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This Week In Comics At The PlayStation Store – Jan. 21
It’s a new week and there are new comics on the PlayStation store. Looks like we get a lot of X-Men books again this week. We recommend Rise and Fall of the Shi-Ar Empire by Ed Brubaker, Billy Tan, and Clayton Henry. Check out the full list below. Anyone downloaded some of these yet? What did you think?
- 2000AD Prog # 1663 - $ 1.99
- Blade (2006) # 7 - $ 1.99
- Blade (2006) # 8 - $ 1.99
- Blade (2006) # 9 - $ 1.99
- Blade (2006) # 10 - $ 1.99
- Blade (2006) # 11 - $ 1.99
- Blade (2006) # 12 - $ 1.99
- Daredevil (1998) # 90 - $ 1.99
- Daredevil (1998) # 91 - $ 1.99
- Donald Duck and Daisy Duck in: “Donald and Duckolde” # 2 - $ 1.99
- Donald Duck Replacement Lecturer # 1 - $ 0.99
- G.I. Joe: Cobra # 4 - $ 1.99
- G.I. Joe Origins # 5 - $ 1.99
- Locke & Key: Welcome to Lovecraft # 4 - $ 0.99
- Mickey Mouse and the Flavoured Bubbles # 1 - $ 0.99
- Nanovor: Game Day # 3 - $ 0.99
- Scrooge McDuck, the Blue Ice and the Song of the Sirens # 1 - $ 0.99
- Shaun the Sheep Comic # 1 - $ 0.99
- Shaun the Sheep Comic # 2 - $ 0.99
- The Avengers (1998) # 77 - $ 1.99
- The Avengers (1998) # 78 - $ 1.99
- The Avengers (1998) # 79 - $ 1.99
- The Avengers (1998) # 80 - $ 1.99
- The Avengers (1998) # 81 - $ 1.99
- The Avengers (1998) # 82 - $ 1.99
- Uncanny X-Men (2003) # 474 - $ 1.99
- Uncanny X-Men (2003) # 475 - $ 1.99
- Uncanny X-Men (2003) # 476 - $ 1.99
- Wallace & Gromit Comic # 6 - $ 0.99
- Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse: It Only Hurts When I Pee # 7 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 157 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 158 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 159 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 160 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 161 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 162 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 163 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 164 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 165 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 166 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 167 - $ 1.99
- X-Men (2004) # 168 - $ 1.99
- X-Mickey: Before the Break of the Day # 5 - $ 0.99
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