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Adventures, Gemstone’s Take-Along Comic format title.
The 128-page,
full-color bi-monthly title, which retails for $7.95, will also be available in
many libraries through Baker & Taylor and Ingram.
“Since the
inception of the Comic Shop Locator Service, Gemstone Publishing has worked to
get its publications out to the widest possible audience in as many venues as
possible with the intent of driving business to local comic shops,” said
John Clark, Gemstone’s Editor-in-Chief – Disney Comics. “We’re very glad
to see the Disney titles joining our price guides in this effort, and we’re
excited that so many more kids will have chance to discover the magic of comic
books through this program.”
More announcements are expected
soon.
ed.<br><br><i>Showcase #4</i> starts the Silver Age. Mostly
accepted.<br><br><i>Amazing Spider-Man #121</i> starts the Bronze Age. Not so
much.<br><br>As we asked in the July 18 <i>Scoop</i> (and in <i>The Official
Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide #33</i>), how are comic book ages
defined?<br><br>Using the example of <i>Showcase #4</i>, here is a comic that is
widely acknowledged as the start of the Silver Age. But isn’t it really only the
start of Silver Age for DC? Didn’t Marvel lag until <i>Fantastic Four #1</i>?
Doesn’t that make the beginning of the Silver Age stretch over months instead of
tying it to one particular issue? <br><br>Or does it? <br><br>Ever since we
invited feedback on this issue, the e-mail around the Gemstone offices has been
filled with the detailed, well thought out, passionate writings of enthusiastic