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Zendikar Rising Collector Box $225 Zendikar Rising Booster Box $100 Zendikar Rising Bundle $40 Commander Legends Booster Box $110 Commander Legends Collector Box $250... Commander Legends full deck $20 All prices are cash and include tax See more

"Now, we step into the Otherworld, where all realities are one, and your defeat will mean the death of Krakoa, the death of this earth, and the death of you, as you are now, never to return. So when you draw your sword, you must not fight like a human, who stands to lose a few years of toil.. but like a mutant, who stands to lose forever in paradise. For if you do not.. you will not be the first Immortals i have watched die."

Zendikar Rising Collector boosters being restocked. Give me a call if you are interested.

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Zendikar Rising Bundles are in.

Just bagged up about 30 new sets of books! Some great Indy and Super books in here!

Commander Legends collector boosters are already presold out. Im only getting a very small allocation, which is ridiculous. Price is $250cash. I do have Booster boxes still available and the Decks of which there are 2.

About half way through and this story just keeps getting better. X-men #13 was fantastic. Plus we get all these Alex Ross Timeless Variants to boot. Enjoy!

Magic the Gathering Zendikar Rising: I just got my second half of Set boosters in. Still waiting for Draft Boosters on my original order. Come in if you are on the list and didn't receive them sadly and i apologize for the wait.

Congrats to Frank Nerad on winning a sealed booster box of Zendikar rising! And a sincere thank you to everyone for purchasing pre release kits in such a weird time for Magic. And a shout out to random . org for picking us a winner!

"Death is just a different kind of journeyto the land that I am king of." T'Challa, Secret Wars #7 In the Black Panther mythos, T'Challa often retreats to his City of the Dead, where all the previous kings and queens of Wakanda have been buried. There, T'Challa finds wisdom and counsel from his ancestors who have gone before. It was in such a city, almost 25 years ago, that I met Chadwick "Chad" Boseman. Our City of the Dead was Howard University, a place where we felt our ...ancestors Kwame Ture, Donny Hathaway, Zora Neale Hurston walked with us. The word "ancestor" is key here. It was not simply that Howard had produced "notable" or "accomplished" alumni; it was that it had produced warriors, men and women who'd spent their lives employing their chosen weaponry in the very same war that both Chad and myself, by virtue of color, felt ourselves drafted into. Like T'Challa in his own City of the Dead, we were so inculcated with their spirit that we felt we had a responsibility to do much the same. So it would not have been enough for Chad to become a leading man in Hollywood. His art would have to somehow advance the ancestral war for justice. Not that Chad needed much urging. I met him leading a protest with my friend Kamilah Forbes to preserve the dignity of Howard's fine arts college. What I am saying is that before I knew Chad the artist, I knew Chad the warrior. And he was regal even then. There was something almost otherworldly about Chad I would listen to him talk and only catch about 60 percent of what he was actually saying. It took time to realize that this was because Chad was always a few steps ahead of everyone. I got to watch him through the years advancing out of student theater, on to TV and film, and then finally cast as T'Challa. He was perfect. He had T'Challa's royal spirit, the sense that he did not represent merely himself, but a nation. And this is how I am understanding his death. It is personally sad to lose him at such a young age. But for those of us who so needed him right now, in these dark times, those of us who went to war with him, the loss is unthinkable. We simply cannot afford to be without Chad. My recourse is inadequate, but it's all I have to make meaning of this tragedy. It is the idea of ancestry. It is the notion that when someone like Chad wields their weapons as fiercely as he once did, they are remembered. It is the idea that Chad's wisdom and power are still with us in ancestral form. It is the thought that just as Chad once walked into the City of the Dead and harnessed the energy of those who'd gone before him, so he too may be harnessed, by all those warriors to come.