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PREVIEWS Order Order PREVIEWS Form V11#11 For New Publications Scheduled to Ship in January, 2002 ORDER DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 10, 2001 PLACE STORE STAMP HERE Name _______________________________ Address _____________________________ City _________________State ___________ Zip ___________ Phone# _______________ Signature (Required) __________________ Your signature indicates that you are authorized to order items that are designated as “Adult,” and you are at least 18 years old. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY! QTY TITLE PRICE Please note that the toy items on this order form may not be available at every store. Shipping times and prices may vary. For items sold by assortment (marked with an "*"), retailers cannot guarantee receiving specific items. Ask your retailer for more information when you order. PAGE 21 PREVIEWS PUBLICATIONS SPOT ______NOV01 0001 VIDEO VAULT CATALOG 2002 ..................................................................................MSRP: $0.75 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0003 PRIMO FLYER VOL XII #1 ..................................................................................................SRP: PI = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0004 PREVIEWS VOL XII #1 ..............................................................................................MSRP: $3.25 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0005 PREVIEWS VOL XII CONSUMER ORDER FORM #1 ............................................................SRP: PI = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0007 PREVIEWS ADULT VOL XII #1 ............................................................................................SRP: PI = $ ____________ PAGE 27 PREMIER PUBLISHERS DARK HORSE ____________NOV01 0016 STAR WARS STARFIGHTER CROSSBONES #1 OF 3 (C: 3) ......................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ PAGE 28 SPOT ______NOV01 0017 MIKE MIGNOLAS BPRD HOLLOW EARTH #1 (Of 3) ..............................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ PAGE 29 SPOT ______NOV01 0018 STAR WARS ZAM WESELL TP (C: 2 & 3)................................................................................$5.95 = $ ____________ PAGE 30 SPOT ______NOV01 0019 USAGI YOJIMBO GRASSCUTTER II JOURNEY TO ATSUTA SHRINE TP (C: 2)..........................$15.95 = $ ____________ SPOT ______NOV01 0020 USAGI YOJIMBO GRASSCUTTER II JOURNEY TO ATSUTA SHRINE LTD ED HC (C: 2) ............$56.95 = $ ____________ PAGE 31 ____________NOV01 0021 GROO DEATH AND TAXES #2 (Of 4) ..................................................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0022 USAGI YOJIMBO #54 ........................................................................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ PAGE 32 SPOT ______NOV01 0023 ART OF COMIC BOOK WRITING TP (C: 2) ..........................................................................$14.95 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0024 DARK HORSE EXTRA #43 ..................................................................................................SRP: PI = $ ____________ PAGE 33 ____________NOV01 0025 JOSS WHEDONS FRAY NEW PRTG #1 (O/A)......................................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0026 JOSS WHEDONS FRAY #2 (Of 8) (O/A)..............................................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0027 JOSS WHEDONS FRAY #3 (Of 8) (O/A)..............................................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0028 JOSS WHEDONS FRAY #4 (Of 8) (O/A)..............................................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ SPOT ______NOV01 0029 SILKE TP (C: 2) ..................................................................................................................$12.95 = $ ____________ PAGE 34 ____________NOV01 0030 PLANET OF THE APES #5 BLOODLINES (2 OF 3)..................................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0031 PLANET OF THE APES #5 BLOODLINES (2 OF3) PHOTO CVR ..............................................$2.99 = $ ____________ SPOT ______NOV01 0032 PLANET OF THE APES VOL 1 TP (C: 3 & 4) ..........................................................................$9.95 = $ ____________ PAGE 35 ____________NOV01 0033 GLIMMER RATS HC (C: 2) ..................................................................................................$14.95 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0034 RAIN DOGS HC (C: 2) ......................................................................................................$14.95 = $ ____________ PAGE 36 ____________NOV01 0035 BTVS #41 UGLY LITTLE MONSTERS (2 OF 3) (C: 3) ..............................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0036 BTVS #41 UGLY LITTLE MONSTERS (2 OF 3) PHOTO CVR (C: 3) ..........................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0037 BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER HAUNTED #2 (Of 4) (C: 3) ......................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0038 BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER HAUNTED PHOTO CVR #2 (Of 4) (C: 3) ..................................$2.99 = $ ____________ PRINTED IN CANADA Page 5 Total $ ________ Order PREVIEWS Form V11#11 QTY TITLE PRICE PAGE 37 ____________NOV01 0039 BLADE OF THE IMMORTAL #64 SKIN (1 OF 2) (MR) ............................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ ____________NOV01 0040 CANNON GOD EXAXXION #3 STAGE 1 (3 OF 8) (MR) ......................................................$2.99 = $ ____________ PAGE 38 SPOT ______NOV01 0041 GUNSMITH CATS MISTYS RUN 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