Read in October

This was the month when I completely forgot about Antick Musings' fifth anniversary -- and I'm not going back to catch up, so I'll let any interested parties troll through the archives themselves -- in my pursuit of Book-A-Day. (Even more so, since I was pushing to get far enough ahead for my November vacation to look seamless -- I'm almost there as I write this, and it looks like Book-A-Day will continue to chug away even while I'm not around.)

And, since I was still doing Book-A-Day, this is, once again, just a list of links:

• Kazuto Okada, Sundome, Vol. 7 (10/1)
  
• Graham Roumieu, Me Write Book (10/2)
  
• Fabio Moon & Gabriel Ba, De:Tales (10/3)
  
• David B. and Pierre MacOrlan, The Littlest Pirate King (10/3)
  I wrote about this in my graphic novels column for Realms of Fantasy, but it would have been for the February issue, and the magazine folded before that. Update: RoF has since un-folded, so my review should appear in due time.
  
• Mitch Schauer and Mike Vosberg, RIP M.D. (10/3)
  I wrote about this in my graphic novels column for Realms of Fantasy, but it would have been for the February issue, and the magazine folded before that. Update: RoF has since un-folded, so my review should appear in due time.
• Drew Friedman, Too Soon? (10/4)
  
• I*n Fl*ming, Alligator (10/4)
  
• Kathryn & Stuart Immonen, Moving Pictures (10/5)
  
• Greg Rucks and J.H. Williams III, Batwoman: Elegy (10/6)
  
• Jonathan Lethem, Karl Rusnak, Farel Dalrymple, and Paul Hornschemeier, Omega the Unknown (10/7)
  
• Stephane Blanquet, Toys in the Basement (10/7)
  I wrote about this in my graphic novels column for Realms of Fantasy, but it would have been for the February issue, and the magazine folded before that. Update: RoF has since un-folded, so my review should appear in due time.
• Anthony Lappe and Dan Goldman, Shooting War (10/8)
  
• Julia Wertz, Drinking at the Movies (10/11)
  
• Alan Moore and various artists, Supreme: The Story of the Year (10/12)
  
• Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio, editors, Stories (10/12)
  
• Holly Black and Ted Naifeh, The Good Neighbors, Book Two: Kith (10/13)
  
• Fred Van lente, Dean Koontz, and Queenie Chan, Odd Is On Our Side (10/14)
  
• Carrie Vaughn, Kitty Raises Hell (10/14)
  
• Simon Gardenfors, 120 Days of Simon (10/15)
  
• Jason, Werewolves of Montpelier (10/16)
  
• Darwyn Cooke, Richard Stark's Parker: The Outfit (10/18)
  
• Lars Martinson, Tonoharu, Part Two (10/19)
  
• Bob Sehlinger & Len Testa, The Unofficial Guide: The Color Companion to Walt Disney World (10/19)
  
• Charles Burns, X'ed Out (10/20)
  
• S.G. Browne, Fated (10/20)
  
• Bob Sehlinger & Len Testa, The Unofficial Guide: Walt Disney World 2011 (10/20)
  
• Mike Mignola et. al., Hellboy: Masks and Monsters (10/21)
  
• Various, Strange Tales (10/22)
  
• Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives, Vol. 1 (10/22)
  
• Drew Friedman, The Fun Never Stops! (10/23)
  
• Miles Kington, How Shall I Tell the Dog? (10/24)
  
• Mike Mignola, The Amazing Screw-On Head and Other Curious Objects (10/24)
  
• Matt Kindt, Revolver (10/25)
  
• Chris Roberson & Shawn McManus, Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love (10/26)
  
• Kage Baker, The Bird of the River (10/26)
  
• Will Dinski, Fingerprints (10/27)
• Mark Crilley, Miki Falls, Vol. 3: Autumn (10/28)
• Lewis Trondheim, Mister I (10/29)
• Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives, Vol. 3 (10/29)
  

As you read this, I'm probably on a theme-park ride. Hope you're doing something equally exciting.