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They've been updating their Deals of the Week and Latest Releases on Tuesday for quite some time. Other than Taco Tuesday at a local restaurant that's what I look forward to the most.jabba359 wrote:Don't forget that UY Saga vol. 6 comes out this week. Instocktrades finally updated today (they usually do it on Sunday, if I remember correctly), so I got my order in.
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Good to know. I could've sworn they updated those Saturday night/Sunday morning, right at midnight.Gaffey wrote: They've been updating their Deals of the Week and Latest Releases on Tuesday for quite some time. Other than Taco Tuesday at a local restaurant that's what I look forward to the most.
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Mine arrived yesterday from Angus & Robertson. It's a beautiful collection. A&R have been a great spot to get the Saga volumes from in Australia, but they haven't yet listed volume 7 in hardback, and the price of 6 had creeped up about $12 from the original listing. I guess the falling Aussie had to catch up to us sometime.
Has there been any speculation as to when we will see volume 8 given we've almost caught up to the individual issues?
Has there been any speculation as to when we will see volume 8 given we've almost caught up to the individual issues?
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I don't think Saga #7 is listed in Diamond yet, which may explains the lack of their listing.
We wouldn't see Saga #8 before end of next year I'd imagine, if not later...
We wouldn't see Saga #8 before end of next year I'd imagine, if not later...
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Pretty sure I saw it in Previews a week or so ago.Mayhem wrote:I don't think Saga #7 is listed in Diamond yet, which may explains the lack of their listing.
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Mayhem wrote:I don't think Saga #7 is listed in Diamond yet, which may explains the lack of their listing.
We wouldn't see Saga #8 before end of next year I'd imagine, if not later...
I would think volume 8 would be at least two years out. It will be volumes 29,30,31. Book 30 hasn't even released yet and you would think Dark Horse would want to give the individual volumes time to sell out.
The thing i'm on the fence about is do i want the digest size book if i'm already buying the issues...Part of me wants to buy the issues and then just wait for the Saga edition to come out. I don't have a complete set of the individual volumes and i doubt i ever will, the used price is just too high for the 5 books i'm missing.
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Saga #7 pre-ordered. I'm really looking forward to "completing" this collection. It's gonna look great on the shelf... although, did anyone else's copy of #6's lettering on the spine seem shinier than the previous releases?
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Picked up the latest Saga today. It's #10 of the edition. Not sure why a low, randomly allocated, number is exciting, but it is.
Wondering now when we'll see Saga #8....
Wondering now when we'll see Saga #8....
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Picked up mine today. Number looks like 350, but could possibly be 356 
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Picked up my copy of Saga #7 yesterday (or Wednesday, depending on your time zone) and it is a nice and easy to read #42/1500....
Now for the long wait for Saga #8, which at the earliest will be this time next year....
Now for the long wait for Saga #8, which at the earliest will be this time next year....
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My first signed and numbered book arrived this morning: Saga book 2, a nice, round #1300. 
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And as mentioned elsewhere, Saga book 3, number 831. Along with the strange sense of quality and style from the hardcover (maybe it's the limited edition working it's mojo) and the sign 'n' sketch by the sensei himself, I can see how somebody could get addicted to these.
I'm already deciding which bank to rob for a hardcover copy of Saga book 1.
I'm also getting ahead of myself with a digital copy of Saga #5. So I've been binging on Usagi Yojimbo lately, and again I'm in the position of wanting to rave about a bunch of stories that are probably already well leafed-through to most of you. It brings me to a question that I've wondered about. (And sorry for shoving it into this thread...) On one hand, I can't disagree with this Comics Alliance column in that the comic is so consistently good that you kinda run out of things to say, but I've noticed that there's not much discussion about the stories, here on the Dojo. Not a criticism, just a slightly puzzled observation - can anyone throw some light on it? And do I have the nod to go ahead and make an idjit of myself with half-baked reviews...?
I'm also getting ahead of myself with a digital copy of Saga #5. So I've been binging on Usagi Yojimbo lately, and again I'm in the position of wanting to rave about a bunch of stories that are probably already well leafed-through to most of you. It brings me to a question that I've wondered about. (And sorry for shoving it into this thread...) On one hand, I can't disagree with this Comics Alliance column in that the comic is so consistently good that you kinda run out of things to say, but I've noticed that there's not much discussion about the stories, here on the Dojo. Not a criticism, just a slightly puzzled observation - can anyone throw some light on it? And do I have the nod to go ahead and make an idjit of myself with half-baked reviews...?
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Warren wrote:And as mentioned elsewhere, Saga book 3, number 831. Along with the strange sense of quality and style from the hardcover (maybe it's the limited edition working it's mojo) and the sign 'n' sketch by the sensei himself, I can see how somebody could get addicted to these.I'm already deciding which bank to rob for a hardcover copy of Saga book 1.
I'm also getting ahead of myself with a digital copy of Saga #5. So I've been binging on Usagi Yojimbo lately, and again I'm in the position of wanting to rave about a bunch of stories that are probably already well leafed-through to most of you. It brings me to a question that I've wondered about. (And sorry for shoving it into this thread...) On one hand, I can't disagree with this Comics Alliance column in that the comic is so consistently good that you kinda run out of things to say, but I've noticed that there's not much discussion about the stories, here on the Dojo. Not a criticism, just a slightly puzzled observation - can anyone throw some light on it? And do I have the nod to go ahead and make an idjit of myself with half-baked reviews...?
I thought that as well when I first started poking my head in around here. I think that article kind of answers the question for you. We all read the issues when they come out, but no one has anything bad to say about them. So nothing gets said. I read it, I love it, I eagerly await the next issue (new issue Wednesday, woo!.)
I've read most of the series twice and I plan on starting it again sometime next year. I've even read that article you posted twice.
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Dojo member Shaxper has set up a great "Dojo Annex" over at the Classic Comics Forum which includes a nice "Usagi Yojimbo General Discussion" section where each and every issue has (or will eventually have) its own thread where it can be discussed, reviewed, examined, or raved over.Warren wrote:I'm also getting ahead of myself with a digital copy of Saga #5. So I've been binging on Usagi Yojimbo lately, and again I'm in the position of wanting to rave about a bunch of stories that are probably already well leafed-through to most of you. It brings me to a question that I've wondered about. (And sorry for shoving it into this thread...) On one hand, I can't disagree with this Comics Alliance column in that the comic is so consistently good that you kinda run out of things to say, but I've noticed that there's not much discussion about the stories, here on the Dojo. Not a criticism, just a slightly puzzled observation - can anyone throw some light on it? And do I have the nod to go ahead and make an idjit of myself with half-baked reviews...?
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