arrived today..



all 50% off he he he

Flashpoint is good, but do you guys think 5 issues are just too short? or DC wants us to buy all the tie ins   

I think 5 issues does sound short but it all depends n how well will the story be executed. There also no point to stretch an event until 7-8 issues if the story's progression is slow n empty.

So far Flashpoint is picking up the pace with issue 3. Let just hope that the remaining 2 issues will wrap it up all nicely. But the tie-ins do give us more of an insight to the flashpoint world but some are obviously a better then others. Yet they are not essential though.

And cool variants. I prefer the Andy Kubert's sketch ones but its just so expensive. aiii

I'm anxiously waiting for my order from TFAW for Batman and Aquaman tie-in. Really wanted the Batman pin  . The delivery due date has passed yet my comics have not arrived yet.

Im so worried... 

wooo....variant cover for flashpoint 1?

I think 5 issues does sound short but it all depends n how well will the story be executed. There also no point to stretch an event until 7-8 issues if the story's progression is slow n empty.

So far Flashpoint is picking up the pace with issue 3. Let just hope that the remaining 2 issues will wrap it up all nicely. But the tie-ins do give us more of an insight to the flashpoint world but some are obviously a better then others. Yet they are not essential though.

And cool variants. I prefer the Andy Kubert's sketch ones but its just so expensive. aiii

I'm anxiously waiting for my order from TFAW for Batman and Aquaman tie-in. Really wanted the Batman pin  . The delivery due date has passed yet my comics have not arrived yet.

Im so worried... 

So for those who'd preordered from TFAW, DCBS, Mile High, etc, do you save more even when shipping cost is factored in? I'm very eager to order all September-shipping 52 new DC Comics titles from one of these online stores since local comic shops are unable to give better discounts.

Thanks in advance.

where do u get your stuff from silence?

Since you you ordered through TFAW did you used the premium or standard delivery. I always use premium and never had any problem. Sometimes the delay can be caused by the customs
department taking their time before releasing your package. You can contact TFAW customer service and declare your package missing only one week after the due date.

Well mainly from online shops (currently Mile High) n The Mind Shop. From mind shop my pull list is Venom, Traveler & Mighty Samson. But sometimes I would also check Comics Corner subang as when u don't pre-order from aunty I realize that she wont bring enough issues.

I buy from online mainly because its a bit cheaper n I can get at least one more title against the 2 that I will get if I buy from Local. But the wait is really suffocating though, not really worth it sometimes. I would go online for tie-ins especially if they have collectibles like the flashpoint pins.
I ordered using premium n its stated tht it was shipped 22nd July. Its been 21 days already! aiii 
But thanks for telling me about the 1 week thing. I will be counting my calender from now.

And regarding the Flashpoint tie-ins I would say that Batman by far is the best. I have to admit then I'm the type which download comics (because x tahan!)but would still buy the issues which I really love. Collect mainly trades before but now branching out to singles while burning a hole in my pocket 

Currently training myself to resist n read it when i actually get the issue in my hand. I know that the satisfaction is waaaayy more rewarding but curiosity killed the cat. Haven't read Venom 4 yet so I'm waiting anxiously to pick it up.

Just finish reading Green Lantern #67 and the ending is 

Sinetron is



Hal is

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Hahaha..dun want to revealed the ending la..hehehe..Whoa..Batman Year One!! Cool! ooh crap! September!