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ComicList: New Comic Book Releases List for 07/22/2015 (1 Week Out)
ComicList: New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, July 22, 2015.
This work, a list of the comic books, graphic novels, and other products that should be available in your local or online comic book shop next week, is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License, and is &
Charles S. LePage.
This is the *preliminary* list and is not definitive.
The final version will be published next week.
This information is compiled from a variety of sources including Diamond Distribution and our friends at .
Remember, when you order any of these titles, whether here or at your local comic book shop, NOW instead of waiting closer to the release date, you save money AND you save the time of hunting down the issue after it sells out.
To find a local comic book shop, please browse .
PLEASE NOTE- Not all of these titles will actually arrive in all stores. Let me know if any of the names or numbers are wrong.
Items being released this week per sources other than Diamond Distribution are individually noted.
TITLE, ISSUE NUMBER, PRICE IN U.S. DOLLARS ("AR" means "ask your retailer for the price")
12-GAUGE COMICS
ALTERNATIVE COMICS
AMRYL ENTERTAINMENT
ARCHIE COMIC PUBLICATIONS
AVATAR PRESS
BLACK LIBRARY
BLACK MASK COMICS
BLISS ON TAP
BLUE SNAKE BOOKS
BONGO COMICS
BOOM! STUDIOS
BOUNDLESS COMICS
CANTON STREET PRESS
CHAPTER HOUSE PUBLISHING
COMIC SHOP NEWS
DANGER ZONE
DARK HORSE COMICS
DARKROSE STUDIOS
DIAMOND PUBLICATIONS
Game Trade Magazine #186 (not verified by Diamond), $3.99
Previews #323 (August 2015), $3.99
DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT
FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS
GEMSTONE PUBLISHING
GRAPHIC INDIA
IDW PUBLISHING
IMAGE COMICS
KENZER AND COMPANY
KODANSHA COMICS
LEGENDARY COMICS
LITTLE BROWN AND COMPANY
LOCUS MAGAZINE
MARVEL COMICS
Marvel Previews #144 (August 2015 For Products On-Sale October 2015), $1.25
NORMA EDITORIAL
PANINI PUBLISHING
RANDOM HOUSE BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS
RED 5 COMICS
SANCTUM PRODUCTIONS
SCHWARTZ AND WADE
SEVEN SEAS ENTERTAINMENT
STORM KING PRODUCTIONS
TITAN BOOKS
TITAN COMICS
TOMART PUBLICATIONS
UDON ENTERTAINMENT
VALIANT ENTERTAINMENT
ZENESCOPE ENTERTAINMENT
Cards - TOPPS COMPANY
Games - NECA/WIZKIDS
Dungeons And Dragons Temple Of Elemental Evil Board Game, $64.99
Games - STEVE JACKSON GAMES
Games - WIZARDS OF THE COAST
Magic The Gathering TCG 2015 Origins Booster Pack, AR
Magic The Gathering TCG 2015 Origins Clash Deck, AR
Magic The Gathering TCG 2015 Origins Fat Pack, $39.99
Familiar Of Zero Season 4 BD, AR
Merchandise
Dorbz Batman Harley Quinn Vinyl Figure, $9.00
Dorbz Batman Penguin Vinyl Figure, $9.00
Fantasy Figure Gallery DC Comics Collection Harley Quinn Statue, $259.99
Game Of Thrones Eddard Stark 1/6 Scale Figure, $160.00
Garbage Pail Kids Mystery Minis 12-Piece, AR
Jurassic World Growler Action Figure Assortment 201502, $45.36
Marvel 500 2-Inch Collectors Figures 201501, AR
Marvel Black Widow Tank T-Shirt XL, $25.00
POP Boondock Saints Connor Mcmanus Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Boondock Saints Murphy Mcmanus Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Breakfast Club Allison Reynolds Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Cars McQueen Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Fallout Brotherhood Of Steel Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Harry Potter Hagrid 6-Inch Vinyl Figure, $14.50
POP Harry Potter Hermione Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Harry Potter Snape Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Karate Kid Daniel Larusso Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Karate Kid Johnny Lawrence Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Orange Is The New Black Galina Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Peanuts Lucy Van Pelt Vinyl Figure, $10.99
POP Star Trek The Next Generation Will Riker Vinyl Figure, $10.99
ReAction Arrow Dark Archer Figure, $10.99
ReAction Arrow Deathstroke Figure, $10.99
ReAction Arrow Green Arrow Figure, $10.99
ReAction Gremlins Bandit Gremlin Figure, $10.99
ReAction Gremlins Christmas Gizmo Figure, $10.99
ReAction Gremlins Cinema Gremlin Figure, $10.99
ReAction Gremlins Gizmo Figure, $10.99
ReAction Gremlins Gremlin Stripe Figure, $10.99
ReAction Gremlins Mogwai Stripe Figure, $10.99
ReAction Jaws Martin Brody Figure, $10.99
ReAction Jaws Matt Hooper Figure, $10.99
ReAction Jaws Shark 10-Inch Figure, $14.99
ReAction Scarface Tony Montana Figure, $10.99
Star Wars Black 3-3/4-Inch Action Figure Assortment 201502, AR
Tomorrowland Pin 1, $4.99
Transformers Generations Legends Action Figure Assortment 201504, AR
Vinyl Idolz Napoleon Dynamite Napoleon Vinyl Figure, $19.99
Vinyl Idolz Napoleon Dynamite Pedro Vinyl Figure, $19.99
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AR -Ask retailer for price
BD -Blu-ray Disc
CCG -Collectible card game
CD -Compact disc
DVD -Digital versatile disc
FCBD -Free Comic Book Day
GN -Graphic novel
HC -Hardcover
HD -High definition
LCG -Living Card Game
MMPB -Mass market paperback
PVC -Polyvinyl chloride
RPG -Role playing game
SC -Softcover
TBD -To be determined
TCG -Trading card game
TP -Trade paperback
UDA -Upper Deck Authenticated
WDCC -Walt Disney Classics Collection
WS -Widescreen
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If you have other pets, make sure to keep them separate from the orphaned kittens for at least 2 weeks. Don't let them share litter boxes, food, or water bowls, since these could spread disease.
Keep them warm. Neonatal kittens (under 2 weeks old) cannot regulate their body temperature and usually keep warm by snuggling up to the mother. Since they can't do this, get a heating pad designed for puppies or kittens. Place the kittens on the heating pad, making sure to avoid direct contact with the pad if there's no fleece cover on it. If there's no cover, wrap a towel around it.
Kittens should never be directly exposed to the heating pad, since they may get localized burns or overheat.
You can also use a hot water bottle wrapped in a towel, but check it frequently to make sure it's still warm (around 100 degrees).
Make a soft bedding spot. Place a box or cat carrier in a quiet, isolated part of your house. The room you put it in should be warm and draft-free, away from any other pets. Set a towel inside the box to make a cozy spot for the kittens to rest. You should also cover the box or carrier with a towel to keep it warm.
Make sure not to cover air holes in the box or cat carrier to prevent suffocation.
Keep the kittens together. You don't need separate boxes or carriers for each kitten. Place them all in the same soft bedding spot. This will also help keep them warm and comforted. Ensure that there is enough room for the kittens to move around.
For instance, the kittens should be able to move to the edges of a heating pad if they're starting to overheat.
Buy powdered cat milk replacer. Buy powdered cat milk replacer, like Cimicat, from the vet clinic, major pet stores, or the internet. This is the cat equivalent of infant formula, with the same composition milk from the kittens' mother. Do not feed cow's milk since the sugar, or lactose, will likely upset the kittens' stomachs.
If you don't have milk replacement and the kittens are hungry, offer some boiled water that has been cooled. Use a dropper or syringe, until you can get to the vet clinic or pet store. The water keeps the kittens hydrated and won't cause upset stomachs.
Prepare to feed the kittens. Sterilize the bottle and nipple in boiling water, then let them cool completely on a clean towel. Mix up the milk replacement formula using a little whisk to get the lumps out. You should warm the milk up to 95 - 100 degrees before feeding it to the kittens. As a final check, drip a few drops onto the underside of your wrist to make sure it's not too hot.
Always make sure the kittens themselves are warm before feeding them. Never feed a kitten whose temperature is less than 95 degrees. This could cause aspiration pneumonia which makes it difficult to breathe and may even be fatal.
Correctly position the kittens and bottles for feeding. Never hold a kitten and feed it like a human baby. Instead, keep the kitten's feet down and it's head straight, as though she's nursing from her mother. Hold her by the scruff of her neck and place the nipple into the side, then center of her mouth. The kitten will adjust it till it's comfortable for her.Let the kitten control the suction from the bottle. Don't squirt or force the milk into her mouth.
Don't forget to burp the kittens after feeding. Burp the kittens like you would a human baby. Place a kitten on your chest, lap, or shoulder and gently rub and pat her back with 2 fingers until she burps.
If a kitten is having trouble latching on, hold the kitten's face and don't let her move her head. Try to feed her again and squirt just a few drops of milk out. She'll probably latch on.
Feed the kittens frequently. You'll be able to tell a kitten is hungry if she cries and wiggles around like she's hunting for a nipple. The kittens will feed every 2 - 3 hours around the clock during the first 2 weeks of life. It's best to use a kitten feeding bottle that has a specially designed kitten teat (made by Catac). Follow the guidelines on the package of milk replacer to determine how much to feed in each meal. A full kitten often falls asleep while suckling and has a rounded belly.
In an emergency, use an eyedropper or a small syringe to drip milk into the kitten's mouth.
After 2 weeks, the feeds can be stretched out to to every 3 to 4 hours, with a gap of 6 hours overnight.
Help the kittens eliminate feces and urine. Normally, the mother licks the kittens' genitals after each feed which causes them to pass feces and urine. Before and after each feed, you'll need to wipe the kitten's bottom with a cotton pad soaked in warm water. This stimulates the kitten to go to the toilet, which she cannot do without stimulation until she is a few weeks old. Place the kitten on a clean blanket and turn the kitten on its side. Use the moistened cotton pad to rub the genitals in one direction, not back and forth which could cause friction. You'll notice the kitten begin to urinate or defecate. Keep rubbing until the kitten stops or she may not completely eliminate.
The kittens' urine shouldn't smell and should be pale yellow in color. Feces should be yellowish brown. If you notice white or green feces, or dark urine that smells strongly, the kittens may be dehydrated or need medical attention.
Clean the kittens. Once you've fed and helped the kittens eliminate, you'll need to clean them. Take a warm damp cloth and stroke the kittens' fur using short strokes. Be sure to towel dry the kittens until they're completely dry and place them back in their soft warm bedding.
If you notice dried feces are stuck on a kitten's fur, gently dip the kitten's bottom into a bowl of warm water. Then you can carefully wipe the loosened feces off with a cloth.
Checking the weight of the kittens. Kittens should steadily gain weight throughout their first few months. Make sure to weigh each kitten at the same time every day and record their weights. Kittens usually double their weight one week after birth. They should keep gaining about half an ounce each day after the first week. If a kitten stops gaining weight, or is losing weight, there is something wrong and it may need to see a vet.
For example, kittens are usually born weighing around 3.0 - 3.7 ounces (90 - 110 grams). Around 2 weeks old, a kitten should weigh around 7 ounces. By 3 weeks old, the kitten should weigh about 10 ounces.
Know when to take the kittens to the vet. It's a good idea to take the kittens to the vet as soon as possible to let the vet check for dehydration, worms, parasites, and assess their general health. Some veterinarians' offices may even offer a free visit if you tell them you're caring for rescued kittens. You should also know when to take young kittens to the vet for medical treatment. Take the kittens to the vet if you notice:
A high or low temperature (over 103 or under 99 degrees)
Lack of appetite (if a kitten hasn't eaten at all in a day, get emergency medical attention)
Vomiting (if it's constant, get emergency medical attention)
Weight loss
Coughing, sneezing, discharge from the eyes or nose
Diarrhea (if it's constant, get emergency medical attention)
Lack of energy
Bleeding of any kind (get emergency medical attention)
Difficulty breathing (get emergency medical attention)
Any trauma, like being hit by a car, dropped, limping, stepped on, unconscious (get emergency medical attention)
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Animal shelters are often good places to go for advice and inexpensive vet care, and can help you find homes for the kittens when they are old enough. Some even have dedicated volunteers that raise kittens until they can be adopted.
The best place for a newborn kitten is with its mother. Feral kittens should be left with their mothers until 4 weeks of age, if possible. Observe the litter to be sure it is orphaned or abandoned before trying to raise them yourself. Sometimes the mother is lurking not far away. Abandoned kittens will be dirty and crying continuously from cold and hunger.
If you discover a litter of newborn orphaned kittens and cannot provide the care they need or do not know some people who will assist you, then get them to the local Humane Society or your local animal shelter as soon as possible. The Humane Society or the local animal shelter will know how to best take care of orphaned kittens in the United States if you don’t have the resources.
If there is just one kitten, a small stuffed animal to cuddle will keep it warm and remind it of its mother and litter mates.
Even with the best of care, very young kittens may die without the care of their mother.
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