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Aanderstalig 2008 AANDERSTALIG 2008: WEEK 1 Tijdschriften: Bo Doï 114 – janvier 2008 6,95 Spirou 3638 2,30 WEEK 2 Engelstalig: Batman: Death and the City 14,99 (Paul Dini) ISBN: 9781401215750 – DC Comics Batman: Vampire 19,99 (Doug Moench & Kelley Jones & John Beatty) ISBN: 9781401214651 – DC Comics Dennis the Menace vol 4: 1957 – 1958 24,95 (Hank Ketcham) ISBN: 9781560978800 – Fantagraphics Books Palestine – The Special Edition 29,95 (Joe Sacco) ISBN: 9781560978442 – Fantagraphics Books Popeye vol. 2 29,95 (E.C. Segar) ISBN: 9781560978749 – Fantagraphics Books Uncle $crooge adventures - The Barks/Rosa Collection 1 8,50 (Carl Barks & Don Rosa) ISBN: 9781888472875 – Gemstone Publishing Wild Worlds 24,99 (Alan Moore & Scott Clark & Carlos D’Anda) ISBN: 9781401213794 - Wildstorm Fries: Suske en Wiske: De alvestêdestunt 7,95 (Studio Vandersteen) ISBN: geen – Standaard Uitgeverij Manga – Engelstalig: Anima 6 10 (Natsumi Mukai) ISBN: 9781598163520 - Tokyopop Noise 10 (Tsutomu Nihei) ISBN: 9781427803030 – Tokyopop Yubisaki Milk Tea 6 10 (Tomochika Miyano) ISBN: 9781598168914 - Tokyopop Tijdschriften: Mad 485 – january 2008 7,99 Spirou 3639 2,30 WEEK 3 Art Books: The Collected Art of Vampire Hunter 29,95 (Amano) ISBN: 9781595821102 – Dark Horse Comics Engelstalig: The Savage Sword of Conan 17,95 (Barry Windsor-Smith & John Buscema & Roy Thomas) ISBN: 9781593078386 Manga – Engelstalig: The Wallflower 14 10,95 (Tomoko Hayakawa) ISBN: 9780345495587 - Del Rey Tijdschriften: Spirou 3640 2,30 WEEK 4 Tijdschriften: Bo Doï HS 18 8,10 dBD 20 – février 2008 9,60 Heavy Metal – march 2008 9,50 Spirou 3641 2,30 WEEK 4 Engelstalig: Conversations with Art Spiegelman 20 (Joseph Witek & Art Spiegelman) ISBN: 9781934110124 – University Press of Mississippi Little Sammy Sneeze – The Complete Sunday Comics 55 (Winsor McCay) ISBN: 9780976888543 – Sunday Press The Acme Novelty Library number 18 17,95 (Chris Ware) ISBN: 9781897299173 – Drawn & Quarterly The Comic Eye 12,95 (O.a. Dave Sim & Fred Hembeck & Earl Geier) ISBN: 9780978219703 – Blind Bat Press The Complete Terry & The Pirates vol. 2 49,99 (Milton Caniff) ISBN: 9781600101427 – The Library of American Comics The EC Archives: Crime & Suspenstories vol. 1 49,95 (Diverse auteurs) ISBN: 9781888472745 The 30 Days of Night Trilogy 99,50 (Steve Niles & Ben Templesmith) ISBN: 9781600101014 – IDW Publishing Manga – Engelstalig: Manga Sutra 19,99 (Katsu Aki) ISBN: 9781427805362 - Tokyopop Tijdschriften: Bo Doï 115 – février 2008 7,60 Spirou 3642 2,30 WEEK 5 Tijdschriften: Animeland 138 8 Spirou 3643 2,30 Spirou HS: Demain, ta planète 4,90 WEEK 6 Engelstalig: Batman: False Faces 19,99 (Scott McDaniel & Rick Burchett – DC Comics) ISBN: 9781401216405 Batman: The Man Who Laughs 19,99 (Ed Brubaker & Doug Mahnke – DC Comics) ISBN: 9781401216221 Blab 18 22,95 (Met o.a. Peter Kuper, Drew Friedman, Shag,… - Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978763 Love and Rockets: Beyond Palomar 16,95 (Gilbert Hernandez – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978824 Love and Rockets: Perla la Loca 16,95 (Jaime Hernandez – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978831 Lust – Kinky Online Personal Ads 19,95 (Ellen Forney – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978848 Mome vol. 10 – Winter/Spring 2008 14,95 (Met o.a. Sophie Crumb, Jim Woodring,… - Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978732 The Last Musketeer 12,95 (Jason – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978893 Walt & Skeezix vol. 3: 1925 & 1926 29,95 (Frank King – Drawn & Quarterly) ISBN: 9781897299098 365 Days 29,95 (Julie Doucet – Drawn & Quarterly) ISBN: 9781897299159 Manga – Engelstalig: Negima 16 10,95 (Ken Akamatsu – Del Rey) ISBN: 9780345499240 Tijdschriften: Mad 486 – february 2008 7,90 Previews – feb 2008 4,50 Spirou 3644 2,30 WEEK 7 Engelstalig: Betsy and Me 14,95 (Jack Cole – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978787 I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets 19,95 (Fletcher Hanks – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978398 Tijdschriften: Mineshaft 20 6,95 Spirou 3645 2,30 The Comics Journal 286 11,95 The Comics Journal 287 11,95 WEEK 9 Engelstalig: Garfield 45: Large in Charge 14,50 (Jim Davis – Ballantine Books) ISBN: 9780345491725 Indiana Jones Omnibus vol. 1 24,95 (Dave Dorman & Diana Schutz a.o. – Dark Horse Comics) ISBN: 9781593078874 Manga – Engelstalig: Battle Royale Ultimate Edition 2 24,99 (Koushun Takami & Masayuki Taguchi – Tokyopop) ISBN: 9781427807540 Tijdschriften: Bo Doï 116 – mars 2008 7,60 WEEK 10 Engelstalig: Asterix omnibus 1 – Books 1, 2 & 3 21,99 (René Goscinny & Albert Uderzo) ISBN: 9780752891552 Asterix omnibus 10 – Books 31, 32 & 33 21,99 (René Goscinny & Albert Uderzo) ISBN: 9780752891583 Krazy and Ignatz 1941-1942 19,95 (George Herriman – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978879 Maakies with the Wrinkled Knees 19,95 (Tony Millionaire – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560978930 The Lone Ranger vol.1 24,99 (Matthews & Cariello – Dynamite) ISBN: 9781933305394 Tijdschriften: dBD 21 – mars 2008 9,60 Spirou 3647 2,30 WEEK 11 Artbooks: Modern Dog: 20 Years of Poster Art 29,50 (Mike Strassburger & Robynne Raye – Chronicle Books) ISBN: 9780811861687 Engelstalig: Alter Ego: The Best of the Legendary Comics Fanzine 21,95 (Roy Thomas & Bill Schelly – TwoMorrows Publishing) ISBN: 9781893905887 Classic Western Collection: Jesse James 14,95 (Joe Kubert – Vanguard) ISBN: 97891887591447 How to Love 29,95 (o.a. Rutu Modan, Yirmi Pinkus, Batia Kolton – Actus Independent Comics) ISBN: 9789659022168 Uninked 49,95 (Seth, Panter, Deitch, Rege & Moriarty – Phoenix Art Museum ISBN: 7097307479173 Manga Engelstalig: Naruto 28 7,95 (Masashi Kishimoto – Viz) ISBN: 9781421518640 Negima 17 10,95 (Ken Akamatsu – Del Rey) ISBN: 9780345501394 Tijdschriften: AnimeLand 139 - mars 2008 8 Heavy Metal – Spring 2008 9,50 Spirou 3648 2,30 WEEK 12 Art Books: Illustration Now vol. 2 29,95 (Samengesteld door Julius Wiedemann – Taschen) ISBN: 9783822830161 Engelstalig: Alex Raymond: His Life and Art 49,95 (Alex Raymond & Tom Roberts – Adventure House) ISBN: 9781886937789 Haunted 24,95 (Philippe Dupuy – Drawn & Quarterly) ISBN: 9781897299265 Paul Goes Fishing 19,95 (Michel Rabagliati – Drawn & Quarterly) ISBN: 9781897299289 White Rapids 27,95 (Pascal Blanchet – Drawn & Quarterly) ISBN: 9781897299241 Tijdschriften: Mad 487 – march 2008 7,95 Spirou 3649 2,30 WEEK 13 Engelstalig: Shmoo – The Complete Comic Books 49,95 (Al Capp – Dark Horse) ISBN: 9781593079017 The Complete Peanuts 8: 1965 to 1966 28,95 (Charles M. Schulz – Fantagraphics Books) ISBN: 9781560977247 Manga – Engelstalig: Fruits Basket 19 10 (Natsuki Takaya – Tokyopop) ISBN: 9781598168631 Fullmetal Alchemist 16 10 (Hiromu Arakawa - Viz) ISBN: 9781421513812 Rurouni Kenshin: Three-in-One 17,95 §Nobuhiro Watsuki – Viz) ISBN: 9781421520735 Tijdschriften: Spirou 3650 2,30 WEEK 14 Engelstalig: The Adventures of Hergé, creator of Tintin 29,95 (Michael Farr – Last Gasp) ISBN: 9780867196795 Tijdschriften: Spirou 3651 2,30 WEEK 14 Artbooks: Electric Frankenstein Rock & Roll Poster Art 19,95 (Sal Canzonieri – Dark Horse) ISBN: 9781593070441 The Worlds of Matt Busch 29,99 (Matt Busch – Hermes Press) ISBN: 9781932563009 Engelstalig: Apocalypse Nerd 13,95 (Peter Bagge – Dark Horse) ISBN: 9781593079024 Batman / Grendel 19,95 (Matt Wagner – DC Comics) ISBN: 9781593078232 Kirby – King of Comics 40 (Mark Evanier – Abrams) ISBN: 9780810994478 Little Things: A Memoir in Slices 14 (Jeffrey Brown – Touchstone Book) ISBN: 9781416549468 Mouse Guard: Fall 1152 17,95 (David Petersen – Villard Books) ISBN: 9780345496867 Shiny Beasts 16,95 (Rick Veitch – King Hell Publishing) ISBN: 9780962486494 Strangers in Paradise 19: Ever After 15,95 (Terry Moore – Abstract Studio) ISBN: 9781892597359 The Mammoth Book of Horror Comics 17,95 (Mike Ploog, Michael Kaluta and many more – Running Press) ISBN: 9780786720729 Wanted 19,99 (Mark Millar & JG Jones – Top Cow) ISBN: 9781582404974 Manga – Engelstalig: EV 1 10 (Alfa Robbi – Tokyopop) ISBN: 9781427807144 Fairytail 1 10,95 (Hiro Mashima – Del Rey) ISBN: 9780345501332 Fairytail 2 10,95 (Hiro Mashima – Del Rey) ISBN: 9780345503305 I-O-N 9 (Arina Tanemura – Viz) ISBN: 9781421518008 Naruto – The Official Fanbook 14,99 (Masashi Kishimoto – Viz) ISBN: 9781421518442 Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Adventure 1 8 (Shigekatsu Ihara - Viz) ISBN: 9781421522869 Tijdschriften: Mad 488 – april 2008 7,95 Spirou 3652 2,30 WEEK 15 Engelstalig: Batman: Lovers & Madmen 24,99 (Michael Green & Denys Cowan & John Floyd – DC Comics) ISBN: 9781401216832 Hellboy Library Vol. 1: Seed of Destruction 49,95 (Mike Mignola & John Byrne – Dark Horse) ISBN: 9781593079109 The Best of Mutts 24,95 (Patrick McDonnell – Andrews McMeel Publishing) ISBN: 9780740768446 Manga – Engelstalig: Chronicles of the Cursed Sword: Vol. 1-3 12,99 (Yeo Beop-Ryong – Tokyopop) ISBN: 9781427810519 King of Hell Collection: Vol. 1-3 12,99 (Ra In-Soo – Tokyopop) ISBN: 9781427810434 Tijdschriften: dBD 22 – avril 2008 9,60 Spirou 3653 2,30 WEEK 17 Franstalig: BD Jazz 37: Charles Mingus 21,95 (Louis Joos) ISBN: 9782849070376 BD Jazz 45: Miles Davis vol. 2 21,95 (Jacques Ferrandez) ISBN: 9782849070451 Manga – Engelstalig: Speedracer: Box met 2 delen 39,95 (Tatsuo Yoshida – DMP) ISBN: 9781569707319 Wallflower 15 10,95 (Tomoko Hayakawa – Del Rey) ISBN: 9780345499196 Tijdschriften: AnimeLand 140 – avril 2008 8 Heavy Metal – may 2008 9,50 Spirou 3654 2,30 WEEK 18 Art Book: Kustom Graphics 39,95 (Ian C. 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