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I have all but 1 of the first 27 DC Bionicle Comic book issues (2001-2005) and most of them are unopened, still in the mailer wrap along with the shop-at-home catalog. Any ideas on how much they might be worth? I can't seem to find any pricing for sealed issues.
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DC Bionicle Comic 7 July 2002 $2.25 The Bohrok Saga, part 4 of 6 'What Lurks Below' Writer, Farshtey Penciller, D'Anda Inker, Elliot Letterer, Lopez Colorist & Separator, Pantazis Here is the Brickshelf folder with every page in .jpg format .PNG Images with lovely little thumbnails! I apologize for the scratches and wear on the back cover. I don't know how they got there, but this is my only copy of Comic 7 so it's what I had to scan. *salutes*
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DC Bionicle Comic 6 May 2002 $2.25 The Bohrok Saga, part 3 of 6 'Into the Nest' Writer, Farshtey Penciller, D'Anda Inker, Elliot Letterer, Lopez Colorist & Separator, Pantazis And this is quite possibly my favorite Bionicle comic of them all. =D *I heart it* In this Brickshelf folder are the .jpeg format scans. They upload MUCH more quickly (thus easier on slower computers), and the quality (LOL... 'quality'!! That's a laugh) is pretty close to the other ones. - I'm uploading them as I type, so don't look within the next five minutes or only half will be there. Oh wait, the folder won't be public for a day or two. Well, enjoy them tomorrow! Happy Thanksgiving! These are the .PNG scans in their thumbnail-glory ~
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Cheap edit. So much fun.
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DC Bionicle Comic 5 April 2002 2.25 American Dollars The Bohrok Saga, part 2 of 6 'To Trap a Tahnok' Writer, Farshtey Penciller, D'Anda Inker, Elliot Letterer, Lopez Colorist & Separator, Pantazis These are the .png's, I'll have them up in .jpeg for soon! UPDATE 9/20: My History 103 class extra-credit paper is done, my Writing 104 class paper is done, I already know everything I'm supposed to have memorized for German class on Monday so here are the .JPEG's! Front Cover Intro Page Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Back cover
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SPECIAL EDITION! GET IT WHILE IT'S SUPER EXPENSIVE OR ELSE THEY'LL RUN OUT! This is the Limited Collector's Edition of Bionicle Comic 1, with special cover art by Ashley Wood, as printed in July 2003. (That is the same time the Rahkshi were just being introduced to us; regular Bionicle Comic 13 [with the Rahkshi] was also released in July 2003.) Only the cover and introduction page are different for this comic. The 'real comic pages' inside are exactly the same as printed in the first Bionicle comic in June 2001. (I don't have anything that was released in Europe in December 2000.) The two 'middle advertisement' pages and the last four advertisement pages are the same as in Comic 13, so I'll scan those with Comic 13 later. Short version of what I just said: This is simply Bionicle Comic 1, but with a brand-new cover and brand-new intro page, and with the same advertisements as Comic 13. *re-dun-dance-eeee... yay!* Jaypeggies: Peengees:
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And here are scans of.... that mini comic with the McToran. I honestly don't know where it came from. I don't know which promotion it came with, or even how I happen to own it now. Arpy says it came with the McTohunga from McDonald's! (Thanks Arpy!) So here are the scans! (They're in .JPEG. I'll get the slightly-better-quality, long-loading .PNG's up soon) .... Does Brickshelf have a limit on personal accounts? 'Cuz... well, by the time I'm through, it's going to be one crowded bunch of folders...
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BIONICLE Comic #4: The Bohrok Awake Janurary 2002 Printing $2.25 for you poor saps who didn't get it free and don't see it here Part 1 of 6 Writer, Greg Farshtey Penciller, Carlos D'Anda Inker, Randy Elliot Leterer, Ken Lopez Colorist and Separator, Peter Pantazis All these pics are .png, so patience is required of thee. AAAAaaand here's front cover and back cover scans of the Mini-comic version of Comic 4 (which I think I picked up at Wal*Mart...) Even though I kept the scan large, it really is less than half the size of a regular Bionicle comic book (the regular size at the time).
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DC comiiiiiiic..... I always did prefer DC over Marvel. BIONICLE Comic #3: Triumph of the Toa October 2001 Printing $2.25 (But I got mine free with my LEGO mag haw!) Part 3 of 3 Writer, Greg Farshtey Penciller, Carlos D'Anda Inker, Randy Elliot Colorist, Peter Pantazis Remember kids, these files are.png. Give 'em a minute or three to load themselves. And put down those scissors, for brick's sake!!
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Here we go with scans of comic #2! Everything I said in the last entry is the same - it's a very worn comic, but scanned 'em as well as I could. They're .png's so they'll take a minute or five to download. Update: Here's my brickshelf folder with all the pages in .jpg format. Sorry, no thumbnails today!) ... I have so many regrets about not asking my parents to take me to McD's when they had the McToran-in-happy meals promotion!!
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In response to my first blog post, I have scanned the first Bionicle comic. And now I am putting the scans here, available for all of youse! (BEFORE SUNDAY, HH!) 'K folks, boring notes first. I have two copies of most of my older comics - including comic 1 - and these scans are from the better looking of the two! As you can tell, my comic has been abused well-loved. (I took it with me EVERYWHERE.) The cover is nearly falling off, there are more creases than you can count, and you can see the texture of the worn paper on every page. But they're decent scans, you should be able to see and read it all without much trouble. Not hi-res. (I have scanned EVERY single page, front cover to back cover! Even the page with the skateboarder dude on it!! So you're not missing ANYTHING. =P) They're a bit large, to ensure that you can see everything on each comic page. When you open the links up in your browser, it will probably shrink to fit the page, and then you can't read a cotton-picking word. Click on it to make it big enough to read! (You will have to scroll down to see the bottom, but so what?) Hope some people can enjoy these! I will be scanning more of the old comics, eventually. Ooohh thumbnails! (All images are PNG, so they'll take a few minutes to download) NEWSFLASH! Here's my brickshelf folder with all the pages in .jpg format! Now you don't have to wait for them to load or kick your slow com.
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I am now the proud owner of this blog! It's HH's fault, it really is. XD Every other thing out of her, "You need a blog!" "So I was doing this thing last night - " "YOU NEED A BLOG!" "Okay, I'll get one eventually, I - " "ARE YOU A PM?" "Yeah - " "YOU NEED A BLOG!" "But I wrote this up an - " "Put it in the blog you don't have yet!" Bless her heart! <3 -------------------------------------- So last night I pulled out my special-edition copy of Bionicle Comic #1, with cover art by Ashley Wood, while looking for inspiration/design help for a project. I stared at the lovely cover art for a while, absorbing Ms Wood's fantastically awesomely chilling art. Then I decided to flip through the comic. And remembered. I saw Kopaka, just like I did the first time; he was piecing himself together on the beach, legs, then arms, and finally, his mask. *flips page* OMGOSH Sun setting/rising behind him and he's got a flippin' sword!1!1!! Then he starts his journey to find answers. He travels through the 'barren' icy wastes of Ko-wahi (which, for 'boring snowy backgrounds', are remarkably pretty. Kudos, D'anda (artist) and Sinclair (colorist)!) And look - it's little Matoro! He has seen the new Toa on the island! Kopaka's frozen the ground under him - it's amazing how much emotion and expression has been put into just these few panels on page 3, for 'robots' without 'faces'! And Kopaka keeps saying awesome things about himself. "Now I am whole. And the darkness cannot stand before me." "Interesting. The power is in me. The sword is but the focus." "I hate riddles." :3 … Ever notice how, in some new comics, every talks like the old hollywood version of knights errant? I mean really, they talk so cool and formal and proper. Then as the story goes on, things.. just… eventually revert to plain English. (TF's did that, ya know!) Then Kopaka and Matoro are ambushed…. And Kopaka saves Matoro… and in the middle where the staples are is the Rahkshi bios/advertisment… and then they run into Turaga Nuju… HOLY MAHA he's not clicking and whirring! Remember that, ya'll. He CAN talk straight, silly newbies. Take a moment. Remember the first comic? It Do you remember when Pohatu slammed into Kopaka with his rockslide? When Kopaka and Pohatu traveled up the mountain to claim Kopaka's first mask? When Kopaka found the other four Toa warriors? The lovely colors and new art? The pages that were so alive with these new ideas and stories? ARE YOU REMEMBERING!? THANK HEAVENS!! I thought I was all alone in this. ^^ If you can't remember, then go pull out your comics! And if you didn't get the comics, find somebody to led them to you, or to scan pages for you. Because you're missing out, you poor, deluded soul. *gently, so as not to crease them, hugs her comics and revels in the happiness of days gone by* Karda Nui or no Karda Nui, the Toa's first days on the Island of Mata Nui are the coolest. EDIT: I have scanned the first comic!! Go thither, click, and remember!
