teachers in the art of death, from completing his mission.



The book as been absolutely fantastic!  Judd Winick should definitely get back on an ongoing Bat-title because his work with Jason's character is perfect.  In this series you'll learn how he felt after being brought back, and then witness his road to return, and why he operates the way he does now...and also how he got the skills to do it. Although the entire return of Todd is a resurrection of a significant death in Batman's history I think he makes a great villain!

For more Red Hood action be sure to read up on his return in Under the Hood TPB and the brand new animated movie Under the Hood!



Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Yu-Gi-Oh!!!

Yu-Gi-OH!   5D Sets are heating up, so we brought back in all the structure decks and the new duelist tool box starter set.  Structure Decks are $14.99 each and the Duelist Starter Deck is $12.99.

BOARDGAMES!!!

It's the summer of Boardgames!  Come get them while they last!




The hottest game right now is Dominion...the fact paced card game that can be learned in 10 min but played forever due to it's many options and expansions!  We also have Puerto Rico the #1 ranked game (according to boardgamegeek.com) about shipping, building and trading.  And don't forget Agricola the #2 ranked game about farming!


Brand new is Battles of Napleon!  Play historical battles in this easy to play war game!

All this and plenty more instock at HEROES WORLD!  and if you don't see it we'll order it for you!

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Life with Archie #1 - The married Life!

What if Archie had married Veronica or Betty?!? Find out in the ongoing book that will explore both paths.
Life with Archie - Married Life #1 - ON SALE NOW!

Hot new stuff this week!

Hey guys, got some great stuff this week!

Ever want to be a member of SHIELD? Wait no more, now you can have your very own Shield ID.  Comes with Nick Fury ID or a Blank ID that you can sign and add your own picture.  $44.99

The best keychain in the whole Verse!  Pewter Firefly keychain.  Very nice quality, get them while they last!  $14.99

Blackest Night Hardcovers! All back in stock.  $28.99 and Up

Scott Pilgrim volume 6.  The final volume back instock!  $13.99

Monday, July 26, 2010

Sixth Gun review



So what happens when you take, the Pinkerton Detective Agency, western lore about a mysterious pistol and a tree that seems to grow only hanged man. You'll have yourself a great book put out by Oni Press by Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt.

Now as far as indie comics are concerned this book is where I feel that all indie books should be at. Solid line work and really great colors and a story that pops. If you're into westerns and are familiar with any of the sort of the spaghetti western type stuff, this book is a scream!

Cullen Bunn's writing is at a point where He doesn't go for cheap laughs or easy thrills he's actually working on making a book that's better than just your standard 'one hitter quitter' Ie. Most Mark Millar Books.

Brian Hurtt's art gives the book a very vibrant and solid feel. It has almost Mignolga esque coloring wise, but color isn't the oly thing this books got going art wise. Great sequentials are all over this thing giving it the sense of drama and weighty camera angle that the western is so known for. Which is no easy task.

Now on the whole this book is relatively new so there's a lot of room either way for things to go up (which i think is where it's going) or down. (not so much) I know this summer has been big for a lot of crazy good super hero stuff coming along, but if you're looking for a change of pace this book fills that need.

Come check it out.

See you at the shop.

Thursday, July 22, 2010

White Dwarf August 2010 Issue!


hey guys, new WD is here! lots of previews of the new Daemons stuff!