Its the gift that keeps on giving as the Meltcast crew presents our inaugural holiday special; as we review our top 10 books of the year, add in some honorable mentions, and Chris loves to sing Michael Jackson. Sometimes you just have to look at the Man in the Mirror. Its the roundtable discussion of the year, Happy Holidays!

 
 

R. Sikoryak, Gabrielle Bell, Ron Rege Jr. & Joe Matt

Drawn & Quarterly 2 days Before Christmas event!

From 6 PM to 8PM

Projections will be displayed. Stop by and check it out. Bring your books form home or buy what we have here.

Should be fun, R. Sikoryak will project a little something in the Gallery. Stop by rven if the Restock of some D&Q books I forgot to place does not show up next day air!


 

Mark Millar Reveals ‘Kick-Ass’ Comic Sequel: ‘Balls To The Wall’.

Kick-Ass
Between new character posters, movie clips and the approaching series-concluding release of the comic book source material’s 8th issue, fans have plenty of reason to wonder if the pre-release buzz for Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.’s “Kick-Ass,” could already amount to a second helping of costumed vigilante brutality. Now, Millar’s begun projecting the series’ pending publishing schedule for 2010 and beyond.

While discussing the upcoming “Kick-Ass: Creating the Comic, Making the Movie” book set to arrive in stores on February 23 from Titan Books, Millar clarified his vision for the franchise, even before it saw print.

“We always saw this as at least a trilogy. There might even be more. I had the whole second series worked out two years ago,” Millar told Comic Book Resources.

Millar revealed that he not only has a storyline in mind, but also a tentative title and launch schedule.

“The working title is ‘Balls to the Wall,’ and we’re thinking about launching it round about San Diego time, right around August,” Millar said, “But to avoid delays, we’d like to stockpile a few issues, I think.”

Millar commented that since the first volume of the “Kick-Ass” comic series took nearly two years to release from start to finish, that he’d like to have a backlog ready for after the movie is released. Considering he’s had the series in mind since before the first eight issues saw print, Romita Jr. could have another busy illustration schedule ahead of him.

There’s no official word on whether this second comic book series is locked-in for a film adaptation, but given Millar’s hints, the prospect seems about as likely as the second volume of “Kick-Ass” featuring fractured faces.

 

Stop running around all over the place, if you’re looking for the hottest titles such as, R. Crumb  Book of Genesis, All Volumes of Mouse Guard, Mark Ryden Books, Badass, Fabulous Freak Brothers, Juxtpoz Car, Tattoo, Art Books, Tintin Merchandise, Tony Millionaires entire catalog, Hard Case novels, Parker: The Hunter, Baby Books, Baby Apparel, Kids Apparel, Kids Books, All age comics, Superhero apparel, Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters, toys, 50% off Statues and soo much more, stop by Meltdown Comics/Sunset Blvd for all your last minute holiday gifts. Support your local mom and pop shop.

Happy Holidays,

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!


 

Pick up a Toffee Doll this holday. They’re like the love child between a Blythe doll and a goth girl born on the cold concrete of the hippest streets of Tokyo, which just all adds up to a great big piece of hot doll action that yearns to be possessed.

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