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Titan books

Posted: 18 Jun 2006, 15:47
by Ian
Does anyone out there no if Titan are going to reprint more classic comic stripsd in book form?

I wrote to them a few months ago asking them this question but nevergot a reply! 8)

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Posted: 18 Jun 2006, 19:22
by Garen
Have a look here, Ian, and click on the pre-orders. It at least shows the next 3 months or so:

http://www.forbiddenplanet.co.uk/index. ... h=388_1309

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Posted: 18 Jun 2006, 20:15
by Ian
Thank you Garen.That was a useful link. Ian

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Posted: 22 Jun 2006, 23:23
by George L
The July issue of Previews (which is out next week) lists the following items for on sale in September:

TITAN PUBLISHING
JUL06 3429 CHARLEYS WAR VOL 3 OCT 1916 FEB 1917 HC #3 (C: 0-1-2) SRP: $19.95 = $
JUL06 3430 CHARLEYS WAR VOL 1 HC (O/A) (C: 0-1-2) SRP: $19.95 = $
JUL06 3431 CHARLEYS WAR VOL 2 AUG OCT 1916 HC (O/A) (C: 0-1-2) SRP: $19.95 = $
JUL06 3432 MODESTY BLAISE VOL 10 CRY WOLF TP (C: 0-1-2) SRP: $16.95 = $
JUL06 3433 WALLACE & GROMIT MAGAZINE #14 (C: 0-1-2) SRP: $5.99 = $
PAGE 321

Of course things can happen such as delays or cancellations.

Re: Titan books

Posted: 23 Jun 2006, 10:04
by Lew Stringer
George L wrote:
Of course things can happen such as delays or cancellations.

It's unlikely Wallace & Gromit Comic will be delayed (or cancelled yet). It's apperared on time every month so far. (IMHO one of Britain's best new comics but sadly hardly mentioned here for some strange reason).

Modesty Blaise has also kept its quarterly frequency so far (as has its companion series, James Bond 007). The first two Charley's War volumes are re-offerings, as they're already published, so the third CW volume is the only one that might have a delay but I don't see any reason why it might ship late.

Lew

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Posted: 24 Jun 2006, 00:00
by Captain Storm
Hi Ian,not too surprised to read you got no reply from the publishers.I wrote to a certain company many years ago re a novel by Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson and also recieved no reply.The sheer obstinancy and bad manners of the people supposed to be in charge of these services to the public beggars belief!Any other job and they would be fired for their incompetence.It really tightens my colon! :twisted: If any other business ran their operations this way,they would be out of business all too soon!!!WE are their bread and butter and YOU do not bite the hand that feeds!ALL comics PRIMA DONNAS take note!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted: 24 Jun 2006, 14:09
by wilsia
Thanks everybody.I agree with the Capt it beggars belief that companys such as Titan dont even think its worthwhile replying to current and potential customers. Without us they would be sunk.
D C Thompson always reply and are very helpful.

Re: Titan books

Posted: 24 Jun 2006, 17:07
by Lew Stringer
wilsia wrote:Thanks everybody.I agree with the Capt it beggars belief that companys such as Titan dont even think its worthwhile replying to current and potential customers. Without us they would be sunk.
D C Thompson always reply and are very helpful.

Sorry if this is an obvious question but did you enclose a SAE?

It could simply be that there had been no decision on the titles you enquired about at the time you asked, then they simply forgot to reply or forgot to pass your enquiry on to the relevant editor.

I know a couple of the editors at Titan and they've been in the comics business for 20 years or more so I'm sure they appreciate your custom.

Lew

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Posted: 25 Jun 2006, 13:17
by Richard S.
A word in defence of Titan...I wrote to them a while ago about a mis-printed page in one of their titles and they were good enough to send me a free copy of the title when it was re-printed (with the error corrected). This seems like very good customer service to me.

In all my other dealings with Titan I have found them to be extremely helpful and courteous.

I applaud their decision to re-print UK tiles like Dan Dare, Charley's War, Spider and Steel Claw. They are making a great contribution to the UK comics scene these days.


Richard S.

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Posted: 25 Jun 2006, 17:51
by Ian
I confess that I didnt enclose an SAE.Im going to write to them again with an SAE and see what happens.
For the record I wrote to them to tell them how much I enjoyed their reprints of "Charlies War","Steel Caw" etc and to ask them if there was any possibility of them doing "Janus stalk".

I will let the forum know how I get on.

Re: Titan books

Posted: 25 Jun 2006, 18:20
by Lew Stringer
Ian wrote:I confess that I didnt enclose an SAE.Im going to write to them again with an SAE and see what happens.
For the record I wrote to them to tell them how much I enjoyed their reprints of "Charlies War","Steel Caw" etc and to ask them if there was any possibility of them doing "Janus stalk".

I will let the forum know how I get on.

Always enclose an SAE when making enquiries. You're asking them to give you some of their time so they're not going to pay for it. :)

The character you're thinking about is Janus Stark by the way. I agree that it would be brilliant to see those collected.

Lew

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Posted: 30 Jun 2006, 17:48
by presterjohn
I have never been a big fan of Titan books. I always feel that they try and screw every last penny out of me for the work that they retail. Pro rata they are much more expensive to buy than Mavel's output when it comes to hadcovers and TPB's.

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Posted: 30 Jun 2006, 18:11
by Lew Stringer
Charley's War book 3 scheduled for September.

Lew