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N.I.C.E.N.I.C.E. SUBSCRIPTIONSUBSCRIPTION CLUBCLUB EXPRESSEXPRESS ORDER FORM !!! ORDER DEADLINES: APRIL 28, 1998 for Mail Order N.I.C.E. Members (in U.S.) APRIL 15, 1998 for Retail Store N.I.C.E. Members; MAY 10, 1998 for International Mail Order N.I.C.E. Members [SPECIAL DEADLINE EXTENSION FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO ___________________] ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO PUT YOUR NAME & CUSTOMER NUMBER ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM! ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ IMPORTANT NEWS FOR ALL N.I.C.E. CLUB MEMBERS! ANY TITLE THAT YOU LIST ON MORE THAN ONE ORDER FORM OR LIST ON AN ORDER FORM WHEN YOU ALREADY HAVE A SUBSCRIPTION FOR THAT TITLE WILL BE SHIPPED TO YOU IN MULTIPLE COPIES. YOU WILL GET AS MANY COPIES AS YOU HAVE MADE REQUESTS. THERE IS NEVER ANY NEED TO RE-ENTER YOUR ENTIRE SUBSCRIPTION ON AN ORDER FORM AFTER YOUR FIRST ORDER TO US, WHETHER PUT ON A N.I.C.E. ORDER FORM OR NOT. PLEASE LIST ONLY CHANGES, ADDI- TIONS AND DELETIONS ON EACH NEW ORDER FORM. IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHETHER WE HAVE YOUR REQUEST FOR A TITLE, PLEASE USE THE COMMENT LINES AT THE END OF THIS ORDER FORM TO ASK US. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO MAKE SURE THAT YOUR SUBSCRIPTION HAS BEEN ENTERED. HOW TO USE THIS FORM: Specific instructions on filling out the Order Form are on the inside front cover of N.I.C.E. NEWS MONTHLY. This form lists ALL the comics scheduled to ship in June. Please note that this is a reflection of what is scheduled: some of these books may be delayed. We are not responsible for publishers' or distributors' delays or cancellations, changes in price, or typographical errors. We list the most accurate information possible. The books are listed alphabetically by publisher, with the magazines and trade items grouped at the end of the comic listings. Companies with groups of comics scheduled in advance for weekly shipping have listings which reflect each week's shipment. 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The last page may answer some of your ques- tions and tell you our basic standards. If a book is marked "(Delayed)," please do not reorder unless we specifically request it. We still have your original order on file. If you are making no changes in your order this month, ignore this form. If you are making any changes, please return this entire form. On this form: * = New Item; ! = Last Issue. N.I.C.E. NEWS MONTHLY has extensive descriptions of individual issues listed on this order form. AUTOMATIC CROSS-OVERS The CHARACTER CODES column indicates a cross-over book. The codes indicate which people will get this book automatically. This is done as a service to the N.I.C.E. member who may not have the time to check every book coming out every month to see if a character that he collects is appear- ing a cross-over book. For example, if the X-Men appear in an issue of the AVENGERS, there will be an "XM" in the Character Codes column, and every one who receives X-MEN will get a copy of that AVENGERS issue. The codes for this month are listed below: AVNG=AVENGERS HULK=INCREDIBLE HULK ALIENS=ALIENS IM=IRON MAN SHI=SHI BATMAN=BATMAN IMP=IMPULSE SILS=SILVER SURFER BDR=BADROCK (1995) INDJ=INDIANA JONES (Dark Horse) SOLAR=SOLAR, MAN OF THE ATOM BFETT=BOBA FETT ONE SHOTS JB=JAMES BOND (Dark Horse) SPAWN=SPAWN BIOBOO=BIO-BOOSTER ARMOR GUYVER KAZAR=KAZAR (1997) SPD=SPIDER-MAN (1990) BKMAGIC=BOOKS OF MAGIC LOBOM=LOBO mini-series '90 SPID=SPIDER-MAN (1963) BTLA=BATTLE ANGEL ALITA Bk. 1 MAGN=MAGNUS ROBOT FIGHTER (Valiant) SUPERM=SUPERMAN (1986) CROW=CROW MINI SERIES MAISIK=MAISON IKKOKU Part 1 SW=STAR WARS (Dark Horse) CRYF-2=CRYING FREEMAN V. 1 MASK=THE MASK TENCHI=NO NEED FOR TENCHI DD=DAREDEVIL NINH=NINJA HIGH SCHOOL TIGT=TIGERS OF TERRA DRST=DOCTOR STRANGE NINJAK=NINJAK TT=TEEN TITANS ELEK=ELEKTRA (1996) OHMY=OH MY GODDESS TUROK=TUROK (1993) FF=FANTASTIC FOUR ONELB=ONE POUND GOSPEL VAMPI=VAMPIRELLA (Harris) FATE=DOCTOR FATE PRED=PREDATOR VENOM=VENOM MINI-SERIES V. 1 FIST=FIST OF NORTHSTAR PUN=PUNISHER WARNUN=WARRIOR NUN AREALA GHOR=GHOST RIDER RANMA=RANMA 1/2 Pt. 1 WOL=WOLVERINE GN=GRAPHIC NOVEL RBT2SN=ROBOTECH II: SENTINELS XFA=X-FACTOR GRNLAN=GREEN LANTERN REALM=REALM V. 2 XF0=X-FORCE GRENWC=GRENDEL: WAR CHILD (Dark Horse) ROBIN=ROBIN (1993) XMEN=X-MEN(1990) GUNC=GUNSMITH CATS SANC=SANCTUARY BK. 1 XM=X-MEN (1963) HELB=HELLBLAZER SARAH=LEGEND OF MOTHER SARAH XOMAN=X-O MANOWAR HELBOY=HELLBOY SAVDRG=SAVAGE DRAGON HRD=HARDWARE SHADM=SHADOWMAN 2 NAME:____________________________________________N.I.C.E. #:_____________ APRIL N.I.C.E ORDER FORM BONUS BOOKS • BONUS BOOKS • BONUS BOOKS • BONUS BOOKS _________ADVENTURES OF OLIVIA #2 $3.00 _________SUPERWEST COMICS $3.00 _________ARIA TAKES OFF HC $3.00 _________TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: THE MOVIE $1.00 _________BRUNNER MYSTIQUE $5.00 _________WILD WILD WEST BOOK $7.00 _________CAGES #2 $1.00 _________ZORRO OF OLD CALIFORNIA HC $5.00 _________CLIVE BARKER’S REVELATIONS $2.00 _________ZORRO OF OLD CALIFORNIA SC $3.00 _________FEARLESS FOSDICK TPB $5.00 _________CLASSIC COMIC STRIPS #1 $5.00 _________GHOST RIDER POSTER MAGAZINE $1.00 _________STAR TREK: TNG 1989 CCALENDAR $3.00 _________OMAHA CAT DANCER HC #2 $15.00 _________POG & ALBERT: DIGGIN’ FO’ SQUARE ROOTS $3.00 _________ROMULAN ACTION FIGURE $15.00 _________RAW MEDIA #1 $2.00 _________WORF ACTION FIGURE $10.00 _________SABRE TPB $3.00 _________BORG WITH CARD ACTION FIGURE $7.50 _________SPEED RACER CLASSICS #2 $1.00 _________BORG ACTION FIGURE $22.50 _________SQUEAK THE MOUSE TPB $5.00 _________DEANNA TROI ACTION FIGURE $10.00 _________STAR WARS MUSIC BOOK $5.00 _________ODO ACTION FIGURE $7.50 QUANTITY YOU WANT TO TITLE ISSUE CROSS RETAIL YOU YOUR COST: Subscribe No Get Printed OVER PRICE PAY QUANTITY to Longer This in CODES ONLY times Every Receive Issue JUNE OR YOUR Issue Only LESS! 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