Well of course he has - but not in the way you are thinking (although you are probably right there too), rather Marvel has announced Amazing Spider-Man #571 has sold out at the distributor level, prompting the company to go back to print.
The new cover features interior art from John Romita Jr.
The next installment of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series is set for a September 10th mid-night release. To celebrate the occasion, those attending the release event will get a special variant cover of Dark Tower: Treachery #1.
Take the jump to see what stores are participating.
Marvel has announced that Black Panther #40 - a Secret Invasion tie-in - has sold out at the distributor level, and will be going back to press with a new cover featuring interior art by Jefte Palo.
Marvel has announced the third issue of Secret Invasion has once again sold out at the distributor level, prompting the company to send the issue back for a third printing. The new printing will feature a black and white Spider-Woman cover by Leinil Yu.
While you may be able to find the original printings at your LCS, Marvel has announced that several of its Secrect Invasion tie-ins have sold out at the distributor level, and are going back to press - each with variant covers.
This title completely slipped beneath my radar, so I’m probably as surprised as you are on the announcement that Mini-Marvels: Rock, Paper, Scissors has sold out at the distributor level, prompting Marvel to send the digest-sized issue back to press for another run.
Featuring an all-new cover by Mini-Marvels writer/artist Chris Giarrusso, Mini-Marvels: Rock, Paper, Scissors Digest (New Printing) collects the acclaimed stories featuring your favorite Marvel heroes like you’ve never, ever seen them before, in this all ages collection that has fans and critics raving!
The second printing (featuring the cuddly-wuddly baby Wolverine) arrives in stores on September 24, 2008, and features a coverprice of $9.99.
Well there you go. The once Image Universe Presidential Candidate Savage Dragon has officially endorsed Barack Obama. This will be a 1:5 variant cover to Savage Dragon #137, that arrives September 3, 2008.
Top Cow has unveiled the covers to Cyblade #1, debuting in October. The covers are drawn by Kenneth Rocafort and Rick Mays.
Marvel has unveiled the variant covers to the Hulk #6 and #7 done by the late great Michael Turner.
“Living in a world without Mike is something I could never imagine,” said Hulk scribe Jeph Loeb. “He was the greatest guy. The. Greatest. I wanted some way to share my love of his artwork and at the same time give something to the fans — who were more important to Mike than anyone can imagine — and spoke to Marvel about doing these covers. They are pieces Mike did of the Green Hulk (one as a gift to Frank Mastromauro)and Peter Steigerwald of Aspen Comics did the recoloring and remastering. It was terribly important to me that Peter and Aspen got to be part of this as well. They are a celebration of Mike’s enormous talent and in turn, his life. Enjoy.”
Thor and the Red Hulk got into it in Hulk #5, and to make sure everyone has a chance to get their hands on the sold out issue (at the distributor level), Marvel is going back to press with a new cover of the Jeph Loeb series.
“Five issues. Five sold out. And the second printings too!” said Loeb. “I’ll have to tell McGuinness’ kids to stop buying so many copies! Seriously though, I gotta thank Warren Simons and the entire Thor crew who were so helpful at getting the God of Thunder to guest star in this issue. And rest assured, Thor vs. Red Hulk — the Grudge Match isn’t far behind. All of this builds to next issue when Ol’ Greenskin and the Rulk finally have it out — and I can promise you, only one of them walks away!”
The Old Man Logan story continues int he pages of Wolverine, and has done well enough to sell out multiple times. Marvel has announced Wolverine #66 is heading back for a third printing, while Wolverine #67 will get a second printing treatment.
Hawkeye may be blind but he’s still just as dangerous as he was 50 some odd years ago. Logan claims he’s broken and Clint is doing all he can to get him to pop the claws. What will it take to “un-break” his spirit? Curious to where the Spider-Buggy came from? Be sure to check out Wolverine #67 Second Printing Variant for the all the answers!
I’m digging the panel featuring people worshiping the fallen Thor hammer.
With the Skrull invasion spilling over into all the Marvel titles, the invasion of Wakanda has enough readers sitting up to watch the action that Black Panther #39 sold out at the distributor level, prompting Marvel to go back to print with a new issue, featuring a variant cover by Jefte Palo.
The 500th issue of the Uncanny X-Men received a decent review on the Major Spoilers Podcast, and was mocked by StevieCool over in the Major Spoilers Forum, both of which undoubtedly had an impact in the issue selling out at the distributor level (or at least that is what we are going to proclaim here, even if only three of you were influenced by our ramblings).
Marvel is rewarding everyone else with a chance to nab issue #500 again with a second printing featuring interior art by Greg Land. The second printing, all $3.99 worth, arrives September 3, 2008.
With Archangel getting his wings all changed up, readers are wanting to know what happened - to keep up with demand, Marvel has announced it is sending X-Force #5 back to press.
Marvel has announced that Guardians of the Galaxy #3 sold out at Diamond, prompting the company to go back to press with a new variant cover.
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