Thor #12 Date Pushed

[Chris Nolan.ca]

FYI, Thor #12 has been pushed to Christmas Eve (Dec 24, 2008); previously set to ship 11/19/2008.

[JoeD80]

I just saw a review for Thor #12 so it looks like it made it's Christmas Eve date

[Chris Nolan.ca]

I just saw a review for Thor #12 so it looks like it made it's Christmas Eve date

Looks like it -- check out a five page preview too.

On the note of issues being pushed -- Twelve #9 is going to be another month -- Jan 28th is the new date.

[raw_bean]

I'm trade-waiting it, so hopefully that's enough issues out for a second collection. I want to read more!

[Chris Nolan.ca]

On the note of issues being pushed -- Twelve #9 is going to be another month -- Jan 28th is the new date.

Another new date for The Twelve #9 -- Feb 18.

[Qixotl]

And no Thor issues in April, and nothing from Joe at all from DC in that month. The only release on the docket is the hardcover release of Supreme Power: Powers & Principalities (collecting issues #7-#12). I'm trying to stay patient for more regular comic content from Joe, but it continues to get harder to do so.

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/090120-marvel-april-2009-solicitations.html

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/090119-dc-april-2009-soliciations.html

[Belbo]

Another new date for The Twelve #9 -- Feb 18.

Maybe not. Joe Quesada was asked about that in his weekly blog / Q&A on marvel.com

JQ:What's going on with The Twelve?

THE TWELVE has momentarily become a casualty of the success of its creative team. First JMS became one of the most sought after writers in Hollywood following the release and success of the film he wrote, "Changeling." Then, Chris Weston signed on to do conceptual art and storyboarding for a completely separate film project at around the same time! So for the moment, while they stick pick away at it, THE TWELVE is on hold until such time as Joe and Chris free up from their incredibly hectic schedules. But here's a page from #9 to tide you over for awhile.

So basically it's anyone's guess when this will get finished ....

[Jan]

Thanks, Belbo. I'm happy for them both but it's kind of a drag, too. One of the reasons why JMS left the big books was so he could do the smaller series which could be completed before they came out at all.

I'm missing regular doses of JMS stories.

Jan