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  1. 19 minutes ago, Boojie Horsie said:

    has anyone got issue 2 with the record yet? 

    The deluxe editions of #2 aren't out yet.  Last update I saw was that supply chain issues had them waiting on the white inner sleeves.

  2. I'm sitting at something like 2500 albums and almost all of them have been played at least once, most of them more.  I don't really variant collect, but there are some special cases where I have a few copies of an album.  My routine is anything that shows up in the mail gets listened to pretty quickly.  Partially due to excitement and partially due to making sure the LP is in good shape or there aren't any major pressing defects.  If I get more than one release from an artist, I'll put one into the rotation and one will go into the backlog.  Mostly because I like to focus on one album per artist.

     

    In regard to my regular listening habits, I usually keep ~20-40 newer LPs in my heavy rotation and then shelf them after a month or two.    I was working from home half the week before the pandemic and I've been at home full time for the last few years, so I rarely feel like I'm too behind on listening to my newer albums.  I usually do a mix of digital and vinyl throughout the work day, but sometimes it's one exclusively.    I do try to listen to a record or two after work every day though.

     

    For a good portion of 2020, I was using the random feature on discogs every Sunday night and pulling out ~10 records to listen to that week.  It was a fun way to break up the monotony and to revisit albums that hadn't gotten any attention in a while.  I'm hoping to get back into doing that with some regularity. 

  3. Yellowjackets was great all the way through!  I was watching it week to week and it very quickly became something I needed to watch as soon as I could.  Adult Misty (Christina Ricci) is so awesome haha.

     

    I haven't had much time for TV, but I'm looking forward to Station Eleven and Archive 81 whenever I get to them.  I've also heard really good things about Anna.

  4. 20 hours ago, Rip said:

    Oh they’re absolutely worth watching.  The Innkeepers is one of my all-time favorites.  And The Sacrament is really, really good too.  A very “Jim Jones” story.  And I don’t care what anyone says: Cabin Fever 2 is great.  It’s so much fun.

     

    In a Valley or Violence is also great if you’re in a “western” mood.

    Completely agree (save for Cabin Fever 2, haven't watched it for whatever reason).    If I'm remembering correctly, The Roost was decent as well, but hardly a must see.

  5. 34 minutes ago, stl_ben said:

    Convention exclusives - I don't think there have been any yet, but I would expect some to pop up in the spring once conventions are up again, I think Image avoided all the shows over the last month.

    There's a /100 foil for #1 that was intended for conventions, but sold on their site instead for that reason.  There's also one for #2, but I'm not sure if that was for conventions as well or just a "we're going to keep doing foil" thing.

  6. 3 hours ago, geezfools said:

    Random question from someone who doesn't collect comics. Is there a way to track all these random covers and crazy editions? The record collector in me wants to see what's out there and also what's coming up. I set up a pull list with a local shop, but it didn't seem like I was guaranteed to get all 5 alternate covers. Just seems so convoluted compared to record collecting, lol

    I'm not super into variants, but this is what I've gathered over the last ten or so years of buying comics weekly (and being foolish enough to try and collect all the ones for this).

     

    A lot of books have a B cover.  You can normally order those from your shop (the order date has passed* for issues 1-3, but good to know for the future).  In the case of this book, there was a B, C and D cover for issue 1 too.   After the fact, you should be able to buy those from Midtown, MyComicShop or eBay for cover price or less.

     

    A lot of books also have incentive covers.  If a variant is an incentive of 50, it means the shop will have to order 50 copies or the book to be able to order that incentive variant.  I've mostly ordered these online and they can be a bit expensive depending upon what the incentive number is.  Look around too, prices vary a lot based on the comic shop.

     

    Quite a few shops had a shop exclusive variant for this as well.  First bet is to try and order from the shop directly, past that I think eBay is the next best option.  These can be a little expensive as well.  They seem to be a /500 type thing on this book.

     

    Hope that helps clear it up a bit!

     

    * comic print runs are based on how many copies are ordered before a certain date.  So, if you decide you want variants after the final order cutoff, it's less likely you'll get them by asking your shop for em.

  7. Small update from Rosenberg's newsletter :

     

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    Lots of folks have rightly been asking where the deluxe editions of WHAT’S THE FURTHEST PLACE FROM HERE? #1 are. They are on their way to comic shops as we speak in fact. They will be on shelves in 2 weeks at comic shops all over the planet. They are pretty limited edition, so they might be tricky to get, but not impossible

     

  8. On 12/1/2021 at 3:04 AM, Rip said:

    There were a couple things I was kind of confused about but maybe that’s because I kept trying to use the logic from the first movie? 

    I had to skip back in a part because I thought I had full on missed a scene or two somehow,  haha.  Overall, I really liked it, but there does seems to be a gap in the story telling.

  9. Didn't have much going on this weekend, so I put a small dent in my backlog.

     

    There's Someone Inside Your House - Decent who-dunnit slasher, made for a good end of the week movie. 

     

    Kristy - Watched this because it takes place on Thanksgiving, but that's pretty arbitrary to the plot.   Kind of a home invasion / slasher.  I liked this quite a bit.  The lead is great, it's paced well and it kept me interested the whole way through.

     

    The Feast - This was good.  A bit of a slow burn with a nice payoff.

     

    Black Friday - This was dumb, but fun.  It's exactly the type of movie you'd expect based on the plot synopsis and poster.  Really fun Bruce Campbell performance!  I did kind of lose interest at about the hour mark, but it's something that's easy to half watch.

     

    Knocking - It was fine.  I feel like I've seen enough movies that are similar that I'd kind of already knew how it was going to play out (and it pretty much played out how I thought it would).

     

    Last Night in Soho - I really dug this. 

  10. 34 minutes ago, iwokeinrelief said:

    I’ve not heard one positive thing about this movie so far, which is pretty impressive as I typically see at least some split of opinions in the community with almost all horror movies.

    I've liked all the Bustillo and Maury movies I've seen up to this (realized I haven't seen Leatherface yet either).   Real big misstep!

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