In 2009 it was 54 pages and released in March… in 2010 it was 116 pages and released in April… now, it’s May 2012, and coming in at an astoundingly bloated 182 pages it’s the 366 Weird Movies 2011 Yearbook! By far our largest Yearbook ever, and still for the same low price of $6.99!
Traditionally, at this point each year we anticipate the readers complaint, “why should I pay for one of your damn Yearbooks when I can read the website for free?” and offer our five reasons to dig into your pockets and pony up the dough for one of these swell Yearbooks:
- Unlike the digital version, you can take the paper “Yearbook” into the “can” with you.
- If you unexpectedly run out of toilet paper in said “can,” the “Yearbook” can do double duty.
- This site may not always be here in the current form. (That’s not a hint, it’s a scare tactic).
- It’s distinctly within the realm of possibility that this Yearbook will become a collectible worth thousands/hundreds/a few cents over what you paid for it in five years. Collect them all! In the very near future, anything printed in ink on paper will be a valuable antique! (Don’t believe us? We actually saw a used copy of the 2009 Yearbook offered for $75.78. Don’t pay that, by the way, that link is just for illustration and has nothing to do with us).
- Each copy sold will contribute a few cents towards paying our hosting/domain registration bills.
This year we can add a reason #6: If you don’t buy a hard copy you’ll never know what’s on the back cover. (Hint: it’s mildly disturbing and involves pasta).
For complicated royalty reasons we’d prefer you buy from the link at the top of the page or by clicking on the cover image, but if you’d feel better you can also order the Yearbook from Amazon.
There may be a Kindle/e-book version to follow, but we promise nothing at this time. We recommend grabbing the analog weirdness while you can.