Sentence examples for copies of issue from inspiring English sources

On Monday DC Comics requested that copies of issue No. 10 of "All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder, " below, be destroyed rather than put on sale.

At the journal's launch at the late November meeting of the National Association of Biology Teachers, our editors quickly gave away more than 2,000 copies of issue #1.

Purchase physical copies of issue 26 of MATTE magazine featuring photos by James Gentile on mattemagazine.org.org

Puchase physical copies of issue 24 of MATTE magazine on mattemagazine.org, or at Printed Matter's New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1 later his week.

Puchase physical copies of issue 24 of MATTE magazine on mattemagazine.org, or at Printed Matter's New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1 later his week.

Purchase physical copies of issue 26 of MATTE magazine featuring pictures by Hobbes Ginsberg on mattemagazine.org, or at Printed Matter's New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1 this weekend.

Multiple copies of Issues 2 and 3 of the Gutai magazine, published by the group to illustrate and promote its activities, were found in Pollock's library after his death in 1956 by a close friend, B. H. Friedman.

He said he had long kept thousands of digital copies of issues from the early years of The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, which are available at Jstor, but that he had never shared them.

He was aided in these attacks by the unabashedly Liberal Edmonton Bulletin, which distributed free copies of issues containing coverage of the divorce in McPherson's southern Little Bow riding.

Without condescension Mr. Zapcic led her to a copy of issue No. 300 of Wolverine and a piggy bank in the shape of the Mighty Thor.

I spotted a copy of issue six of Oz London (containing features on John Peel, Greek prisons, and RD Laing) going on eBay for £100, despite being "slightly dog-eared, with hippy candle wax on the cover".