Egmont: Missing Pictures? SPOILERS

[Ishmael]

Thanks Dante !

The people of this forum are very nice !

[Edwin]

French! I mean, yeah.

[Liam R. Findlay]

I have the U.K. edition with everything in it- the changes were made sometime last year I think.

[Dante]

Thanks for confirming that, pevalwen! Whenever I went to bookstores, I'd check copies of The End to see if they'd been updated, but I've been housebound for a while.

[Ernist]

I have a canadian first edition and theres no mistake... to bad

[violetnklaus]

my local bookstores lack the ASOUE books...And they dont have TBL or TUA either...*SULKS*

[Dante]

Perhaps you could order them online? You'll want to get TBL and the U.A. while you still can.

[Christmas Chief]

Are they going out of print?

[Invisible]

I heard about this shortly before I got the book for Christmas of 2006. (Boy, I was NOT feeling well that day!!!) When I got it, the first thing I did was look at the Chapter 2 picture and laugh cruelly at it. I showed it to my mum and she said to keep it because it could be worth quite a lot of money one day.

[MyKindEditor]

Feb 21, 2010 5:14:34 GMT -5 violetnklaus said:

And they dont have TBL or TUA either...*SULKS*

Amazon.co.uk (or .com) does them very cheaply, if you can't find them.

[Dante]

Feb 21, 2010 9:03:37 GMT -5 Christmas Chief said:

Are they going out of print?

I don't know, but I would guess that they'll stop reissuing the U.A. and TBL long before they stop reissuing the main series, because the U.A. and TBL are "optional." You'd have thought they'd do e-book versions. I'm not a big fan of e-books, but it could ensure that effectively no book ever becomes totally unobtainable, although it might be unobtainable as a physical object. But no, as far as I know, there are only e-books of the main series.

[Christmas Chief]

It's probably better to get the corporeal version, anyway. Especially for TBL.

[Dante]

Yeah, but it costs everyone less to quit printing corporeal copies eventually, when there's no real market for it any more. Unless it's converted to e-book format to compensate for the culling of the print line, that's it. No more TBL. With e-copies brought online after that point, the book can still be acquired without anyone having to print it, bind it, stock it.

[Christmas Chief]

It's worth it though, sometimes, to spend all that time and money. I'm guessing it'll be a while before the U.A. and/or TBL become entirely extinct; as long as the book series is still going strong, the supplements should, too.