Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born #7 hit the shelves last week. Wrapping up the first of a series the adaptations of Stephen King's Dark Tower series, it's the first of the last of the first few of that which will come later from the works of the one they call King outside of comics*.

Do you guys have any of the DARK TOWER SKETCHBOOK left? Also, are there any one-shots of the series that you've got?

Plum stuck out of stock of that particular piece. None were left shortly after they came out and before the mini-series itself started proper.

However, this week on the shipping list is Dark Tower: Gunslinger's Guidebook a one shot guide on the world of Roland Deschain of the Gilead and his ka-tet.

If reading the solicitation on Marvel's site, it's very hard to do with the grey on light purple scheme. No squint for the make up!

*The one in comics being Jack Kirby for those who only read the indy stuff and shy away from DC and Marvel like the angry vagrant at the end of the stoop who goes where he sleeps.

 

Rancid move this, a throw up of a few things that are circulating the mind and doing some rounds. They don't have paper boys any more. The cars have run them all down.

The Outbursts of Everett True, despite all over the place everywhere is still something fun to read.

Like the chunk of the wall underneath the action figures back at the shop, the Vertigo trades is rather large. Handy then the Vertigo trades list for those who might want to see what they haven't got.

The Kirby Museum is open.

Cartoon themes that should be a good look early in the early morning when the ISP isn't looking at the usuage on the fat pipe.

Chugging along with about and over 2000 articles to date, the Marvel Database Project still manages to steal a lot of time. Most of it in the research and chipping away on entries that read too similar -- as in word for word -- to that of other sites. That's why they've got people going through them.