They didn’t do any.
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Yeah, I just happened to notice those Crossover #4 so listed them since a search didn’t tell me they were already posted.
A few of the already mentioned Alien #1 ratios still available:
Alien #1 (McNiven Variant)
Alien #1 (Larroca Variant)
Alien #1 (Wraparound Space Variant)
$139? mamma mia! I guess that’s like a 1:10000000000000000 cover? 
My guess would be a 1:150. The McNiven covers nice but Larocca looks like a person in an alien costume.
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Well, if that’s too much, could be worse, you could be handing over $400 for the 1:500 for Brzrkr… the next best thing to the 1:1000 out there… 
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Presidents’ Day.
You can get that 1:500 brzrkr for below $100 on ebay
People read the Crossover series?
Yes. It’s not actually that bad.
I am enjoying it so far.
I like it.
It’s not because of the holiday, more because almost all of our staff (and our offices and warehouse) are still without power and/or internet because of the ice storm. We’re too busy being cold…
I keep telling you East coasters and PNWesterners, send it down here! We’ll ski on it!
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That -22 is precisely where I live. It’s been below zero here for about 2 damn straight weeks. This is even unusual for us.
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Where I am, water only exists in 2 States of matter - liquid and gas (I’m in the 68 region of that pic).
It’s in accurate for where I’m at. It’s not in the 40s… it hasn’t gone over 25 since Sunday here in Central Texas. I’m fortunate enough to have had my power on the whole time, got a few friends who have had no power since 2am Monday morning and were notified they won’t have power until tomorrow at some point…
If it were snow we’d be fine. The problem is when you get 1-2" of solid ice on every surface. In our case trees all over the state are destroying themselves and falling on to power lines. I think at one point in the Portland metro area alone they had report sof 5000+ downed power lines becaues of treess or branches falling.
Our own house looks like an Ent war happened in the back yard. Just huge branches and chunks of tree all over the yard, and smashing at least half the fence. Thankfully none of the big branches or trees damaged our house (that we can tell yet) and they missed my car by a few inches. We had one basketball hooped size limb from a redwood in our front yard fall and bounce off our roof, snap our driveway basketball hoop in half, and land about 2 inches away from my hood.
Can’t wait to pay a tree service or arborist to come out once the ice all meltss to figure out which trees need to get taken down and which ones will live. At least one of our big fir trees in the back yard definitely has to go, because it snapped in half in the middle of the trunk and the top 30’ of it swung down and is now hanging on by the bark.
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