Any suggestions on what book to use it on? (preferably an OHC book).
I noticed that Dark Knights Metal was 51% off; some Marvel OHCs are at 36% off.

I’ve been using these book promos to buy the Hellboy library series.

This won’t really do anyone else any good, but my local shop was doing 80% off their comics already on clearance. So basically half off cover, then 80% off that price.

I just got $290 worth of graphic novels for $27.

It appears that Ollie's still had new stock in reserve from the large DC and Marvel wave early in 2018. I just came back from an Ollie's with new DC stuff I had never seen before at any location. The shelves were absolutely stuffed with new inventory.

Batman: Noir Deluxe Edition
Convergence hardcover
Wonder Woman Volume 3 New 52 hardcover
Batman/Superman various volumes paperbacks (highly recommended)
Bruce Wayne: Fugitive trade
Various Blackest Night era trades
Supergirl by Peter David trade
Wonder Woman '77 volumes 1 and 2
Some huge hardcover celebrating the 100 best moments in Justice League history.

There were also new Marvel selections, but I have much less interest in newish Marvel these days.

Comic book fans may want to check out the art section of their local HomeGoods. A batch of new wall art encased in glass frames has shown up once again, but this time even bigger at 19" by 25". They go for $24.99 and have a small variety of DC and Marvel covers.

I picked up the framed cover to Justice League of America #217. Bronze Age goodness at its finest. They also had the famous Superman Vs Wonder Woman Treasury Edition cover by Garcia-Lopez.

Thanks for the heads up! I picked up:


Suicide Squad: The Silver Age Omnibus Volume 1 - a $50 hardcover for $10.


Camelot 3000: Deluxe Edition Hardcover - Never read this. I haven't cared much for the stuff that I've read but Mike W. Barr, but I do love Brian Bolland's art. $7 for a $35 book.


Silver Surfer: New Dawn - Not a big fan of Dan Slott, but I love Mike Allred. I think this is the first volume of their run, nut it's hard to keep track with Marvel's constant renumbering.


Thor: Godbomb and The Mighty Thor: Thunder In Her Veins Hardcovers - I've been reading Jason Aaron's run on Thor thanks to my local library, and I absolutely love it. I've got the last three books of the female Thor left to read before I'm caught up on the graphic novels. I definitely want this run in my personal collection and since there are any omnibuses available yet, I was happy to pick these up at a discounted price. (again with the Marvel numbering madness! Godbomb is book 2. Thunder in her Veins is Volume 1 of The Mighty Thor, the third - or fifth if you count event tie-ins - of the Female Thor, and the seventh book of Aaron's Thor run.)


Capyain Marvel: Stay Fly - I've seen meaning to read more by Kelly Sue Deconnick. Big fan of Bitch Planet (if it still exists). Didn't like Pretty Deadly at all. This will be the first of her superhero stuff that I read. (Book is labelled volume 2, but I believe is actually volume 4 or 5 of Deconnick's run.)


Miracleman: Olympus Hardcover - Still have the single issues and trade for Eclipse but they're pretty worn out from constant reading and lending to others. Nice to have a replacement.



Also saw but didn't purchase Original Sin (hard and softcovers available), Bill & Ted hardcover by Evan Dorkin, Superman: For All Seasons, lots of Wonder Woman New 52 collections by Brian Azzarello (loved that book but I know reaction was strongly divided), Various Batman and Avengers books.

Amazon has the kindle version of Marvel: The Untold Story for $1.99


And even better, the Kirby: King of Comics Anniversary Edition is $2.99 and you get 75% credit back on your purchase

I would have loved to picked up the Camelot 3000 hardcover. I didn't see it at the one location I visited.

Found this book for $5 at my local Five Below. It retails for $50 and almost every other store has it for $17 or more

^ Yeah, that’s been cheap used for awhile, and I’m always tempted, but want to see it first. Will check 5 Below, thanks.

Five Below has these little, fat midget versions of DC superheroes if you are looking for something to toss on your desk. A wide range of characters, from Batman to Reverse Flash.

Found today at Five Below the newest edition of How To Draw the Marvel Way by Stan Lee and John Buscema for $5.

For those of you with Gamestops and ThinkGeek nearby, check on the clearance section as they have many items, including statues, at 75% off. I picked the X-23 Diamond Exclusive SDCC 2018 PVC statue for $12.

B&N has this book for $7.49 before the member discount. I believe it used to retail for $50 when it came out

I paid over $30 for it last year. I also picked up the companion Silver and Bronze Age volumes. They are huge books with perfect reproductions, made for browsing on a coffee table.

Grumble #1 is now free on Comixology

https://m.comixology.com/Grumble-1/d...rGKWSVvmV-KyPI

Book-A-Million is clearing out tons of books in-store, including graphic novels, mostly from Marvel and DC. Right now, most of these books are between 90-95% off retail and you can use their discount card and the current $5 off coupon. I bought

- Superman: The Man of Tomorrow Archives Volume 3 (retails at $75, priced for $5) - 2 copies
- Wonder Woman Archives Volume 7 (retails for $60 - priced for $5)
- All Star Comics Volume 2, 6 & 7 (retails for $50 each, priced for $5)
- Superman: The Man of Steel - Believe - retails for $10, priced at $.50 cents

Total with discounts and coupon was $24.49

Barnes & Noble is clearing out some books for $3 and $5 in-store.

I found these 2 for $3







And this one for $5

Covergirls has very nice reproductions of cover art.

Amazon Prime Day has a book code which, as usual, works on graphic novels, tpb, etc. $5 off $15 or more. Use code PRIMEBOOK19 at checkout.

Couple graphic novels in the prime day deals section fwiw.

An extra 3% off at InStockTrades with code beattheheat until the end of day Sunday July 28

Stopped by a nearby Books-A-Million and they have about 100 DC and Marvel trades for 75-90% off. Picked like 7 trades that retail for $35.00 each for a total of $8