IDW Publishing Titles for August 6th, 2014

Aug 4, 2014

An eclectic mix this week from IDW Publishing including Angry Birds, G.I. Joe, and Squidder. Also, if you didn’t have a chance to grab a copy of Star Trek: Harlan Ellison’s The City On The Edge Of Forever The Original Teleplay #1 then you best snag the second printing variant.

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Angry Birds Comics #3 (Cover A Cesar Ferioli), $3.99
Angry Birds Comics #3 (Cover SUB Jarrod Gecek), $3.99
Danger Girl Back In Black TP, $17.99
G.I. JOE A Real American Hero #205 (Cover A S.L. Gallant), $3.99
G.I. JOE A Real American Hero #205 (Cover RI Larry Hama), AR
G.I. JOE America’s Elite Disavowed Volume 4 TP, $19.99
Ghostbusters Volume 8 Mass Hysteria Part 1 TP, $17.99
Haunted Horror #12 (Cover A Various), $3.99
Mars Attacks First Born #3 (Of 4)(Cover A Sam Kieth), $3.99
Mars Attacks First Born #3 (Of 4)(Cover SUB Loston Wallace), $3.99
Popeye Classics #25 (Cover A Bud Sagendorf), $3.99
Rocky And Bullwinkle Classics Volume 2 Vacational Therapy TP, $17.99
Rogue Trooper Classics #4 (Of 12)(Cover A John McCrea), $3.99
Rogue Trooper Classics #4 (Of 12)(Cover SUB Dave Gibbons), $3.99
Squidder #2 (Cover A Ben Templesmith), $3.99
Squidder #2 (Cover RI Ben Templesmith), AR
Squidder #2 (Cover SUB Menton J. Matthews III), $3.99
Star Mage #5 (Of 6)(Cover A Franco Cespedes), $3.99
Star Trek Harlan Ellison’s The City On The Edge Of Forever The Original Teleplay #1 (Of 5)(Juan Ortiz 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $3.99
Star Trek New Visions Volume 2 Time’s Echo (Cover A John Byrne), $7.99
T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents Classics Volume 4 TP, $29.99
Transformers Classics UK Volume 5 TP, $29.99
Walter Simonson’s Lawnmower Man Artist’s Edition Portfolio HC, $30.00
Winterworld #1 (Butch Guice 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $3.99

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