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dylanfan Member |
posted February 07, 2003 05:08 PM
  
Anyone? I know someone posted it, but I believe it's been Robbed. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Owen Cardiff Darcy Member |
posted February 07, 2003 06:02 PM
I can't remember who made the original, but if he didn't save it, someone can make a new one. IP: Logged |
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Scott Nichols Member |
posted February 07, 2003 11:39 PM
THUNDER is tough because the issues are so long. Here is an unlikely 4 volume arrangement. Moving a few stories around could result in a small sized volume 5. Reprints from the later volumes are removed and covers and pin-ups are included. -Scott THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V.1 (232 pages) -THUNDER Agents 1 (11/65, 61 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V.2 (217 pages) -THUNDER Agents 5 (6/66, 56 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V.3 (256 pages) -THUNDER Agents 9 (10/66, 52 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V. 4 (282 pages) -THUNDER Agents 14 (7/67, 51 pages) IP: Logged |
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Scott Nichols Member |
posted February 07, 2003 11:50 PM
Neither DC nor John Carbonaro have said anything about including the stories from Dynamo and Noman. I hope they do since the continuity, in Dynamo at least, has important consequences in the main title. Here is an arrangement with the solo issues included. -Scott THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V.1 (232 pages) -THUNDER Agents 1 (11/65, 61 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V.2 (219 pages) -THUNDER Agents 5 (6/66, 56 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V.3 (209 pages) -THUNDER Agents 8 (9/66, 53 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V. 4 (204 pages) -THUNDER Agents 10 (11/66, 51 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V. 5 (204 pages) -THUNDER Agents 12 (4/67, 51 pages) THUNDER AGENTS ARCHIVE V. 6 (231 pages) -THUNDER Agents 15 (9/67, 53 pages) IP: Logged |
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GaryUK Member |
posted February 08, 2003 06:08 AM
Hopefully if Dynamo and NoMan is included, they will include Undersea Agent as the final volume. IP: Logged |
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jape Member |
posted February 08, 2003 06:41 AM
It would seem strange to embark on a Thunder Agents archive project without including Dynamo, Noman and Undersea Agent. That would be as bizarre and arbitrary as archiving Legion of Super Heroes without including Karate Kid's solo run. No, hang on, I need to go and rethink this post... IP: Logged |
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BillNolan Member |
posted February 08, 2003 07:12 AM
quote: Dude, from the original press release still on the Thunder Agents web site: "Future volumes will continue to collect issues of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. AGENTS™, along with its companion titles DYNAMO and NOMAN." Nothing about Undersea Agents, tho'. - Bill IP: Logged |
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dylanfan Member |
posted February 08, 2003 10:43 AM
Thanks for the work, fellas. 6 volumes will make a nifty set of books. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Owen Cardiff Darcy Member |
posted February 08, 2003 11:48 AM
Vol. 7: Undersea Agent #1-3 (162 pages; 176 total) -Undersea Agent #1 (1/66; 53 pages + cover)
http://www.comics.org/series.lasso?seriesid=1774 IP: Logged |
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KryptoSuperDog Member |
posted February 08, 2003 09:26 PM
quote: [b]NO.[/B} IP: Logged |
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James Friel Member |
posted February 09, 2003 05:26 AM
quote: My sentiments precisely. IP: Logged |
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vze2 Member |
posted February 09, 2003 07:04 AM
Do you guys mean A. The deal with DC doesn't include Undersea Agent or B. Undersea Agent is really bad and shouldn't be Archived? IP: Logged |
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James Friel Member |
posted February 09, 2003 03:17 PM
My position would be B. More precisely, since I don't want to deny anyone the opportunity to buy an archive of their favorite character, I'll just say that this would fall into the category of Archives I Wouldn't Buy. And I'd bet that sales would be godawful. IP: Logged |
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dylanfan Member |
posted February 15, 2003 12:48 AM
Scott nailed the contents to Vol. 2 in his second list- TA #5-7 and Dynamo #1. I guess this confirms that they're going to intersperse the solo comics in with the main title. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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dylanfan Member |
posted February 15, 2003 12:49 AM
Forgot to mention that THUNDER Agents Vol. 2 was in the May solicits. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Scott Nichols Member |
posted February 15, 2003 01:27 AM
Volume 2 includes some of the best stories in the whole run. It should be another excellent archive. I never responded to Undersea Agent with the same enthusiasm as I had for the 3 core titles. One reason might be that Samm Schwartz was the force behind the title rather that W. Wood. The stories tended to be more juvenile and had considerably less zip. Visually however there were some high points. Gil Kane's stories & covers were beautiful, some more Manny Stallman (an aquired taste, I admit) and one Wood cover (his only contribution to UA). Ray Bailey was a Caniff assistant doing a lukewarm "Caniff school" on most stories. Some nice art, but not very dynamic compared to the other Tower titles. I suspect I might like a archive of UA someday, but do not see it as a priority. -Scott IP: Logged |
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JCarbon Member |
posted February 24, 2003 01:39 AM
quote: So maybe we could convince DC to do it as a trade? John who has heard talk of that concept to help the fans and will know more down the road. IP: Logged |
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datalore Member |
posted February 28, 2003 08:58 AM
Hey, Scott... ...going to move your archive chronology over to the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents board? (Figure I'll give you the opportunity!) ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Scott Nichols Member |
posted February 28, 2003 08:28 PM
Wow! It worked! -Scott IP: Logged |
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