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confession #1 8/24/2017

I'm always alone now... I don't know why. people on the animal jam clans wiki were to mean to me that I moved here now. so... I hope this goes well :3

confession #2 8/24/2017

I have been hunting lately... other predators tend to pick on me here and there, but I'm fine :) probably because of I'm domestic or something. who knows. but I know 1 thing. THAT GRAPES ARE GOOD!

confession #3 8/25/2017

I pretend I can fly all the time now :3 but who cares?!?!?!??!?!?! I literally ate a grape and almost suffocated. my friends always give me a piece of candy cause I get hyper just from 1. and it happened.... i nearly jumped off a cliff from it XD

confession#4 8/26/2017

i have NEVER FELT SO  HAPPY ABOUT ANYTHING IN MY LIFE!!! EVERYONE …

Is there anyone else here??? Or am I the only one working on this database at the moment???

Hello, Dark Horse Database, this is Concernedalien11780. My first experience with the Dark Horse brand was being given a Shrek comic as a kid and noticing the Dark Horse logo for the first time ever. Somehow, I could tell that the comics were meant for adult fans of Shrek because it said "damn" once or twice, which, when you're seven, somewhat emotionally disabled, and raised by decently conservative parents, is one of the scariest things you can see. The first two Shrek movies were made for adults and kids, which is why they had some mild language and reasonably sophisticated humor, and Dark Horse was publishing comics more oriented for that audience than the youth audience of Shrek's. DreamWorks Animation was originally trying to be the …

Dark Horse is going to be selling a lot of exclusive merchandise this year at San Diego Comic-Con International 2015! These are items you’re not gonna be able to get anywhere else, unless you hit up SDCC and visit the Dark Horse booth (#2615). There will be a fixed number of items available for sale each day, so they’re not just all gonna sell out on the first day. These items include:

• Archie vs. Predator #1 San Diego Comic-Con International Exclusive Variant Cover by Colleen Coover - $5.00 - Limited Edition of 1,000 - 5 per person per day
• Dragon Age: Inquisition Deluxe Playing Cards - Series Two - Convention Exclusive - $8.00 - Limited Edition of 2,000 - 10 per person per day
• Elfquest: The Final Quest Hardcover Convention Exclusive - $30.00 - …

Opening Remarks (Mostly ramblings): To be honest, I’d forgotten about this series as I’d seen a preview of it in Comic Shop News a while back but never could shake that disturbingly creepy cover. Two Wednesdays ago I saw it on the new rack section and, after flipping through it, added it to my ever increasing pile. However, for the first time in a long time I exercised some sort of financial discretion over my comic spending and asked Wayne, one of the awesome crew who’s been there for more than 15 years now, if he’d put all of my extra books in my “file” for next week (Nov 14). He gracefully did so and that was that. I read it today at work, after inwardly wincing, and probably outwardly too, at that cover again. I didn’t know what to exp…

Greetings Hellboy Fans!

In order to celebrate the release of "Hellboy in Hell" in both print and digital publications on December 5th, Dark Horse has released a promotional timeline of the top ten events in Hellboy's life! Complete with screengrabs of these very moments, the timeline gets you pumped for what's coming next! Do you guys agree with the events chosen for the timeline, or were there much more epic moments that weren't included?

Let us know, and enjoy the image!

Manny 23:33, November 5, 2012 (UTC)

I figured I'd start chronicling weekly buys for titles published by Dark Horse. Might as well start with this week, eh? For simplicity and practice, I'll put the information into a table format.

• 1 Intro
• 2 How to
• 3 Wrap Up
• 4 Links

Yes, it's going to be that kind of blog, but please bear through it, dear readers. :) My good friend turned me on to kickstarter about two weeks ago and this was a financially fatal mistake for me. I've seen so many good-looking projects with tasty looking awards (didn't know books could look delicious, huh?). Every few days I just keep seeing awesome sounding and eye-catching ideas and I just wanna jump on board. However, just pledging a dollar, the minimum pledge amount, doesn't do it for me. I want to have some decent, physical goodies that I can read, re-read, show off to friends and the staff at the lcs, and file away for posterity. I love the feel of kickstarter-from how you can hear/see the creators' pleas…

Anyone has a picture of the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition 1997 comic collection? Varese (talk) 00:28, August 26, 2012 (UTC)