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House Of Mystery #1 And Young Liars #1 Re-Issued As Flip Book

July 15th, 2008 Issue time

04:46:26 pm, by ComicList

Categories: DC Comics, press release

HOUSE OF MYSTERY #1 and YOUNG LIARS #1, two new debut issues from Vertigo, have both sold out and are being sent back to press for a special, flip book. This 48-page flip book will reprint both stories and will arrive in stores with a cover price of just $2.99 U.S.

Tags: dc comics, house of mystery, young liars

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DC Sales Charts for May 2008

July 2nd, 2008 Issue time

03:03:39 pm, by ComicList

Categories: DC Comics, Sales Charts

Marc-Oliver Frisch writes:

In May, DC Comics finally awoke from their year-long beauty sleep. Unfortunately, they seem to be getting up on the wrong side of the bed. The good news, now, is that the first two chapters of the much-hyped “Batman RIP” storyline made the Top 10. The bad news, as you may have heard, is that Final Crisis, the big blockbuster title they’d been building towards for the past two years, didn’t quite debut in the top slot. See below for an explanation. Apart from the two major projects, DC also launched another bunch of miniseries in May, none of which registered very high on the charts. May was also th first month in two years in which there was no weekly title from the company, so, perhaps not surprisingly, sales of the average DC periodical were slightly down from April, Final Crisis and “Batman RIP” notwithstanding.

Tags: dc comics, final crisis, house of mystery, sales charts