Thanks Ship! Stellar as always. Great to see the Bendis/Brubaker run on Daredevil. One question - last week's hit list had some gaps in this Daredevil run (missing 38 - 40, 51-55). Does anyone know if these have been released separately and I just missed them? Thanks!

skippiks27, they haven't been released yet.

skippiks27, i'm pretty certain that Zone's set is meant to be the bendis & maleev run -- issues 38-40 had fill-in artists and 51-55 had a fill-in writer-artist. it may or may not be coincidental that Comixology does NOT have 38-40 available to download. but 51-55 are available.

anyway, hope this helps.

(i apologize if this has been answered already. TPB is not displaying all comments for me today!)

Not sure if I should bring this up on the forum;
Please fix the naming of the hitlists - they appear as 'Part 1' etc, with no date attached, which makes it difficult to sort and seed. shipJ's Hitlists didn't have this issue.

Thanks for the shares!

Perhaps it's the fault of Transmission that it doesn't place partial downloads in custom folders:
What I'm doing is creating a new folder for each hitlist torrent with their name from the title here, then telling the torrent client to save it to that folder. Unfortunately, they still come up as Part 1, Part 2, etc. while downloading.
Once finished, they are automatically moved to the named folder I had created, making seeding simpler, but this still requires the user to create a new named folder for each hitlist, I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions other than "use a different client".

Again, a hundred thousand thanks for the great shares!!!

Firstly, you're wrong about one thing - this is not just a recent issue, but has been the case on and off since February. I didn't notice any correlation with whether the torrents were posted under the "shipJ" or "shipjolly" accounts, but as I wasn't looking for one, that may not mean much.

Secondly, here's how I deal with it, for what it's worth: Create a parent folder "Hitlist week 2013.07.10" and put the "Part" torrents underneath it, without renaming them. Make your client display the torrents' containing folders in the column to the left of the torrents' names, so it'll look something like this:

DIRECTORY | NAME
|
X:DownloadsComicsHitlist week 2013.07.10 | Part 1
X:DownloadsComicsHitlist week 2013.07.10 | Part 2

That way, one can easily identify the hitlists both in the file manager and the torrent client, which is what this is essentially about, yes?

Thirdly, if your client doesn't have the option of displaying such a "Directory" column, then, well, you said it. :)

Greedy-guts TPB ate my spaces and backslashes, lemme try that again:

DIRECTORY...................................................|.NAME
X:/Downloads/Comics/Hitlist week 2013.07.10/ | Part 1
X:/Downloads/Comics/Hitlist week 2013.07.10/ | Part 2

Oh, while we're nitpicking, it'd also be grrreat if future Hitlists could be named along the lines of "Part 1 (of 4)" etc, or perhaps "Part 1", "Part 2", "Part 3", and then "Part 4 - Last Part", just so one knows that that's it for the week. Pretty please? :)