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Subsequently, Tales of G.I. Joe reprinted the first fifteen issues of G.I. Joe on a higher quality paper stock than that used for the main comic.

A fan petition that garnered over 10,000 signatures was created, and a year later, Viz announced they would stop censoring the series and instead increased its "rating" to 13 and up, and reprinted the first 3 graphic novels.

At New York Comic Con 2009, Yen Press announced that it had acquired the North American license for the series; it reprinted the first five volumes with new translations along with volume six in September 2009, and is continuing with later volumes.

Clarendon reprinted the fifth edition of Green's Prolegomena to Ethics in 2003, replacing Edward Caird's preface with an introductory essay by David Brink.

Why did newspapers have to reprint the first editions of the newspapers they sent to print on the morning of January 4? c.

This hardly seems like the stuff of traditional comic books, but Unknown Soldier is a regular series; a collected edition, which reprints the first six issues, will be in bookstores beginning on Aug. 26.

Hark back to the early days of the Marvel Universe in MARVEL FIRSTS: THE 1960S ($29.99), by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and a host of other writers and artists, which reprints the first adventures of many now big-screen heroes.

At No. 9 on the graphic books hardcover best-seller list this week is Volume 1 of "Thor: God of Thunder," which reprints the first five issues of the latest series devoted to Thor, one of Marvel's top heroes.

It reprints the first 16 issues of the 1980s series that brought together a few sidekick heroes (Robin, Kid Flash and Wonder Girl) and teamed them with some new ones (Cyborg, Raven and Starfire).

"Plastic Man" can be found mainly in those plastic bags collectors use to stash their rare, slow-burning forest fires of newsprint, although DC Comics has at last published "The Plastic Man Archives, Volume 1," which at least reprints the first twenty "Plastic Man" stories, published between 1941 and 1943, when the developing artist was just beginning to stretch.

In addition to funding the development of the new volume, Gonzales will also be reprinting the first book (for the third time).