Okay, here are the differences:

The $5 one is made of a less-heavy stock than the $14 one.

Cover comparison shot ($14 one on the left)

Both are "16-month" calendars, meaning that there are 12 regular full calendar pages, plus 4 mini-calendars on the first page.

First page comparison shot ($14 one on the left)

The calendars pages themselves do not have characters on them.

Compared to the picture list I gave you already for the $14 calendar:

January's pic is the same as the $14 February
February is the same as October
March is this one
April is the same as September
May is this one
June is this one
July is this one
August is the same as April
September the same as June
October is this one
November is this one
December is the same as December

(note I'll update the missing images in the first post as soon as I post this)

I never knew there were two calendars. I do like the images though. I think I feel satified now.

So, there really are two versions. I guess there's only one version online, and there are more than one offline.

I can just imagine the angry fangirls...:D

BTW, these are really cool, and good that they are different in some ways.

I went ahead and ordered the 2008 calendar on AllPosters.com, getting a 20% discount (using a code that expired today). So, I ended up paying just slightly over $16 total.

I'm gonna try checking with Barnes and Noble in Pineville, NC, tomorrow, on my day off from school, since Books a Million didn't have it. Actually, it might be better to wait, since most places really don't get the calender section fully underway until November, and the Books a Million employee I spoke with said they only have about 1/4 of the calenders now that they will be getting. K-Mart in Florence didn't have ANY calenders at all, not yet, anyway.

pitbulllady

Looks cool! Thanks Sparky for the pictures. :)

Maybe next year, they'll have holiday pictures for Easter, the 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

What episode is the March screenshot from?