From Spring 1987 (and the Random Scans file): a copy of the Bristol (UK) local STAR TREK group (BRISTOL STAR FLEET REGISTRY or BSFR) newsletter devoted to coverage of the release of STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME.
I agree with you about DWM, they really have pulled out all the stops to make it a lovely package for long-time readers. Its weird to think that some 150 issues, plus specials, have been published since the show returned to TV. Time flies so fast.
Titan move in so fast... they seem to cull underperformers without hesitation. Its interesting to see they have renewed the TORCHWOOD license, at least for comics, after dropping it a few years ago. However I doubt any of the material will be packaged for the home mass market except for as the inevitable trade paperback,
pick of the week must be issue 500 of DR WHO MAGAZINE, an amazing package.
ReplyDeleteIn other news, titan continues to expand their DC line with SUICIDE SQUAD and HARLEY QUINN.
Both are due out this summer and clearly timed to cash in on the suicide squad movie.
Its interesting to note that all of titan's previous movie / tv tie-ins have fallen by the wayside.
With the exception of THE FLASH and even that title has now been reduced to a bi-monthly schedule.
I agree with you about DWM, they really have pulled out all the stops to make it a lovely package for long-time readers. Its weird to think that some 150 issues, plus specials, have been published since the show returned to TV. Time flies so fast.
ReplyDeleteTitan move in so fast... they seem to cull underperformers without hesitation. Its interesting to see they have renewed the TORCHWOOD license, at least for comics, after dropping it a few years ago. However I doubt any of the material will be packaged for the home mass market except for as the inevitable trade paperback,
GREEN ARROW will now be the back up strip in THE FLASH as Harley Quinn upgrades to her own title.
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