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Welcome to the October Edition of the Collector Times!
I have so much to tell you this month, so I had better get busy.
Our cover this month comes courtesy of Daniel Fu, who does
the Utter Confusion strip for us.
  
Daniels comic is Love Bites, and its being published by Radio
Comix in late October or November. Go buy it! I saw the work
in progress a few months back, when Daniel was working on it,
and its great. You want to show your significant other
something besides spandex wearing superheroes or black clad
disenfranchised philosophers? This comic is it. What impressed
me about this comic is that its about normal people and their
loves and relationships, and it ends up being entertaining, true,
and funny. The art is gorgeous, too. Go get it, I mean it. 
We have a winner in our Contest. Chad Hay has won a signed
Golden Age print by Martin Nodell. Chad named 183 different
Green Lanterns. He tied with another person, and won the
drawing. Man, you people are anal retentive  : ) Congratulations
Chad! 
To celebrate the Tick live action TV series coming next season, 
Chris Reid gives us a review of The Tick comic. 
Plus, we have lots more. Take some time, take a look around,
and enjoy yourself. 
Its October, and you know what happens at the end of the
month...Halloween! See, I love Halloween, I always have, and
its not just because its my birthday. The last few years I have
given away comics with my candy to trick or treaters, and its
always a rousing success. I make the rounds of my local comic
shops, explain that I am giving away comics on Halloween, and
the kind retailers are always happy to either donate comics or
sell them to me extremely cheap. I give away about 250 to 300
comics each year with my candy. You want to do your part to
expand the comic market? Try this, and make some kids happy :) 
Happy Halloween! 
 
Sheryl Roberts 
Editor, The Collector Times
  
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