New Comics - May 27, 2020

NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Atomic Books is not currently open to the public, but you can order for curbside pickup, you can have things shipped, and we're doing free local delivery within 3 miles of the store. Subscribers can also still pick up your books between 11-5 (Mon. - Sat.) - just email us first and we'll send you an invoice you can pay for your books via email.

For more information, please see our Atomic Books COVID-19 Operations Policy.

These are all the comics arriving Atomic Books. Quantities are limited. Some titles go fast.
NEW COMICS THROUGH MAY 27, 2020
Amazing Spider-Man #43 - $3.99
American Jesus Volume 1: Chosen - $9.99
American Jesus Volume 2: New Messiah - $9.99
Anti Hero - $9.99
Basketful Of Heads #7 - $3.99
Basquiat - $19.99
Batman And The Outsiders #12 - $3.99
Blue Flag Volume 1 - $12.99
Bog Bodies - $12.99
Books Of Magic #19 - $3.99
Camp Spirit - $19.99
CARtoons Magazine #26 - $6.99
Churchill: A Graphic Biography - $19.99
DC First Issue Special - $39.99
DCeased Unkillables #3 - 4.99 
Dead Day #1 - $4.99
Dewdrop - $16.99
Disaster Inc #1 - $4.99
Doctor Who 13th Season Two #4 - $3.99
Dollhouse Family #6 - $3.99
Dragman - $28.00
Family Tree Volume 1 - $9.99 
Famous First Edition New Fun #1 - $19.99
Firefly Unification War Volume 3 - $19.99
Flash Giant #4 - $4.99
Go Go Power Rangers #31 - $3.99
Godzilla Complete Rulers Of Earth Volume 1 - $29.99
Goon #10 - $3.99
Gotham High - $16.99
Green Arrow: Year One - $39.99
Harley Quinn #72 - $3.99
Harley Quinn And Poison Ivy - $24.99 
Hellblazer By Garth Ennis Omnibus - $150.00 
In Vitro - $17.95
Joker / Harley: Criminal Sanity #4 - $5.99
Justice League #45 - $3.99 
King Of Nowhere #2 - $3.99
Lois Lane #10 - $3.99 
Low Low Woods #5 - $3.99
Ludocrats #1 - $3.99
MAD Magazine #13 - $5.99
Marauders #10 - $3.99
Marvel Action Avengers #10 - $3.99
Milkyway Ishikei Artworks - $39.95
Mirror Mirror 3 - $19.95 
Our Fighting Forces Giant #1 - $4.99
Outer Darkness Chew #2 - $3.99
Plunge #3 - $3.99
Previews #380-381 - $3.99
Pyxis #11 - $8.00
Pyxis #12 - $8.00
Red Hood Outlaw #45 - $3.99
Rogue Planet #1 - $3.99
Snotgirl Volume 3: Is This Real Life - $15.99 
Snowpiercer Volume 1: The Escape - $14.99
Sonic The Hedgehog: Tangle And Whisper Volume 1 - $19.99
Star Wars Doctor Aphra #1 - $3.99
Stargirl By Geoff Johns - $34.99
Suicide Squad #5 - $3.99
Superman Smashes The Klan - $16.99
Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #10 - $3.99
Superman: Action Comics Volume 2: Leviathan Rising - $17.99 
Swamp - $24.95
Tad Martin: Tears Of Leather-bound Saints - $7.99
Teen Titans #41 - $3.99
Teen Titans Volume 3: Seek And Destroy - $19.99
Tokyo Ghoul Volume 16 - $12.95
Ultraman Volume 13 - $12.95
Umma's Table - $29.95
Upshot Now Magazine #1 - $5.00
Venom #25 - $5.99
We Should Improve Society Somewhat - $24.99
Wonder Woman #755 - $3.99
Wonder Woman And Justice League Dark: Witching Hour - $16.99
Wonder Woman Giant #4 -$4.99
Year Zero #1 - $3.99                    
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Comments

Pat Frank said…
I like your Atomic Books, I will look on the Churchil one. Thank you.
The Handyman in Pembroke Pines
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SaJa said…
I purchased new comic books with the Chadwick Boseman tribute. I received an invoice and paid easily. My books were delivered in 2 days. Atomic Books is an impressive business. I will be referring all my friends and family.
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