Yesterday, retailers received the following e-mail from Diamond, DC Comics’ exclusive distributors to comic shops:
TRICK ‘R TREAT MINISERIES TO BE RESOLICITED AT A LATER DATE
TRICK ‘R TREAT, the four-issue weekly shipping mini-series from WildStorm, has been postponed and will be resolicited at a later date. All orders placed under the item codes AUG070318, AUG070319, AUG070320 and AUG070321 are cancelled.
This begs the question: are they going to change all the evil pumpkins into happy Santas? I can see it now:
DARK RUDOLPH!
WON’T YOU PULL SOME SLAY TONIGHT??
It also makes me wonder what I’m going to give the little kiddies this Halloween. Their parents won’t accept apples…
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Well, certainly not apples from you. I'm amazed parents let their children come near your house in the first place.
Well, Linda's a nice person.
Apples? When have you ever cnsidered apples? I knew it! I just knew all that candy you stockpiled 'for Halloween' wasn't for trick or treaters!!My wonderful landlord is so anti-handing out to the kiddies that she turns off the motion sensor lights in the yard and on the front porch, preventing her tenants from handing out candy (or seeing the front stairs) on Halloween
I gave out Reeses peanut butter cups last year and had enough left to hand over to the roofers in our development the next day. Most of my neighbors don't participate, much less give apples.
I think it was Disney who screwed up the apple handouts.