Take a first look inside Taschen's ginormous Disney art book!
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The Simon and Kirby Superheroes
Blondie, Volume 1
Art of Jim Starlin
Absolute All Star Superman
DC Super Heroes: the Ultimate Pop-up Book
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The Great Treasury of Christmas Comic Book Stories
King Aroo, Volume 2
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If you're going to buy one book on classic Disney animation this year, this is probably the one.
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Were you a good boy or girl this year? Did you avoid Internet snark, practice goodwill towards your fellow human being, and cross with the light? Yeah, neither did I.
So, as Black Friday and Cyber Monday approach, I offer the following list of graphic novel gift books, designed to help you assuage your guilt, and/or utilize those gift cards you’ll receive from relatives who know you love comics, but are afraid of getting you something you already have.
Of course, you can also use it as a suggestion list for those special geeks in your life. Just be sure to get a gift receipt, just in case they want to trade it in for something else.
As usual, The Beatrix and her minions get no remuneration from linking to Barnes & Noble. I do work for B&N, but nothing I post here is endorsed by Barnes and Noble.
Oh, and my criteria for this list? Anything over $40, published since July 2010. There’s no rhyme or reason to the order on this list… and since the new server is not liking pictures, please click on the ISBN-13 link, and you’ll be directed to the listing on BN.com, where you can see the covers. Click on the highlighted publisher name, and you’ll be directed to the exact book listing on their website. (Some publishers are very bad… they don’t have a dedicated page for these expensive and beautiful books, so I’ve linked to their homepage.)
What would you like Santa [Hanukkah Harry, Kwanzaa Kwame, Agnostic Agnes] to leave beneath your tree? Let us know below in the comments… perhaps Krampus will take pity on all you bad boys and girls!
The Simon and Kirby Superheroes
Joe Simon, Jack Kirby (Illustrator), Steve Saffel (Editor)
- $ 49.95
- Pub. Date: October 2010
- Publisher: Titan Books Limited
- Format: Hardcover, 480pp
- ISBN-13: 9781848563650
- ISBN: 1848563655
Blondie, Volume 1
by Chic Young
- $ 49.99
- Pub. Date: October 2010
- Publisher: Idea & Design Works, LLC
- Format: Hardcover, 280pp
- ISBN-13: 9781600107405
- ISBN: 1600107400
Art of Jim Starlin
by Jim Starlin
- $ 49.99
- Pub. Date: October 2010
- Publisher: Idea & Design Works, LLC
- Format: Hardcover, 312pp
- ISBN-13: 9781600107702
- ISBN: 1600107702
Absolute All Star Superman
by Frank Quitely, Grant Morrison, Neal Adams
- $ 99.99
- Pub. Date: October 2010
- Publisher: DC Comics
- Format: Hardcover, 320pp
- ISBN-13: 9781401229177
- ISBN: 1401229174
DC Super Heroes: the Ultimate Pop-up Book
by DC Comics Staff, Matthew Reinhart
- $ 250.00
- Pub. Date: October 2010
- Publisher: Little, Brown
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By Torsten Adair
The following is a selection of new comics titles due to be published in November 2010. This list is not comprehensive, as there are over 350 books scheduled. Instead, I have selected titles which caught my interest. If you would like to browse forthcoming graphic novels and related books at your leisure, click here. These are not necessarily titles I will purchase, but which I will definitely look at once they arrive at my local comics shop or bookstore.
This month is traditionally the last month of new releases before the holiday gift giving season kicks into full gear. Stores (and websites) usually have their displays set up the first weekend after Halloween, and publishers definitely want their titles in stores before Black Friday (and Cyber Monday). There are a few titles scheduled for December, so I’ll present a list for that month. I will also present a special list of blockbuster titles (gift books priced over $40) for those who have either been especially good this year or who shop for themselves.
Please be advised that publication dates are not set in stone, titles may change, and covers may be altered. Also, your local comics shop might receive copies before your local neighborhood website or library. Clicking on the publisher’s name will link to the publisher’s website, sometimes to the exact title. Clicking the ISBN-13 (also known as the Bookland EAN) will take you to the title as featured on BarnesAndNoble.com . I consider my tastes to be rather eclectic. If you feel I’ve neglected or slighted a title, publisher, or creator, please feel free to mention it in the comments below. Yes, you may promote your own work, but please include the ISBN for easy searching (and shopping!)
Disclaimer: I am employed by Barnes & Noble. This and any other posts by me have no official connection to B&N. Neither I or Heidi MacDonald receive any remuneration from linking to barnesandnoble.com . As always, feel free to send us your PR. Even better, send us some free books!
The Great Treasury of Christmas Comic Book Stories
by John Stanley, Walt Kelly, Dan Noon, and many more!
- Pub. Date: November 2010
- Publisher: Idea & Design Works, LLC
- Format: Hardcover, 176pp
- ISBN-13: 9781600107733
- ISBN: 1600107737
King Aroo, Volume 2
by Jack Kent
- $ 39.99
- Pub. Date: November 2010
- Publisher: Idea & Design Works, LLC
- Format: Hardcover, 360pp
- ISBN-13: 9781600107825
- ISBN: 1600107826
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So, among many of the hats I wear in the illustration field, I’m the vice president of ICON6, which is the only creative conference in the US that focuses exclusively on ILLUSTRATION.
It’s been 2 years of a lot of work to plan an unforgettable event people leave with A LOT from, making it worth their money, energy and time.
Now, we’re almost there, merely 2 weeks away, and I can say with certainty that we, the board, have proudly achieved our goal: This is the best ICON ever, packed with art directors and art buyers, illustration stars, educators and a couple of networking events (full disclosure: I’m the events chair too) that will make sure you don’t remember what you did last night.
The conference rate is about to go up, so hurry! If you’re wondering if it’s worth it, I can assure you won’t regret it- and I’m supposed to be the queen of networking and self-promotion.
Speakers include The New York Times, creatives from the illustrated United ad campaign, Christoph Niemann, DreamWorks, Yuko Shimizu, Random House, Tim Biskup, Wired, Taschen and Bil Donovan among others.
ICON6 – LA July 14-17, 2010
www.theillustrationconference.org
See you there!
Fernanda Cohen
ICON6 Vice President & Events Chair
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Lots of independent bookstore news out there today. Some is good. Some is bad. Some is less than lovely.
First, off is the recent refusal some independents have shown towards stocking the upcoming Harry Potter book. So let me get this straight. Because independent British bookstores can't sell Harry Potter for prices lower than their chainish equivalents, they've instead opted not to sell them at all? How exactly does that work? I can understand not buying them in bulk, but how does one lose money if you have a couple around for faithful customers?
And then from the side of authors who wish to support independents but also want to make mucho money there's Chain of Fools?: Love them or hate them, chain stores are crucial to book sales. As the daughter of a woman who once worked in Kalamazoo, Michigan's oldest independent (and possibly last) bookstore until it was forced out by B&N, I read the article with interest. I remember all too well how faithful authors would come to The Athena to do book signings and then, a year later, do them at B&N without a by-your-leave. I can understand why someone would want to split their time between the big chains and the small independents, but let's remember that some authors don't even care where it is that they sign insofar as it makes them lots of money. And I'm afraid that Ms. Werris loses points for using the term "paradigm shift" with a straight face. Thanks to Bookseller Chick for that particular link.
So is the independent bookstore a dying breed? Maybe not. Consider, for example, that 5 new independent bookstores have just opened. NYC may be ranked dead last nationally in "bookselling stores per resident" with one store for every 43,000 residents, but you want a Taschen store? We've got Taschen out the wazoo. Thanks to Galleycat for the link.
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The Squadron Supreme and Thor Omnibus are still on pre order status. As a gift that will be tough.
Sometimes, publishers will fulfill (non-returnable) Direct Market orders first, shipping product before the general retailers get it. Of course, support your local comics shop. Not only will you be helping to keep the lights on, but your dollars will stay in the community.
There have been a few occurrences where a publisher ran into trouble with an overseas printer, and the only copies printed were shipped to comics shops.
If memory serves, both of these omnibuses were originally scheduled for early 2011, but were pushed forward when Marvel realized that their licensed gift books sold well during the Holidays, but Marvel’s own titles performed badly. Of course, any retailer (or BookScan) would have shown them how well DC’s Absolute editions sell. (Oops! Forgot to list Absoulte Planetary, Volume 2!)