Media for the delayed G.I. Joe sequel continues on this week with two international posters featuring the characters played by Dwayne Johnson and Bruce Willis.
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SDCC’12: Hasbro shows off G.I. JOE special edition toys
As the San Diego Comic-Con draws ever near, Hasbro is showing off the special edition/exclusive toys it will have at its booth during the show. First up, G.I. JOE, with a pretty cool looking HISS tank.
SDCC’09: Hasbro showcases properties at show
Press Release
Hasbro, Inc. (NYSE: HAS) returns to San Diego Comic-Con in 2009 with its iconic properties that have entertained fans of all ages for decades. Hasbro’s expansive portfolio of brands that have become part of the global pop-culture such as G.I. JOE, TRANSFORMERS, MY LITTLE PONY, and its licensed toy lines based on characters from the MARVEL and STAR WARS universes, will be on display in the Hasbro booth (#3213).
Following are the highlights of Hasbro’s Comic-Con showcase:
IDW Publishing Sneak Peek of the Week
This week, IDW Publishing sends Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Doctor Who #1, Fallen Angel: Reborn #1, G.I. Joe Movie Adaptation #, and The Last Resort #1.
IDW Sneak Peek of the Week
IDW Publishing has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Angel: Not Fade Away #3, From the Ashes #2, G.I. Joe: Origins #5, G.I. Joe Movie Adaptation #2 (of 4), and Star Trek: Crew #5.
IDW Sneak Peek of the Week
I love sneak peeks. They get me excited about the next batch of comics coming out in the near future. Today, IDW Publishing sent us a sneak peek of G.I. Joe Movie Prequel TPB, G.I. Joe Movie Adaptation TPB, G.I. Joe #6, G.I. Joe, Vol. 1 TPB, Pebbles, Book 2: Daddy’s Girl, Sir Apropos of Nothing HC, Star Trek: Mission’s End #4, and Transformers: All Hail Megatron #12. Some are just covers, but a few are giving it up for your enjoyment.
Top 300 Comics for October 2008
October was an interesting month for comics as the industry saw an increase in revenue of 9% over last year at this time. At first it may appear to be due to larger sales, but when one examines the Top 50 books, 18 titles had a price point of $3.99, or roughly 36% of the books shipping for the month.
The least expensive book was GI JOE: A New Beginning #0, which cost $1.00. The most expensive was Gemstone’s Uncle Scrooge #380 with the high price of $7.99. While there are a lot of $3.99 books, $2.99 still rules the roost (barely), but I really hope the big publishers don’t look at that Gemstone book, and think it would be a good idea to raise prices that high.