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News Credits: 6188 · by **Va'al** » Tue Oct 08, 2013 12:37 pm

Our friends over at IDW Limited are celebrating their one year anniversary! While wishing them all the best in their endeavours to bring out amazing quality collectible items, we also give you below the official press release, with details about their 72-hour flash sale, with reductions up to 50%! Head over to their website to pick up some Transformers comics goodness.

Site Will Offer Several One-Of-A-Kind Items and Limited Time Discount On In-Stock Items.

(October 8th, 2013) To celebrate their first twelve months of deluxe hardcover offerings, today IDW Limited (www.idwlimited.com) announced a 72-hour flash sale event. For the next three days IDW Limited will offer discounts on the remaining copies of several of its rare limited-edition titles. Ranging from Transformers to My Little Pony to creator-owned projects like Monocyte and Crawl To Me, the sale will have something for everyone. There will also be several never-before-seen items available only during this three day period including hand-drawn sketch covers from rock poster artist, Munk One.

“The fans have been so supportive during this first year.” Said IDW Limited director, Jerry Bennington. “We wanted to celebrate that support in a big way. This sale felt like the perfect way to do that. Hopefully fans who are missing a title or two from their collection will be able to get that special book they want this week. We've got a few surprises planned for the next few days, so make sure you're keeping up with all our announcements and offerings.”

Besides the sale there will also be several giveaways and contests designed around fan interaction, culminating in a fan art contest featuring one of IDW’s marquee series. New items will be added each day, with announcements being made through IDW Limited's social media channels (www.facebook.com/idwlimited & twitter.com/idwlimited).

With discounts as steep as 50%, the already limited inventory on the deluxe hardcover site is likely to move fast. Fans would be wise to start shopping early if they hope to take part in the sale.

News Credits: 118 · by **megatronus** » Tue Oct 08, 2013 3:09 pm

Has anyone gotten any IDW Limited product?

Thinking about getting Red Labels for Last Stand of the Wreckers & TF IDW Collection V2, but wanted to see if anyone has experience with their collections, if the quality holds up, etc.

by **quickmixed** » Fri Oct 11, 2013 12:10 am

megatronus wrote:Has anyone gotten any IDW Limited product?

Thinking about getting Red Labels for Last Stand of the Wreckers & TF IDW Collection V2, but wanted to see if anyone has experience with their collections, if the quality holds up, etc.

I can vouch for the quality of the books. I own V1, V2, LSOTW and Drift. All black labels. They are all really nice sets. I have always been impressed. The tray is a nice touch and the red labels all come signed. If you can afford it, go for it. You wont be disappointed.

The best value for money deal on their sale is the LSOTW black label though. You get the prints, the book is signed and an original Nick Roche sketch.

News Credits: 118 · by **megatronus** » Fri Oct 11, 2013 8:24 am

quickmixed wrote:
megatronus wrote:Has anyone gotten any IDW Limited product?

Thinking about getting Red Labels for Last Stand of the Wreckers & TF IDW Collection V2, but wanted to see if anyone has experience with their collections, if the quality holds up, etc.

I can vouch for the quality of the books. I own V1, V2, LSOTW and Drift. All black labels. They are all really nice sets. I have always been impressed. The tray is a nice touch and the red labels all come signed. If you can afford it, go for it. You wont be disappointed.

The best value for money deal on their sale is the LSOTW black label though. You get the prints, the book is signed and an original Nick Roche sketch.

Thanks! I managed to get V1, V2 & LSOTW the other day, all Red Label for $62.50 a piece (50% off). You just can't beat that price on limited editions like this.

I'm not hugely into original art, so the Roche sketch, though cool, isn't necessarily a 'draw' for me. See what I did there?