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Over here and here you can see some Adam Hughes illustrations for the the She-Hulk statue from Sideshow Collectibles.

Over here you can check a preview of Detective Comics #859, showcasing more Batwoman.

Probably one of the best covers I’ve seen. The issue, along with the collected edition, is solicited for February.

Here you can check some pages of the Batman/Doc Savage special (out today), and here some sketches of the First Wave characters, including teen Black Canary.

On the Marvel side, this week has another issue of Daredevil,  a series of reliable quality, as well as the first issue of Dark X-Men, by Paul Cornell and Leonard Kirk, that gave us the excellent Captain Britain and MI13 series of a couple years ago. And don’t miss this interview with the X-Titles editor for some Tery Dodson art.

Out this week:

- Black Widow: Deadly Origin #1: a really really good start for this miniseries, that’s retelling the origin of everybody’s favorite russian spy. Worth checking for sure.

- Psylocke #1: It’s a curse, but Betsy’s stories tend to be really boring and this is no exception. Not friendly for new readers, nothing really interesting happens. Disappointing.

- X-Men vs Agents of Atlas #2: the end of the miniseries, that sets up the backups on Incredible Hercules that start this week too, with Assault on New Olympus Prologue. The Agents stories are always recommended by me, so you know.

- and the italians can now buy a black and white preview of the Milo Manara story X-Men: Ragazze in Fuga, which seems to be… really interesting.

You can preview two variant covers for Detective Comics‘ Batwoman run in here (Adam Hughes) and here (Jock).

You can check a preview of today’s Detective Comics 858 (still featuring Batwoman, of course) over here.

Over here you can check a preview of Batman/Doc Savage, an one-shot that will be followed by an ongoing Doc Savage series, much like they did with The Spirit (but without the burden of having to love up to Will Eisner’s art).

Over here you can check a preview of today’s Power Girl #6. Fun comic book series so far.

The collected volume for Wednesday Comics will be both large (11×17 inches hardcover) and expensive ($49.99). Still not bad for what’s essentially a retro comic book anthology by some of the most talented artists in the medium.

Check some preview pages for next week’s issue of Power Girl’s really fun comic book series.

In here you can check pics of the Marvel Bishoujo: Scarlet Witch figure, based on a Shunya Yamashita illustration. Comes out in December.

Something else worth mentioning in the Marvel Comics’ November solicitations, surprisingly after releasing the three issues of Sky Doll, now they’re publishing the artbook!

SKY DOLL – DOLL’S FACTORY #1 (of 2)

Written by BARBARA CANEPA

Adapted by C.B. CEBULSKI

Pencils & Cover by ALESSANDRO BARBUCI

Exclusive US Variant by CLAIRE WENDLING

Fans and true believers, rejoice! An awesome treasure chest is finally at your disposal, filled to the brim with drafts, sketches, roughs, illustrations and all the painstakingly collected research material which allowed Barbuci and Canepa to raise the Space Fantasy saga to an all new level. Creating their own blend of drama and fun, mixing sci-fi and cyber culture with religious concepts and elements of design from the ’60s, they have created a universe to dive into and delight in! So, raiders shift your gears to plunder and set your sights on the sexiest bounty in the comic book universe! Pages and pages of exclusive and previously unreleased magic can be found in this collector’s issue! Including a 10 page exclusive never before seen file on the birth of Noa!

64 PGS./Mature …$5.99

Finally DC Comics has included the Terra TPB on their solicitations, it’s a very cute miniseries.

TERRA TP

Written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray

Art by Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti

Cover by Amanda Conner

The miniseries from the hit creative team behind the new POWER GIRL monthly is collected. Don t miss the fast-paced adventure from Terra’s 4-issue miniseries also including SUPERGIRL #12!

Advance-solicited; on sale December 9 • 128 pg, FC, $14.99 US

Menawhile, on the Marvel side, there’s a new Psylocke miniseries by Harvey Tolibao.

PSYLOCKE #1 (of 4)

Written by CHRISTOPHER YOST

Penciled by HARVEY TOLIBAO

Cover by DAVID FINCH

Psylocke has returned to the X-Men! Following the defeat of Madelyne Pryor and her Sisterhood, Psylocke travels to Japan to re-inter her former body in its proper resting place. But when a swarm of Hand ninjas attack Psylocke and do the unspeakable under orders from Matsu’o—the assassin originally responsible for transplanting Psylocke’s mind into the body of an Asian ninja—Psylocke determines that Matsu’o is one loose end that can no longer be left unresolved. It’s a tale of carnage and revenge, brought to you by superstars Chris Yost (X-FORCE) and Harvey Tolibao (AVENGERS: THE INITIATIVE)!

32 PGS./Parental Advisory …$3.99

Over here you can check a preview of the fourth issue of Power Girl, a series that (along with the Terra miniseries that prequels it) has been really cute and fun so far. A really nice book. (And fun guests in those preview pages).

CBR has a preview of Uncanny X-Men #514, part four on the Utopia crossover that is quite fun, actually. It has lovely art by Terry Dodson, who recently got a website.

CBR has a preview for next week’s Agents of Atlas #9, featuring the sexy Jade Claw.