Description
Don't miss the concluding chapter of Mark Russell's satirical horror thriller! As eccentric tech billionaire Bob Schrunk publicly shows off his bizarre art gallery on an internet talk show, the prisoners in his \"Rumpus Room\" hatch one last plan to free themselves. Can Detective Hernandez lead them out of the endless, deadly cycle of voting on who will be the next to be crushed into Schrunk's special skin cream?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best way to start collecting comic books?
Begin by identifying your interests, whether they are specific characters, series, or genres. Visit local
comic book shops, we have our Gaming
Centre or online retailers like Here. Start with popular series or recommended issues for beginners.
How can I properly store and protect my comic books?
Store comic books in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use protective bags and boards to prevent
bending and wear. Consider investing in Comic boxes like this One and acid-free
materials for long-term storage.
What are key issues in comic book collecting?
Key issues are significant comic book issues that may introduce major characters, feature important
storylines, or have historical value. Examples include first appearances, origin stories, and milestone
issues.
What are some popular comic book genres?
Popular comic book genres include superhero, science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, and crime. Each genre
offers unique storytelling styles and appeals to different audiences.
How often are new comic book issues released?
Most comic book publishers release new issues on a weekly or monthly basis. Check with your local comic shop
or online retailers as they will have release dates for these.
What is the difference between a graphic novel and a comic book?
A comic book is a periodical publication, often part of an ongoing series, while a graphic novel is a
standalone story or a collection of related comic book issues, presented in a single volume.
What are variant covers and why are they collectible?
Variant covers are alternative covers for a comic book issue, often produced in limited quantities. They are
collectible due to their rarity and unique artwork, sometimes created by renowned artists.
