Summer is usually a time to kick back and relax. Fortunately for this week’s list, publishers aren’t taking the summer off. Boom! Studios starts a new Finding Nemo series, and Dark Horse brings out another of their all ages Star Wars books, this one feature Darth Vader. Marvel wraps up its second OZ title and releases a magazine for their all ages Super Hero Squad series. And don’t miss the picks this week!
The List:
ARCHIE COMICS
Archie #611, $2.99
Betty & Veronica Digest #206, $2.69
Jugheads Double Digest #162, $3.99
BONGO COMICS
Futurama Comics #50, $2.99
Simpsons Comics #168, $2.99
BOOM! STUDIOS
Darkwing Duck #2 (The Duck Knight Returns)(Cover A), $3.99
Darkwing Duck #2 (The Duck Knight Returns)(Cover B), $3.99
Donald Duck And Friends #356 (Cover A), $2.99
Donald Duck And Friends #356 (Cover B), $2.99
Finding Nemo Losing Dory #1 (Cover A), $2.99
Finding Nemo Losing Dory #1 (Cover B), $2.99
Incredibles #11 (Cover A), $2.99
Incredibles #11 (Cover B), $2.99
Muppet Snow White #3 (Cover A), $2.99
Muppet Snow White #3 (Cover B), $2.99
DARK HORSE
Star Wars Adventures Volume 4 The Will of Darth Vader TP, $7.99
DC COMICS
Scooby Doo #158, $2.99
Tiny Titans #30, $2.99
HARPER COLLINS
Big Nate In A Class By Himself HC, $12.99 ^^AA Pick^^
MARVEL COMICS
Marvelous Land Of Oz #8 (Of 8)(Skottie Young Regular Cover), $3.99
Super Hero Squad Magazine #1, $9.99
PAPERCUTZ
Classics Illustrated Volume 10 Cyrano de Bergerac HC, $9.99 ^^AA Pick^^
The Picks:
Big Nate In A Class By Himself - This title is based on the comic strip Big Nate and is written in the hybrid comic/prose style of the Diary of the Wimpy Kid series. Nate is in a class by himself. He’s working toward the Guinness Book of World Records for the most detentions, as he body slams the principal and insults his least favorite teacher Mrs. Godfrey, but Nate isn’t worried. He knows he will surpass it all. A fortune cookie told him so. Kids will love Nate and all the trouble he gets into. Parents and teachers can use the hybrid storytelling to get reluctant readers hooked.
Classics Illustrated Volume 10: Cyrano de Bergerac – If you’re looking for romance, drama and tragedy, then look no further than the classics! In this story from the 17th century, Cyrano de Bergerac is in love with his cousin Roxanne, but is unable to tell her. He believes no woman could love him with his large nose, despite him being a talented poet and musician. Instead he offers to help the handsome Christian de Neuvillette, whom Roxanne is enamored by. What follows is a tale of romance and heartbreak. This graphic adaptation by Peter David and Kyle Baker is a good way to show that classic stories can be just as exciting as the latest shojo manga.
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