posted April 29, 2003 11:18 AM               

Flex Mentallo

Morrison's Doom Patrol, starting with adding the deleted subplot pages back into "Crawling From the Wreckage"

Morrison's first Flash arc, with the completely botched page by Paul Ryan corrected

Superboy in the 60s

Golden-Age Super Villains--collecting the best stories from the later periods of GL, Flash, etc. featuring the Icicle, Harlequin, Sprotsmaster, etc.

Aquaman in Adventure--reprinting the mid-70s run drawn by Aparo

The original "Bat-Murderer?" storyline from mid-70s Detective

more Sandman Mystery Theatre--which sounds like it may actually happen; I'd be especially happy if it led to some revival material by Davis and Wagner or Seagle

posted April 29, 2003 05:27 PM            

Realistic:

Finish the Starman run. They sell, DC should not be dithering it completing this trade collection

posted April 30, 2003 11:10 AM            

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posted April 30, 2003 02:16 PM               

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Originally posted by DWM:
At [b]least the second half of Scott McCloud's run on Superman Adventures. They were just some very cool, very streamlined, very underappreciated adventure stories. DC just repackaged Batman: Mad Love with the rest of Paul Dini's material, and I think McCloud on Superman is an equally-deserving little gem. Real simple nine or ten dollar book, but it'd be great.

- David[/B]

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posted April 30, 2003 03:34 PM               

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Originally posted by Coleo:
Morrison's Doom Patrol, starting with adding the deleted subplot pages back into "Crawling From the Wreckage"

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What subplot pages were deleted??
I don't remember anything missing -- though it's been so long aince I read the issues or the TPB.

posted April 30, 2003 05:35 PM               

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Originally posted by fbalkin:
Color TPBs of all of Jack Kirby's Fourth World stuff.

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Ditto, and throw in some Kamandi's while your at it.

(Can't you just taste a Mister Miracle trade paperback?! What about an OVERSIZE Mister Miracle trade paperback?!!! GREAT DAY IN THE MORNIN'!!!)

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posted May 01, 2003 11:25 AM            

The Doom Patrol - Morrison's run.
Hellblazer: Ennis' run.
Animal Man: Morrison's final issues.

posted May 01, 2003 12:53 PM               

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Originally posted by David Vega:
Not that anyone at DC will ever check this out....

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posted May 02, 2003 12:35 AM               

I want to see Rucka’s Detective finished, Brubaker’s Batman started, Grell’s Green Arrow started, Hellblazer get more even treatment, not to mention some older Bronze Age Batman, Green Arrow, and the Shadow. Then there’s Ostrander’s Suicide Squad and Spectre…

But what I most want is to see Starman and Sandman Mystery Theatre finished. Both are great series and its absurd how long their collections are taking.

I know this may be the wrong crowd to bring this up to, but is anyone else amazed that DC doesn’t do consistent series of trades for its key characters, most notably Batman. I thinking of the Marvel treatment of their franchises like Spider-Man and X-Men. I don’t read either, but it’d be nice to see Bats get that kind of consistent treatment instead of crossover, cluster$%&* every blue moon. I don’t particularly like Hush, but wouldn’t that serve as a good point of demarcation to start collecting the entire run? Dead Reckoning could serve as a similar role for Detective.