New from Papercutz in February 2009: Hardy Boys and Tales from the Crypt
New from Papercutz in February 2009
Hardy Boys and Tales from the Crypt
Two of Papercutz’s most popular series are back with new issues
Hardy Boys Graphic Novel #16: “SHHHHH!”
By Scott Lobdell and Paulo Henrique
Joe and Frank Hardy find themselves on the strangest bodyguard duty ever -- protecting the five children of a visiting dignitary during a field trip to the National Library of Education in Washington, D.C. The job sounds easy, but before the boys get done, they're going to need help from the most unexpected ally of all ... their mom, librarian Laura Hardy!
Full-color paperback, 5” x 7½”, 96 pages, $7.95, ISBN 978-1-59707-113-0
Also in collector’s hardcover: $12.95, ISBN 978-1-59707-114-7
Tales from the Crypt Graphic Novel #6: “U-Tomb”
By Fred Van Lente, Mort Todd, John L. Lansdale and Jim Salicrup
What’s better than the latest batch of terror tales from the Crypt-Keeper, the Old Witch and the Vault-Keeper? How about even more stories than before? That’s what you get when you mix the chills of Tales from the Crypt with the short, funny style of online videos! “U-Tomb” packs more monsters, psychos, vampires, and zombies into the pages of Tales from the Crypt than ever!
Full-color paperback, 5” x 7½”, 96 pages, $7.95, 978-1-59707-136-9
Also in collector’s hardcover: $12.95, ISBN 978-1-59707-137-6
Tales from the Crypt Comic Book #11
By David Gerrold and others
Award-winning author David Gerrold brings his science fiction credentials to Tales from the Crypt! As one of the most popular writers of the original Star Trek television series, Gerrold’s work will make this issue the most spaced-out one yet!
Bi-monthly comic book, 48 pages, full color, $3.95, UPC 071896453065 11
SEE PREVIEWS AND MORE AT WWW.PAPERCUTZ.COM
You can order through NBM Publishing at 800-886-1223.
For previews and more, visit www.papercutz.com and http://www.myspace.com/papercutzcomics.
Reviewers and reporters: please send Papercutz stories to David Seidman at davidseidman@earthlink.net.
Hardy Boys and Tales from the Crypt
Two of Papercutz’s most popular series are back with new issues
Hardy Boys Graphic Novel #16: “SHHHHH!”
By Scott Lobdell and Paulo Henrique
Joe and Frank Hardy find themselves on the strangest bodyguard duty ever -- protecting the five children of a visiting dignitary during a field trip to the National Library of Education in Washington, D.C. The job sounds easy, but before the boys get done, they're going to need help from the most unexpected ally of all ... their mom, librarian Laura Hardy!
Full-color paperback, 5” x 7½”, 96 pages, $7.95, ISBN 978-1-59707-113-0
Also in collector’s hardcover: $12.95, ISBN 978-1-59707-114-7
Tales from the Crypt Graphic Novel #6: “U-Tomb”
By Fred Van Lente, Mort Todd, John L. Lansdale and Jim Salicrup
What’s better than the latest batch of terror tales from the Crypt-Keeper, the Old Witch and the Vault-Keeper? How about even more stories than before? That’s what you get when you mix the chills of Tales from the Crypt with the short, funny style of online videos! “U-Tomb” packs more monsters, psychos, vampires, and zombies into the pages of Tales from the Crypt than ever!
Full-color paperback, 5” x 7½”, 96 pages, $7.95, 978-1-59707-136-9
Also in collector’s hardcover: $12.95, ISBN 978-1-59707-137-6
Tales from the Crypt Comic Book #11
By David Gerrold and others
Award-winning author David Gerrold brings his science fiction credentials to Tales from the Crypt! As one of the most popular writers of the original Star Trek television series, Gerrold’s work will make this issue the most spaced-out one yet!
Bi-monthly comic book, 48 pages, full color, $3.95, UPC 071896453065 11
SEE PREVIEWS AND MORE AT WWW.PAPERCUTZ.COM
You can order through NBM Publishing at 800-886-1223.
For previews and more, visit www.papercutz.com and http://www.myspace.com/papercutzcomics.
Reviewers and reporters: please send Papercutz stories to David Seidman at davidseidman@earthlink.net.
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