By Dave F. Lee
So you’ve decided to purchase a few Marvel statues and busts of your favorite characters. Now, how do you protect and display your new collectibles while keeping their value intact? Review the following guidelines on protecting your collectibles.
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By Dee Barizo
Red decks will always be around at Magic the Gathering tournaments. Red mana and red cards symbolize chaos and aggression and many players thrive off of aggressive, quick kill decks. The new big set, Shadowmoor, was officially released on May 2, 2008 and there are 3 red cards in I predict will see a lot of play in the popular Standard format. In my playtesting, these 3 cards have proven their worth as quality cards.
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By Carl Doherty
With the success of the movie adaptation Stardust, as well as his novel American Gods, Neil Gaiman’s work is finally getting the mainstream attention it deserves. Though alongside Allen Moore, Gaiman has been one of the few American comic writers to enter popular culture, gathering critical acclaim from outside the comic book sphere, many of his appreciators may still not recognise his graphic novel work outside of The Sandman series and its numerous offshoots.
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By Tony Connor
![Birds of Prey: The Complete Series [2008]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51%2BosDk3IOL._SL75_.jpg)
Birds of Prey was a short-lived TV series shown on The WB network in 2002 and 2003, based on the DC Comics series of the same name. Even though almost eight million people watched it, it The WB canceled it after only thirteen episodes.
It featured three superheroes fighting crime in New Gotham City until Batman returns from his self-imposed exile.
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By Todd Murphy
BOTTOM LINE: It’s a good, solid, comic book, action film that delivers on the thrills of the famous big green angry giant, but it’s too fast, noisy and shallow; more time spent on story, pacing and character would have made this as good as its Marvel counterpart, Iron Man.
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