We'll Pay for the Damage

Navigate the 'We'll Pay for the Damage' section of The Precinct with this guide. Learn about comic solicitations, cover art, and creative teams for March 2008 releases.

Hey there! So you've stumbled upon the 'We'll Pay for the Damage' section. Don't worry, it's not as ominous as it sounds. This part of The Precinct is all about diving into the details of comic book releases, specifically those from March 2008. Think of it as a catalog for some of the coolest comics out there, giving you the lowdown on what's inside, who made it, and what it'll cost you.

We'll be looking at things like the different cover art options available, who wrote and drew the comic, and even some of the awards or nominations they've snagged. It's a great way to get a feel for the creative talent behind the books and decide which ones are worth adding to your collection. Let's break down what you can expect to find in this section.

March 2008 Comic Releases

This section acts as a catalog for comics released in March 2008. For each comic, you'll find:

• Title and Issue Number: Clearly stated so you know exactly which comic you're looking at.
• Cover Art: Details on the artists behind the various cover options, often with percentages indicating their distribution (e.g., 75% for one artist, 25% for another).
• Creative Team: Information on the writer, penciller, and colorist for each issue.
• Genre: A general classification of the comic's themes (e.g., Super Hero, Horror, Sci-Fi).
• Awards: Any accolades or nominations the comic or its creators have received.
• Publication Date: Confirms the release month and year.
• Format: Usually listed as 'Comic Book'.
• Price: The cost of the comic, with special editions like foil editions having a higher price point.

Featured Titles and Details

You'll see a variety of titles here, each with its own dedicated entry. For example:

• ADOLESCENT RADIOACTIVE BLACK BELT HAMSTERS #3: This one features writer Keith Champagne and artist Tom Nguyen, with covers by Tom Nguyen and Michael Avon Oeming. It's described as a Super Hero, Humor comic.
• ARMY OF DARKNESS/XENA: WHY NOT? #1: A crossover event written by John Layman with art by Miguel Montenegro. It's in the Fantasy, Horror, Action/Adventure genres and has a retailer incentive for bulk orders.
• ARMY OF DARKNESS: THE LONG ROAD HOME #8: This horror comic by James Kuhoric and Mike Raicht, with art by Fernando Blanco, has won a Scream Award and been nominated for another.
• BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: ORIGINS #5: A Sci-Fi comic by Robert Napton and Jonathan Lau, focusing on the character of William Adama during the First Cylon Wars.
• DARKNESS VS. EVA: DAUGHTER OF DRACULA #1: A Fantasy, Horror, Action/Adventure comic by John Reppion, Leah Moore, and Edgar Salazar, pitting The Darkness against Eva, the daughter of Dracula. A special foil edition is also available for $24.99.
• NEW BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: SEASON ZERO #9: This Sci-Fi comic by Brandon Jerwa and Jackson Herbert continues the unseen stories of the Galactica universe, leading into its conclusion.

Each entry also includes an 'Add to Cart' button, so if you see something you like, you can grab it right there!