
Based on the
NCRL, here are some comics you may want to look at picking up at your friendly local comic shop tomorrow:
The Pick of the Week is James Vining's Xeric-winning
First in Space OGN from Oni Press. It's the true story of a chimpanzee trained by NASA for orbital space flight; how can you go wrong?
In other comics:
Abstract have the penultimate issue of
Strangers in Paradise (#89).
Boom! have the first issue of
Dominion and the final issue of
X-Isle (#5).
Dark Horse have the sizable and affordable and generally fun
Gunsmith Cats Burst Volume 1; the debut of a new
Hellboy mini,
Darkness Calls; a new volume of
Eden (vol. 7); and a new issue of
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (#3).
DC have the final issue of
52; a
Showcase Presents volume for
The War That Time Forgot; a collection of
The All-New Atom: My Life in Miniature; and new issues of
100 Bullets (#83),
The All-New Atom (#11),
Danger Girl: Body Shots (#2),
Detective Comics (#832),
Hawkgirl (#63),
Jonah Hex (#19),
Justice League Unlimited (#33),
Midnighter (#7),
Shazam: The Monster Society of Evil (#3), and
Superman (#662).
Del Rey have tons of manga, including a new volume of
Nodame Cantabile (vol. 9) and the first volume of their edition of
Parasyte.
Image have the debut of
Alien Pig Farm; and the sixth collection of
The Walking Dead.
Marvel collect my personal favorite Fantastic Four run in
Fantastic Four Visionaries: Walter Simonson volume 1; and have new issues of
Astonishing X-Men (#21),
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (#20),
Punisher (#47),
Runaways (#26),
Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane (#18), and
Wonder Man (#5).
Oni have the second
Love as a Foreign Language Omnibus.
TokyoPop also have a ton of manga, including the debut of
Grand Theft Galaxy and a new
Kindaichi Case Files (vol. 15).
Top Shelf have the all ages
Korgi OGN.
Which should be plenty of comics to tide you over. Don't forget that Free Comic Book Day is Saturday, so drop by your FLCS a second time this week and sample something new!