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For August 2015 that is ;) (i forgot to put it in the thread title and i can't edit it.)
UNCLE SCROOGE #5
(W/A) Miquel Pujol, Freddy Milton (CA) Miquel Pujol
"The Grand Canyon Conquest" wraps this month with a pulse-pounding cliffside showdown between Scrooge and schemers!
Main Cover (Miquel Pujol) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680475.jpg
Sub Cover (Derek Charm) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680477.jpg
WALT DISNEY COMICS & STORIES #722
(W) Jonathan Gray, Bruno Sarda (A) Massimo De & Various (CA) Giorgio Cavazzano
Mickey battles Scorpion Valley's giant bugs in Part 2 of the epic "Search for the Zodiac Stone!" Then it's Scrooge versus Beagle Boys in a new Freddy Milton tale!
Main Cover (Giorgio Cavazzano) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680478.jpg
Epcot Legacy Cover (Derek Charm) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680479.jpg
EDIT: Sub Cover (James Silvani) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680480.jpg
MICKEY MOUSE #3
(W) Carl Fallberg, Floyd Norman (A) Paul Murry (CA) Jonathan Gray
"The Mysterious Crystal Ball" can tell Mickey anything-even where crimes are about to strike! So why does our adventurous Mouse smell a rat?
Main Cover (Jonathan Gray) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680440.jpg
DONALD DUCK #4
(W) Rodolfo Cimino, Joe Torcivia (A) Romano Scarpa (CA) Dave Alvarez
Sick of the mayhem that his temper wreaks, Donald seeks "The Perfect Calm" from a remote mountain guru. But duck-eating yetis may get in the way!
Main Cover (Dave Alvarez) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680418.jpg
Sub Cover (Derek Charm) http://www.previewsworld.com/catalogimages/STK_IMAGES/STK680001-700000/STK680420.jpg

I'm so glad we're getting ample helpings of Scarpa! Its good to see some Paul Murray there too.

Quote from user: MightyJoeThe tpb's are digest sized, huh?
Not quite digest sized. Reading the dimensions posted at Amazon,http://www.amazon.com/dp/1631403885/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=7W7S3VTN2XQF&coliid=I3LSI81FO82T3F they seem to be about the same size as BOOM Studio's Disney trade paperback collections were, (But Amazon listings can change).

It's quite something to get a foreign story in American shores (Donald's #4) already reviewed by GeoX more than three years ago!
More than likely a happy coincidence, but it's fun to imagine one of the higher-ups being fans of his blog :D (If so, give us Federico Pedrocchi, IDW!)
EDIT: Of course, I post this BEFORE re-reading that entry, specifically its comments, and realizing our very own David Gerstein and Joe Torcivia are involved. All the more excellent!

Quote from user: Robb_KSO, THE TRADE PAPERBACKS ARE BETWEEN THE SIZE OF DIGESTS AND REGULAR COMIC BOOK SIZE. ARE ALL THE PAGES IN COLOUR? OR ARE ONLY THE COVERS?
They're all in color. (Wak! Why did you think they might not be?)
Quote from user: RichieIt's quite something to get a foreign story in American shores (Donald's #4) already reviewed by GeoX more than three years ago!
More than likely a happy coincidence, but it's fun to imagine one of the higher-ups being fans of his blog :D (If so, give us Federico Pedrocchi, IDW!)
But... but... I'm one of the editors, and I like GeoX's blog just fine!
Quote:EDIT: Of course, I post this BEFORE re-reading that entry, specifically its comments, and realizing our very own David Gerstein and Joe Torcivia are involved. All the more excellent!
Thanks on behalf of us both! And now you see that this story's been on the "to-be-used-list" for quite awhile.

As for Pedrocchi: while I love his work dearly (and struggled to present "Special Correspondent" and "The Secret of Mars" right!), most of his remaining Donald stories strike me as a better fit for some kind of collectors' edition than to the monthly Donald Duck. But we'll see.

Let's give all due credit to Matilda, who recommended the "Perfect Happiness" story to me. It's a great choice for localization.