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<\/a>In a bold move to embrace the world of graphic storytelling, writer Chuck Palahniuk has written a sequel to his hit movie as an eight issue mini series from Dark Horse Comics. Set ten years after the movie, artist Cameron Stewart has said he’s had to draw things that still bother him to this day. To show support for this launch, Chuck has reached out directly to the shop and provided us with a leather bound hardcover of the original Fight Club that he has signed “to Cleveland” We will raffle this book off with everyone getting one raffle slip for every copy of the book that they buy. There are three different covers, including a super rare one, all of which will be cover price. We even have a few back up prizes, some severed limbs also signed by Chuck himself. The winner will be drawn at the end of the day on Sunday.<\/p>\nSecret Wars has some more great new series premiering this week, including one of the titles that at the top of every staff member’s list, Old Man Logan #1.<\/p>\n Another stand out this week is Infinity Gauntlet #1.<\/p>\n Other new Secret Wars titles this week include:<\/p>\n This week is the final issue of DC Convergence #8.<\/p>\n Sandman Overture #5 finally comes out this week.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nSecret Wars<\/span><\/strong><\/h4>\n
<\/a>Based on one of the best Wolverine Stories of all time (If you’ve haven’t read the graphic novel yet, pick it up. It’s my favorite Wolverine story period) and this time out it’s written by Brian Bendis with art by Andrea Sorrentino, who was the artist on Jeff Lemire’s Green Arrow run. This is the one Secret Wars title you have to pick up.<\/p>\n<\/a>Written by Deadpool’s Gerry Duggan and setting the table for cosmic storylines to come.<\/p>\n\n
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<\/a>We’ll get to see how the new DC Universe looks and the final issues of the two part mini series are out this week to, all with eight pages of additional material to set the stage for next week’s Divergence, which is really just a blanket name DC has given the titles in it’s new universe.<\/p>\n