
Countdown Special: Jimmy Olsen 80-Page Giant - This is an odd release. It collects three issues of the Jack Kirby run on Jimmy Olsen from the 70s. I won't be getting it, because these issues will be collected in the Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus volumes, but I figured it was worth mentioning, especially because of the Ryan Sook cover.

The Spirit #12 - I don't know if this is Darwyn Cooke's last issue on the series or not, but I bet it will be good. It features Sand Sarif, and I'm sure Cooke will sneak in some sexiness. It was fun while it lasted.

Army@Love #9 - I'll probably have switched to trades by the time this issue comes out, but I wanted to post that cover because it made me laugh.

DMZ #25 - Ditto for this one (except for the part about laughing at the cover).

Jack of Fables #17 - I might switch to trades with this issue as well, since it begins a new story arc, which appears to be about putting Humpty Dumpty together again. Interestingly, the solicitation indicates that Russ Braun will be the new penciller, replacing Tony Akins. Huh.

Fables #67 - Like always, I'll note that I buy this book in trades, but I want to point out James Jean's beautiful cover. I saw it on his blog the other day, and he mentioned a detail that I might have missed entirely: the faces of petrified trolls in the rocks. That's cool.

Faker #5 (of 6) - I figure by this time I'll have decided whether I want to buy the collection of this series or not.

The Programme #5 (of 10) - I'm digging this series quite a bit, so here's hoping it continues to be good.

The Vinyl Underground #2 - I hope this series is good, because it sounds quite appealing to me. I guess I'll see in October.

Y: The Last Man #59 - Oh noes, what's going to happen to Ampersand?! It's the second-to-last issue of one of my favorite series; don't let me down, BKV!
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And I think that's everything. Looks like I'm doing well with the saving money to spend on other stuff. Tomorrow, we'll have Marvel's solicits, so expect a post then. Or, if it's really minimal, I might just add it to this post. Oh, the suspense!
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