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dnewton Member	posted April 28, 2003 12:11 AM Pinching Triplcate Boy's idea: What is your most wanted TPB that hasn't come out yet? IP: Logged
Bgztl Member	posted April 28, 2003 12:17 AM Justice Society of America # 1-10 from 1992-93. Hands down. ------------------ Bgztl a/k/a Jack Holt *All of human wisdom is summed up in two words: wait* and hope.** --Alexandre Dumas IP: Logged
zigdaddy Member	posted April 28, 2003 03:27 AM Starman. More Starman. Or Hitman. No. Spectre. Definitely the Ostrander/Mandrake Spectre. Aw hell, I'll be greedy. I want it all. dave ------------------ Sumus quod sumus "We are what we are." "When you have to choose between friendship and pride, choose friendship. Because you can't pick up the phone and talk to your pride." --Matthew H. Lindsay IP: Logged
Carlo Member	posted April 28, 2003 05:52 AM Since I'd think an archive is out of the question... some type of Haunted Tank collection or "greatest hits" so to speak would suit me fine... IP: Logged
aldec Member	posted April 28, 2003 07:52 AM Though unlikely, the remainder of Walt Simonson's run on Orion (issues 6-25). Al IP: Logged
twilley Member	posted April 28, 2003 09:06 AM Hellblazer: Rake at the Gates of Hell. IP: Logged
srca1941 Member	posted April 28, 2003 11:47 AM I really don't get TPBs of new material so it'll have to be something old... How about Shazam! in the Forties, or The Greatest Shazam! Stories Ever Told? Yea, either one sounds good to me! -Steve ------------------ Visit "The Golden Years" http://www.goldenyears.cjb.net My "Future Archives" Page: http://www.dcarchives.cjb.net IP: Logged
friend Member	posted April 28, 2003 01:06 PM Man, they made a Joker greatest stories - I wish they'd make a greatest Luthor stories too... ------------------ http://www.freewebs.com/salamie63/index.htm IP: Logged
Steve Overton Member	posted April 28, 2003 01:49 PM I keep on about this, so i welcome the forum to repeat myself ! Super Man: Executioner ! Supes kills ! The "return" of Super Girl ! An explanation for the old Legion of Super Hero's stories, ( where did Super Boy come from ?) & the countless references to this event in many a story since ! Not least of which - an explanation for the events in Super Man: Exile TPB, which is the earliest trade in this series. I seem to recall, that Mr Greenberger did mention a TPB of Mr Byrnes work this year. Keeping fingers crossed that'll be this one ! Steve O IP: Logged
Unknown Question Member	posted April 28, 2003 02:34 PM Well the Curt Swan and Nick Candy covers for the other 2 follow up Greatest xxxx Stories Told still makes me wish they had published those books even in tpb. IP: Logged
Not My Real Name Member	posted April 28, 2003 02:37 PM I reiterate the call for more Starman. I've been working my way through the current trades and I'm about to begin the last one published. I'd also like to see the completion of Grant Morrison's run on Animal Man. ------------------ -Mario IP: Logged
fbalkin Member	posted April 28, 2003 03:34 PM Color TPBs of all of Jack Kirby's Fourth World stuff. IP: Logged
stoter1 Member	posted April 28, 2003 03:42 PM Ostander/Mandrake Spectre run Beautifully illustrated and expertly written. The most "complete" series I have come across from start to finsh. Kelley Jones' Batman run. Defintely flawed, but brilliant nonetheless IP: Logged
Green Lantern 2814 Member	posted April 28, 2003 05:08 PM Greatest Green Lantern Stories Ever Told Volumes 1-4 Heh, yeah... I wish. Matt IP: Logged
Owen Cardiff Darcy Member	posted April 28, 2003 05:29 PM Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol. IP: Logged
India Ink Member	posted April 28, 2003 05:58 PM Since I think it would be wrong to archive Sugar and Spike, I would have to say that's my # 1 most wanted TPB (hopefully with kid-friendly distribution and paper doll cut-outs at the back). After that would be Zatanna (the Search for Zatara)--although I could go either way on whether this should be a TPB or an archive. And then the Sand Superman Saga--but because I already have these issues I want it for the attention it would bring to that storyline. IP: Logged
silveragesuperfan Member	posted April 28, 2003 06:19 PM The Greatest Science Fiction Anthology Stories Ever Told (featuring the best from Strange Adventures, Mystery in Space). If that couldn't be done, then The Complete Detective Chimp. IP: Logged
friend Member	posted April 28, 2003 07:29 PM Funny you should mention the Superman/Sandman story in tpb - I was thinkin' the same thing a few days ago... Really. ------------------ http://www.freewebs.com/salamie63/index.htm IP: Logged
James Friel Member	posted April 28, 2003 09:37 PM Greatest Western Stories Ever Told--heavy on the Toth, Kane, Infantino and Kubert. IP: Logged
ck New Member	posted April 28, 2003 10:10 PM Sand Superman Saga or Wonder Woman: Diana Prince IP: Logged
simplicio Member	posted April 29, 2003 12:57 AM still waitin' fer flex mentallo. c'mon, dc! the estate of charles atlas is fulla ****!. they ain't got nothin'! get with it! ------------------ "One has no right to love or hate anything if one has not aquired a knowledge of its nature" - Leonardo da Vinci "The unexamined life is not worth living" - Socrates IP: Logged
Sean_Brady Member	posted April 29, 2003 07:08 AM Emperor Joker. It makes absolutely no sense that this hasn't come out by now or been announced for future release. I read over at Lying In The Gutters that DC said this story didn't sell well enough to warrant a TB release...but Critical Condition did? Emperor Joker has Batman in it, for Pete's sake...a white-hot character who may get more readers picking up this collection because of his appearance in it. Seems logical to me to release it, but I can't begin to understand the logic of the powers that be at DC anymore. IP: Logged
Lee Semmens Member	posted April 29, 2003 07:21 AM Like Steve, I would like to see a TPB of Shazam! From the Forties to the Seventies. There would be minimal restoration costs for this, also, dealers are asking utterly ridiculous prices for the original hardback. IP: Logged
GusNYT Member	posted April 29, 2003 10:52 AM How about Infinity Inc. 1-12? Or the JSA stories from "Adventure Comics"? Or more JSA/JLA team-ups! ------------------ kyle: i don't know; you see green lantern, you think hal jordan. wonder woman: don't be silly, kyle. aquaman: indeed, that would be grossly unfair. superman: arthur's right, we'd never compare you to hal. flash: exactly. we compare you to g'nort. IP: Logged
Cash Lone Member	posted April 29, 2003 10:57 AM Grant Morrisons run on the Flash and Delanos run on Hellblazer. IP: Logged

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