I buy mine from eBay, but your local comic shop will probably stock them.SpongeyKid said:Where can I get these comics? I really want some :(
Barnes and Nobles is usually where I find mine.Where can I get these comics? I really want some :(
I might as well start getting some soon :p. Oh and the Good Neighbors reference was a nice touch in it.DadMom AngryPants said:Some sneak peek pages of SpongeBob Comics: Freestyle Funnies 2014! (aka the Free Comic Book Day book).
Last plug of the day! SpongeBob Comics #29 has a whole ton of good stuff--in our special Sandy Cheeks sci-fi issue! With Hilary Barta, James Kochalka, David DeGrand, Robert Leighton, Robert Sikoryak, and Travis Nichols. It comes out tomorrow.
SpongeBob Comics #29 comes out tomorrow--featuring among other things a great story (one panel shown here) by Derek Drymon (story and art); color by Mike DeVito and a monster drawn by...guess who? Don't SWAMP me with guesses and make me be a facebook TYRANT. That would be TABOO.
One more plug--from the back cover by James Kochalka. SPONGEBOB COMICS #29 on sale 2 morrow. Boom.
What does this crazy contraption do? Find out tomorrow when SpongeBob Comics #29 comes out! The comic I drew even has a 2 page spread which makes a fancy pinup, if you're into that sorta thing!
Written by Derek Drymon, art by Vincent DePorter and various, cover by Jerry Ordway, Jacob Chabot.
Part 1 of their first Superhero Showdown! It all starts here! SpongeBob's first soggy serialized adventure "Showdown at the Shady Shoals" pulls anchor and begins a 5-issue voyage into aquatic action! In a tale featuring the art of Jerry Ordway, SpongeBob must find out who's stronger: his idol, Mermaid Man, or that noble anti-hero, the proud, muscular, poofy-haired sea king Viro Reganto? It's a question that will send SpongeBob, Mermaid Man, and Viro into a quest that spans decades, from the Briny Age of comics to the pulse-pounding present! Plus: SpongeBob's strange haircut ritual, a fill-in comic, SpongeFunnies by James Kochalka, and a guide to the ancient undersea language of Esperanto?
32 pages, $2.99.
One more plug for SpongeBob Comics #30, out today! Featuring a back cover and 10 page story by yours truly, along with some great stuff by pals Bob Flynn and Shane Houghton. Kudos to Chris Duffy for assembling another great issue!
SPONGEBOB COMICS ANNUAL GIANT SWIMTACULAR #2Written by Derek Drymon and various, art by Jerry Ordway and various, cover by Vincent DePorter.
SpongeBob's first multi-part epic continues in part 2 of "Showdown at the Shady Shoals" featuring a knockdown, drag-out, underwater battle between Mermaid Man and his haughty rival, Viro Reganto! It's a sub-aquatic slap fight (with art by Jerry Ordway!) that's got SpongeBob on the edge of his square seat!
32 pages, $2.99.
Written by Graham Annable and various, art by Jose Delbo and various, cover by Israel Sanchez.
United Plankton Pictures presents its second annual 48-page swimtacular, filled with super-themed stories by some of the finest cartoonists on dry land! When Mr. Krabs is kidnapped by a bitter restaurant critic (is there any other kind?), Squidward must reveal his super-secret identity--
the tentacled avenger known as The Squishy Knight!
48 pages, $4.99.