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Nieuwigheden Anderstalige Strips 2013 Week 3 NIEUWIGHEDEN ANDERSTALIGE STRIPS 2013 WEEK 3 Engels Batman Incorporated 19,99 (Yanick Paquette & Grant Morrison – DC Comics) Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz 19,99 (Skottie Young & Eric Shanower – Marvel) Dungeon & Dragons: Forgotten Realms 24,99 (Lee Ferguson & Ed Greenwood – IDW Publishing) The Complete Dick Tracy 14: 1951-53 39,99 (Chester Gould – IDW Publishing) Woodwork: 1927-1981 59,99 (Wallace Wood – IDW Publishing) Manga – Engelstalig: Bleach 54 9,99 (Tite Kubo – Viz Media) WEEK 4 Engels: Absolute Batman & Robin: Batman Reborn 99,99 (Grant Morrison - DC Comics) Batman: Trough the Looking Glass 14,99 (Sam Kieth & Bruce Jones - DC Comics) Captain America: Land of the Free 19,99 (Andy Kubert & Marc Waid - Marvel) Cherubs 19,99 (Bryan Talbot - Dark Horse) Comics About Cartoonists 39,99 (Editor: Craig Yoe - IDW) Delphine 24,99 (Richard Sala – Fantagraphics) Nancy 2: Nancy Likes Christmas 26,95 (Ernie Bushmiller – Fantagraphics) Northlanders 7: The Icelandic Trilogy 16,99 (Paul Azaceta & Brian Wood - Vertigo) Reset 15,99 (Peter Bagge - Dark Horse) The Amaing Spider-Man: Ends of the Earth 24,99 (Stefano Caselli & Dan Slott - Marvel) The Complete Pogo 2: Bona Fide Balderdash 39,99 (Walt Kelly – IDW Publishing) Zorro: The Complete Dell Comics Adventures 49,99 (Alex Toth / Hermes Press) Franstalig: La veritable histoire de Spirou 1937-1946 55 (Christelle et Bertrand Pissavy-Yvernault / Dupuis) Spirou intégrale 0: 1938-1943 24 (Rob-Vel / Dupuis) Manga – Engels: Message to Adolf 2 26,95 (Osamu Tezuka – Vertical) WEEK 5 Engelstalig: Batwoman 1: Hydrology 14,99 (Haden Blackman & John Williams III / DC Comics) Fables 18: Cubs in Toyland 16,99 (Mark Buckingham & Bill Willingham) Generation X 2: Generation Classic 24,99 (Diverse auteurs / Marvel) Li’l Abner 5: 1943-1944 49,99 (Al Capp / IDW) The Freddie Stories 19,95 (Lynda Barry / D&Q) WEEK 6 Engelstalig: Spawn: Origins Collection 17 14,99 (Diverse auteurs / Todd McFarlane Productions) The Book of Magic: The Deluxe Edition 24,99 (John Bolton & Neil Gaiman / Vertigo) Wolverine and the X-Men: Alpha & Omega 19,99 (Dan Brooks & Brian Wood / Marvel) WEEK 7 Engelstalig: Batman, the Dark Knight: Golden Dawn 14,99 (Jason Fabok – DC Comics) Star Wars Omnibus: Infinities 24,99 (Diverse auteurs – Dark Horse) The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule 34,99 (Diverse auteus - Dark Horse) X9 – Secret Agent Corrigan 5: 1977-1980 49,99 (Al Williamson & Archie Goodwin – IDW Publishing) WEEK 8 Engels: Fantastic Four: Reunited They Stand 24,99 (John Buscema & Marv Wolfman / Marvel) Global Frequency 19,99 (Warren Ellis / Vertigo) Rocketeer: Artists Edition 125 (Dave Stevens / IDW Publishing) The Death of Captain America 39,99 (Ed Brubaker / Marvel) The New 52 Justice League 1: Origin 16,99 (Jim Lee & Geoff Johns / DC Comics) X-Men: Blank Generation 19,99 (David Lopéz & Brian Wood / Marvel) X-Men: Mutant Massacre 34,99 (Diverse auteurs / Marvel) X-Men: The Fall of the Mutants 34,99) (Diverse auteurs / Marvel) X-Women 24,99 (Milo Manara & Chris Claremont / Marvel) Manga – Engelstalig: Bleach 55 9,99 (Tite Kubo – Viz Media) Naruto 60 9,99 (Masashi Kishimoto – Viz Media) Negima 37 10,99 (Ken Akamatsu – Kodansha) WEEK 9 Engelstalig: Batman & Robin: Dark Knight vs. White Knight 16,99 (Scott McDaniel & Paul Cornell - DC Comics) Fantastic Four: Island of Death 16,99 (Juan Doe & Tom Beland - Marvel) Generation X: Four Days 24,99 (Steve Pugh & Brian Wood - Marvel) Thor the Mighty Avenger: Complete Collection 24,99 (Chris Samnee & Roger Langridge - Marvel) WEEK 10 Engelstalig: Avenging Spider-Man: The Good, The Green and The Ugly 16,99 (Stuart Immonen & Kathryn Immonen – Marvel) Uncanny X-Men: The Complete Collection 29,99 (Matt Fraction – Marvel) Unearthing 29,95 (Mitch Jenkins & Alan Moore – Top Shelf) Franstalig: Buck Danny: L’intégrale 8: 1960-1962 24 (Victor Hubinon & Jean-Michel Charlier – Dupuis) Chick Bill: L’intégrale 20 25,50 (Tibet – Lombard) La Patrouille des Castors: L’intégrale 4 28 (Mitacq & Jean-Michel Charlier – Dupuis) WEEK 11 Engelstalig: Batman: The Black Mirror 16,99 (Jock & Scott Snyder – DC Comics) Iron Man 24,99 (Joe Quesada – Marvel) Spider-Man: The Death of Jean Dewolff 19,99 (Rich Buckler & Peter David – Marvel) WEEK 12 Engelstalig: King Aroo 2: Daily & Sunday Comics 1952-1954 39,99 (Jack Kent – IDW Publishing) Last Day in Vietnam 17,99 (Will Eisner – Dark Horse) Messages in a Bottle: Comic Book Stories 35 (Bernie Krigstein – Fantagraphics Books) The Art of: The Devil’s in the Details 39,99 (Todd McFarlane – Image) The Bird King: An Artist’s Notebook 19,99 (Shaun Tan – Arthur Levine Books) WEEK 13 Engelstalig: Mike Hammer: The Complete Dailies and Sundays 49,99 (Ed Robbins & Mickey Spillane – Hermes Press) Nemo: Heart of Ice 14,95 (Kevin O’Neill & Alan Moore – Top Shelf) The Crow: Special Edition 18 (James O’Barr – Gallery Books) Franstalig: Bizu: L’intégrale 1 24 (Jean-Claude Fournier – Dupuis) Dans l”atelier de Fournier 24 (Nicoby & Joub – Dupuis) Manga Engelstalig: Tokyo Babylon:Book One 19,99 (Clamp – Dark Horse) WEEK 14 Engelstalig: Batman: The Court of Owls 16,99 (Greg Capullo & Scott Snyder – DC Comics) Mary Perkins on Stage vol. 11: 1970-1972 24,99 (Leonard Starr – Classic Comics Press) Maximum Minimum Wage 34,99 (Bob Fingerman – Image) The Massive 1: Black Pacific 19,99 (Kristian Donaldson & Brian Wood – Dark Horse) The Property 24,95 (Rutu Modan – D&Q) WEEK 15 Engelstalig: Julio’s Day 19,99 (Gilbert Hernandez - Fantagraphics Books) Kick-Ass 2 TP 19,99 (John Romita jr. & Mark Millar - Marvel) The Adventures of Jodelle 45 (Guy Peellaert & Pierre Bartier - Fantagraphics Books) The Comics Journal 302 29,99 (Stripinformatieblad – TCJ) The Unwritten 7: The Wound 14,99 (Peter Gross & Mike Carey - Vertigo) Franstalig: Chlorophylle: Intégrale 3 25,50 (Raymond Macherot – Le Lombard) La galerie des illustres 45 (200 Auteurs – Dupuis) Spirou et Fantasio: L’intégrale 13 1981-1983 24 (Tome & Janry – Dupuis) WEEK 16 Engelstalig: Batman Detective Comics 1: Faces of Death 16,99 (Tony S. Daniel – DC Comics) Letting it Go 24,95 (Miriam Katin – Drawn & Quarterly) Punisher: Nightmare 14,99 (Mark Texeira & Scott Gimple – Marvel) Red She Hulk: Hell Hath No Fury 15,99 (Carlo Pagulayan & Jeff Parker – Marvel) WEEK 17 Engelstalig: Bringing Up Father 2: Of Cabbages and Kings 49,99 (Georges McManus - IDW Publishing) Fantastic Four: New Departure, New Arrivals 15,99 (Mark Bagley & Matt Fraction - Marvel) Steve Canyon 3: 1951-52 49,99 (Milton Caniff - IDW Publishing) Wolverine: Covenant 14,99 (Paul Pelletier & Cullen Bunn - Marvel) WEEK 18 Engelstalig: Avengers: Mythos 19,99 (Diverse auteurs / Marvel) Batman: Year 100 19,99 (Paul Pope / DC Comics) Eerie Presents: El Cid 15,99 (Gonzalo Mayo / Dark Horse) Judge Dredd: The Complete Brian Bolland 49,99 (Brian Bolland / IDW Publishing) Modesty Blaise: The Girl in the Iron Mask 19,95 (Enric Badia Romero & Peter O’Donnell / Titan Books) Star Wars Omnibus: Clone Wars 3 24,99 (Diverse auteurs / Dark Horse) The Amazing Spider-Man: Trouble On the Horizon 16,99 (Chris Yost & Dan Slott / Marvel) Venom: Devil’s Pack 16,99 (Thony Silas & Cullen Bunn / Marvel) Wolverine: Back in Japan 19,99 (Adam Kubert & Jason Aaron / Marvel) X-Man: Dance With the Devil 39,99 (Diverse auteurs / DC Comics) X-Men Legacy: Back to School 16,99 (David Baldeon & Christos Gage / Marvel) X-Men Legacy: Prodigal 15,99 (Tan Huat & Simon Spurrier / Marvel) WEEK 19 Engelstalig: Castle: Deadly Storm 14,99 (Lan Medina & Brian Michael Bendis – Marvel) Hilda and The Bird Parade 24 (Luke Pearson - Nobrow) Marble Season 19,99 (Gilbert Hernandez – Fantagraphics Books) Other Stuff 19,99 (Peter Bagge – Fantagraphics Books) X-Men: Longshot 19,99 (Arthur Adams & Ann Nocenti – Marvel) WEEK 21 Engelstalig: Avengers Arena: Kill or Die 15,99 (Kev Vitti & Alessandro Walker - Marvel) Avenging Spider-Man: Threats & Menaces 14,99 (Lee Garbett & Brian Reed - Marvel) Batman: Death by Design 14,99 (Dave Taylor & Chip Kidd - DC Comics) Cable and X-Force: Wanted 17,99 (Salvador Larroca - Marvel) Johnny Hazard 2: The Newspaper Dailies 1945-1947 49,99 (Frank Robbins - Hermes Press) Magic the Gathering 3: Path of Vengeance 17,99 (Diverse auteurs - IDW Publishing) Spider-Men 19,99 (Sara Pichelli & Brian Michael Bendis - Marvel) The Avengers: Heart of Stone 24,99 (John Byrne & Dan Green - Marvel) Red Handed: The Fine Art of Strange Crimes 26,99 (Matt Kindt - 01) Thunderbolts: No Quarter 15,99 (Steve Dillon & Daniël Way - Marvel) Manga – Engelstalig: Naruto 61 9,99 (Masashi Kishimoto – Viz Media) Naruto: Three-in-One 5 14,99 (Masashi Kishimoto – Viz Media) Negima 38 10,99 (Ken Akamatsu – Kodansha Comics) WEEK 22 Engelstalig: Batman Beyond: 10.000 Clowns 16,99 (Norm Baeyfogle & Adam Beechen – DC Comics) Pinxit 49,99 (Mark Ryden - Taschen) Spawn: Origins Collection 18 14,99 (Diverse auteurs – McFarlane Productions) The Incredible Hulk: Crossroads 39,99 (Sal Buscema & Bill Mantlo – Marvel) Wolverine vs X-Men 16,99 (Jorge Molina & Jason Aaron – Marvel) Franstalig: Un magnéto dans l’assiette de Fred: Entretiens avec l’auteur de Philémon 15,99 (Fred – Dargaud) WEEK 23 Engelstalig: A + X = Awesome 17,99 (Ron Garney & Dan Slott / Marvel) Batman Noir 24,99 (Eduardo Risso) Cable & X-Force Classic 1 34,99 (Arnie Jorgensen & Jeph Loeb / Marvel) Deadpool 1: Dead Presidents 15,99 (Tony Moore & Gerry Duggan / Marvel) Eerie: Tales of Crime & Horror hc 39,99 (Wally Wood / Vanguard) Eerie: Tales of Crime & Horror sc 24,99 (Wally Wood / Vanguard) FF 4 19,99 (Nick Dragotta & Jonathan Hickman / Marvel) Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim 3: 1939 to 1941 75 (Alex Raymond / IDW) Marvel Noir: Spider-Man / Punisher 34,99 (June Chung & David Hine / Marvel) Monsters, Inc.: Scary Stories 9,99 (Disney & Pixar / Marvel) Punisher: Enter the War Zone 16,99 (Carmine Di Giandomenico & Greg Rucka / Marvel) Spider-Man 2099 24,99 (Rick Leonardi & Peter David / Marvel) The Avengers: The Complete Collection by Geoff Johns 29,99 (Geoff Johns / Marvel) The Superior Spider-Man 1: My Own Worst Enemy 17,99 (Ryan Stegman & Dan Slott / Marvel) Ultimate Comics 1: X-Men 19,99 (Filipe Andrade & Brian Wood / Marvel) Wolverine, the Best There Is: The Complete Series 29,99 (Juan José Ryp & Charlie Huston / Marvel) WEEK 24 Engelstalig: Batman and Robin 1: Born to Kill 16,99 (Patrick Gleason & Peter J.
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