Reprints/collections you'd like to see

[johnnystorm]

High on my list was Sugar & Spike, and it's got the Archives treatment. I'd love to see Jerry Lewis, Bob Hope, and other DC humor stuff like Fox & Crow or Funny Animals. The Inferior Five.

Rex the Wonder Dog, Nick Cardy's Congo Bill, Tomahawk, & All-Star Western with Johnny Thunder & the Trigger Twins would be cool.

Marvel's Night Nurse, War is Hell from the 70s.

An artist-centric collection of Romance comics would be interesting. A lot of top of the line artists did romance stuff, such as John Romita, Alex Toth, J. Scott Pike, & others.

A Best of Jim Aparo retrospective, including his Charlton work. Ditto Tom Sutton.

[madmarva]

The Dynamic Duo archives cover the New Look Batman.

Thanks. I've got a majority of the DC Archives, including the Dynamic Duo ones. Heck, I had most of the New Look issues before I sold off my collection. I would just like to see DC aggressively move through the 40s, 50s and even 60s material with their key characters. I think if DC would publish them more regularly, they would sell better. I'm probably just impatient.

I'd buy it on digital if they would make it available, but not at the same cost of a hardback book. I just think it's a shame that readers don't have access to complete runs of the characters like Superman and Batman. For historical purposes alone.

I'll quit whining now.

Im concentrating on all digital format now. Im trying to get a good idea of whats available. Ill really like to have the pre sixties superman, wonder woman, and batmans.

Is any material of that age available digitally. I know Marvel put out some CD Roms collecting a lot of the material of the their key characters.

[Blue Meanie]

I didn't know that the Justice Society had a run in Adventure Comics. Now I have to add that to my list of reprints I'd like to see in Hardcover. I know there's a trade...but I can't stand trade paperbacks.

[samurainoir]

[thunderbolt]

Has World's Finest gotten into the 50's stuff yet? I really love that stuff thanks to a few 80 page Giants I have that reprint some stories.

[The Toyroom]

^ The should also do a World's Finest collection from the 60s (during the Adams cover era)

[WannabeMego]

Thor - Ragnarok: #172 - 300

Great Story, Fantastic Art...IMHO the Best Thor Story Arc written.

Prior to Walt Simonson's famous run on Thor, I thought that Roy Thomas & Mark Gruenwald's Tag Team scripting (around 172...which oddly enough starts right AFTER Simonson's previous run on Thor) with Keith Pollard's brush strokes were extremely under-rated, especially the Ragnarok Storyline that culminated with issue 300.

I was always told, during that time in the Thor story line, that sales were extremely weak and that Marvel was seriously thinking of canceling Thor!!!

A MUST read in my honest opinion.

I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, to have this in a Collected HardCover Edition!!!