Kind of a waste of purchase from a Phantom Stranger POV, but the story's a lot of fun, plus there's a great back-up drawn by Jill Thompson, and a killer pin-up by Brian Bolland.

Indie comics auteur and Silverfish creator David Lapham hasn’t embarked on a monthly series since Stray Bullets, his magnum opus that garnered industry awards and international acclaim. Now Lapham’s back with Young Liars, his first full-color monthly series, about a group of misfits and their desperate attempt to salvage their crushed dreams.

Between writer Geoff Johns's Blackest Night and Blackest Night: Green Lantern hardcovers, the former is obviously the "parent" volume. Blackest Night has a handful of holes where events happen in other titles, but can more or less be read as a complete story beginning to end;

Dream to have a high quality audio equipment at home? It doesn't matter! Magazine Hobby HiFi will help to make columns of class Hi-Fi and even Hi-End by Your hands. Drawings of cases, electronics schemes, reviews of accessories and many other things are applied.

Marvel was a bit late with their solicitations this month, but now that they’re here and I’ve had time to go through them, it’s time to take a look at some of the graphic novels and collected editions that have been solicited for October 2010. Titles are in bold for easy skimming!

The designing of the garden and the house - it is amusing, but there is a question with what to begin? Mon Jardin & Ma Maison will make you discover the world of splendid gardens and houses.

Dream to have a high quality audio equipment at home? It doesn't matter! Magazine Hobby HiFi will help to make columns of class Hi-Fi and even Hi-End by Your hands. Drawings of cases, electronics schemes, reviews of accessories and many other things are applied.

Mr. Hotline dispatches a suicide bomber to hold Aaron's friends hostage in order to get him to return to the Hades Organization HQ where technicians dismember X-51 and present his head to the Monitor, a computer that projects a Satanic hologram. The Monitor searches Aaron's mind for the anti-life equation, but before he can prep a second assault Machine Man orders his limbs to reassemble and he re-programs the computer to neutralize the bomber and free his friends.

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