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+Groot #3 by Jeff Loveness and Brian Kesinger (Aug 5). Rocket's been kidnapped, an entire world is in jeopardy, and hero-slash-houseplant Groot is stranded in space! Lucky for him, there's room on the Silver Surfer's board for three!
+Secret Wars #5 by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic (Aug 12). We've already seen how far Doom will go to save existence from the Beyonders. Now, how far will he go to preserve the universe he's made, following the arrival of RICHARDS?
+House of M #1 by Dennis Hopeless and Marco Failla (Aug 19). Having crushed all resistance, the Magnus family lives in peace and luxury, secure in the iron-clad rule of their world. What happens when boredom sets in?
+Secret Wars: Secret Love #1 by Various Writers and Artists (Aug 19). At the end of the world, can love bloom between a stretchy Pakistani Muslim teenage heroine, and a Hispanic street racer posessed by the demonic spirit of his Satanic serial killer uncle? Uhh...
+Hank Johnson, Agent of HYDRA #1 by David Mandel and Michael Walsh (Aug 26). Ever wonder what life is like for the faceless goons of Hydra? It's not all failing to conquer the world and getting punched in the face by Captain America; sometimes, it's about doing paperwork.
+X-Men '92 #3 by Chris Sims, Chad Bowers and Scott Koblish (Aug 26). The X-Men of 1992 have fallen into the clutches of Cassandra Nova, and are in need of extreme rescue! Can the extreme heroes of X-Force '92 save the day?
+Action Comics #43 by Greg Pak and Aaron Kuder (Aug 12). Metropolis PD is assaulting Superman's new neighbordhood for siding with the Man of Steel! Can Clark Kent uncover the plot against him before the escalating situation turns deadly?
+Batman #43 by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo (Aug 12). A new Batman calls for new rogues, and Jim Gordon is about to get his first taste of supervillainy! Who is the mysterious "Mr. Bloom," and what menace does he represent?
+DC Comics Bombshells #1 by Marguerite Bennet and Marguerite Sauvage (Aug 12). As the United States is drawn into a second world war, a new breed of heroine will answer the call to arms! Explore another DC universe, one where the women come first!
+Justice League: Gods and Monsters #1-3 by J.M. DeMatteis, Bruce Timm and Thony Silas (Aug 12, 19, 26). In this prequel to the newly released animated film from DC, three dangerously powerful individuals will join forces for the first time. But are they saving the planet for humanity, or for themselves?
+All-Star Section-8 #3 by Garth Ennis and John McCrea (Aug 12). Sixpack has repeatedly struck out in his quest to recruit the final member of his team. Have Section-8's woes finally come to an end when J'onn Jonzz, the Martian Manhunter, agrees to become the eighth man?
+Harley Quinn Road Trip Special #1 by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Bret Blevins and More (Aug 26). It's the hottest part of the summer, and for Harley Quinn that can mean only one thing: road trip! She's shoving Poison Ivy and Catwoman into the passenger seat of a convertible, and together they're going to see America!
+The Fade Out #8 by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (Aug 5). Screenwriter Charlie Parish's life has been turned upside down since the night he woke up next to a dead Hollywood starlet. As he continues to unravel the mystery of that encounter, he finds himself in increasing danger.
+Skullkickers #100 by Jim Zub, Edwin Huang and Kevin Raganit (Aug 5). After one hundred issues (really? one hundred? are we sure about that?), the saga of two mercenaries hacking and slashing their way to adventure comes to its skull-kicking conclusion!
+The Beauty #1 by Jeremy Huan and Jason Hurley (Aug 12). Anyone can be beautiful... they just have to sleep with the right person. In a world where attractiveness is a sexually transmitted disease, two detectives will uncover the terrible cost of physical perfection.
+Phonogram: The Immaterial Girl #1 by Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie and Matt Wilson (Aug 12). Five years ago, Emily Aster gave a piece of herself away in exchange for the power of phonomancy. Now, in a world where songs have power, learn what that gift has cost her -- and what that missing part has been doing.
+Birthright #10 by Joshua Williamson and Andrei Bressan (Aug 19). Mikey's quest to acquire the daggers that will lead him to his targets has jeopardized the life of his older brother, Brennan. Can the injured Rhodes brothers survive against the full fury of a diviner unleashed?
+Nameless #5 by Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham (Aug 26). Who was the man now known as Nameless? What horrible secrets lie within the Razor House? Only at the very end, will all become clear.
+Adam.3 #1 by Scott Kolins (Aug 5). On an island utopia filled with technological marvels, one young man must rise to the challenge and save his world from destruction. Will Adam be up to the challenge of defending paradise from the thread of S.E.E.D.S.?
+King Tiger #1 by Randy Stradley and Doug Wheatley (Aug 12). King Tiger's past comes back to haunt him, and should he fail against the threat of the Dragon then the world will descend into chaos. "Blood of a king, heart of a tiger!"
+Empowered Volume 9 TP by Adam Warren (Aug 19). Less than lucky but always plucky! Suspended from the Superhomies and suspected of hoarding weapons of mass destruction, Empowered finds herself the target of an endless string of villains in search of plundered alien booty!
+New MGMT #1 by Matt Kindt (Aug 19). The war for control of the Mind MGMT agency is over, and the cost has been high. In this series finale, find out who lives, who dies, and what the world has become in the aftermath.
+Grindhouse: Drive In, Bleed Out #8 by Alex de Campi and John Lucas (Aug 26). Britt and Veronica have the power to prevent Earth's destruction within them; a power they can bring forth with each and every orgasm! ...Yeahbuhwhuh?
+Hellboy in Hell #7 by Mike Mignola (Aug 26). Hellboy's journey through the afterlife continues! As he travels the realm he may once have called home, however, he slips further away from the corporeal realm, becoming just another phantom...
+Insufferable #4 by Mark Waid and Peter Krause (Aug 5). While Nocturnus and Galahad continue to knock heads, a cadre of St. Barrington's most vile supervillains are gathering together to destroy them. Can't these villains just, I dunno, wait them out?
+String Divers #1 by Chris Ryall and Nelson Daniel (Aug 5). Quantum physics and daring-do collide for bold scientific adventure! The String Divers are a renegade team of scientific geniuses, protecting the universe on the sub-atomic level!
+Uncle Scrooge #5 by Miquel Pujol and Freddy Milton (Aug 12). Scrooge and his nephews face off against dastardly foes in a showdown at the Grand Canyon! Can these fearless feathered fowl pull of an upset and win the ultimate prize?
+The X-Files Season 11 #1 by Joe Harris and Matthew Dow Smith (Aug 12). After the shocking events of last season Fox Mulder finds himself on the run, accused of stealing government secrets by a shadowy figure. Can Scully save Mulder before it's too late?
+TMNT Amazing Adventures #1 by Landry Walker, James Kochalka and Chad Thomas (Aug 19). Ever wish you had a modern Ninja Turtles comic that was a little less Mirage and a little more Archie? Something that you could show to your kids who are discovering your favorite heroes on the half-shell for the fist time? You're in luck!
+Drive #1 by Michael Benedetto and Antonio Fuso (Aug 26). REAL HUMAN BEING AND A REAL HERO REAL HUMAN BEING AND A REAL HERO REAL HUMAN BEING AND A REAL HERO REAL HUMAN BEING AND A REAL HERO
+Red Sonja/Conan #1 by Victor Gischler and Roberto Castro (Dynamite, Aug 5). The She-Devil with a Sword and the Conquering Cimmerian reunite for another tale of swords and sorcery! A secret from their shared past returns to haun the duo at the worst possible time!
+Family Pets OGN by Patrick Shand and Sarah Dill (Zenescope, Aug 12). Orphaned since early childhood, Thomasina once believed that something amazing and incredible would happen to her to make up for all that heartache and sorrow. Upon turning sixteen, however, Thomasina discovers that... she was right.
+Welcome Back #1 by Christopher Sebela and Jonathan Brandon Sawyer (Boom!, Aug 19). Mali and Tessa are on opposing sides in an endless war, destined to fight and die and live again, repeating the same cycle in a new body forever. That is, until the day that Mali wakes up in a new body and begins asking why...
+Book of Death: The Fall of Ninjak #1 by Matt Kindt and Trevor Hairsine (Valiant, Aug 26). The Book of the Geomancer has foretold that Ninjak will fall in battle. When an old friend approaches with an offer to cheat fate, however, will Ninjak grasp the opportunity and betray his fallen comrades?
+Over the Garden Wall #1 by Pat McHale and Jim Campbell (Boom!, Aug 26). Based on the hit Cartoon Network miniseries! On their way out of schooltown Wirt and Greg encounter a couple of girls playing by the road, but their giant father might ruin the boys' day!
+Stringers #1 by Marc Guggenheim and Justin Greenwood (Oni, Aug 26). Newshounds Paul and Nick are always on the move, following every gang shootout and police car chase in Los Angeles to bring you the extreme close-up. When they capture video of the wrong thing, their luck may have run out.
Spoilers. In the age of digital comics, they are increasingly becoming an issue in these threads, as the drive to be first to discuss the week's releases overrides common sense and good posting etiquette. So over the coming weeks and months, the members of Comic GAF will be collaborating on and will eventually be implementing a system of general rules for avoiding spoilers on new comics in the Comics OT thread. But for now, please abide by the temporary guidelines outlined below. And remember, you are being watched and judged by your peers.
1. Discussion of newly released comics that involves specific plot details shall be accompanied at all times by the appropriate use of the
tag function.
2. Direct posting of full-page images from newly released comics using the tags is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
3. Direct posting of images or spoilers from comics that have yet to be released is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
4. Covers, solicitation copy, and/or promotional materials shall not be considered spoilers and are allowed, unless their content involves specific plot details; in those cases, outgoing links with spoiler warnings should be used.
5. The unmarked posting of spoilers related to comics will be allowed after a period of one week (Wednesday to Wednesday) from that comic's release.[/b] ([u]NOTE:[/u] Longer? -Spike)
[b]6. Members of Comic GAF are expected at all times to exercise common sense and polite discretion as a matter of courtesy to fellow posters. I know, tough one.
7. If you are unsure of whether or not posting something would constitute a spoiler, err on the side of caution and use the [SPOILER] tags.[/b]
In short, don't be Stephanie Brown. Don't be... The Spoiler. For one thing, [b]you're[/b] not that loveable. >:|
Happy reading!
2. Direct posting of full-page images from newly released comics using the tags is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
3. Direct posting of images or spoilers from comics that have yet to be released is strictly prohibited, and outgoing links to such should be accompanied by the appropriate spoiler warnings.
4. Covers, solicitation copy, and/or promotional materials shall not be considered spoilers and are allowed, unless their content involves specific plot details; in those cases, outgoing links with spoiler warnings should be used.
5. The unmarked posting of spoilers related to comics will be allowed after a period of one week (Wednesday to Wednesday) from that comic's release.[/b] ([u]NOTE:[/u] Longer? -Spike)
[b]6. Members of Comic GAF are expected at all times to exercise common sense and polite discretion as a matter of courtesy to fellow posters. I know, tough one.
7. If you are unsure of whether or not posting something would constitute a spoiler, err on the side of caution and use the [SPOILER] tags.[/b]
In short, don't be Stephanie Brown. Don't be... The Spoiler. For one thing, [b]you're[/b] not that loveable. >:|
Happy reading!
