More Image Comics Sell Out And Get Orders For Multiple Reprints

Not only have issues #1-3 of Falling in Love on the Path to Hell by Gerry Duggan and Garry Brown (Babyteeth), but the first three issues of series Grommets by writer Rick Remender, comedian and writer Brian Posehn, artist Brett Parson, and colourist Moreno Dinisio. have too, with all six issues heading back for further reprints.

“The sun set on samurai and gunslingers at roughly the same time in the 1870s—but Falling in Love on the Path to Hell’s two leads didn’t die off quietly. In Japan, Asami, an Onna-musha warrior and female samurai, would rather die with her weapons than surrender them to a sword hunt. In California, the gunslinger MacRaith follows his revenge to the bitter end and pays the ultimate price. The unlikely pair are mortally wounded a world apart, but awake together in a purgatory ruled by a ruthless, nightmarish society of damned warriors.”

Available on Wednesday, October 2:

• Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #1, fourth printing
• Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #2, second printing
• Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #3, second printing

Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #4 will be available on Wednesday, September 18th followed by Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #5 on Wednesday, October 16th and Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #6 on Wednesday, November 27th from Image Comics.

Meanwhile Grommets #1 – #3 reprints will be out available on Wednesday, October 2nd:

• Grommets #1, fourth printing
• Grommets #2, third printing
• Grommets #3, second printing

Grommets #4 is available now with Grommets #5 will be out on Wednesday, October 23rd and Grommets #6 on Wednesday, November 27th from Image Comics.

“Grommets takes readers on the ’80s-infused journey of a young Rick who starts a new school and tries desperately to find his place amongst the cliques of foul-mouthed high schoolers of the Sacramento suburbs. Skateboarding provides him with an opportunity to make some ‘cool’ new friends—but he soon finds out that they may not be as ‘cool’ as he (or they!) first thought.

Perfect for fans of Freaks & Geeks and Dazed and Confused, Grommets is at once an authentic look at punk rock and skater culture and a snapshot of the generation that turned skating into a worldwide phenomenon. It’s a heartfelt story that follows two friends from troubled homes as they navigate their damage in an era when no one cared.”