January 2020 Comic Book Pull List


Ablaze

Mirka Andolfo’s Un/sacred

Boom

Once & Future

DC

Batman
Batman Beyond
Batman: Curse of the White Knight
Detective Comics
Justice League
The Last God
Year of the Villain: Hell Arisen

Dynamite

Bettie Page Unbound
Vengeance of Vampirella

IDW

TMNT

Image

Sex Criminals
Criminal
Crowded
Dead Eyes
Deadly Class
Manifest Destiny
Redneck
Undiscovered Country

Marvel

Avengers
Avengers of the Wastelands
Conan the Barbarian
Conan: Serpent War
Doctor Doom
Excalibur
Fallen Angels
Ghost Rider
Immortal Hulk
Marauders
New Mutants
Savage Avengers
Spider-man
Thor
X-Force
X-men

Vault

Money Shot

Special Orders

Detective Comics #359 Facsimile Edition
Incredible Hulk #180 Facsimile Edition
Fantastic Four Annual #6 Facsimile Edition

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