"Thanx for the info. Looks like I'll be out those issues (except for Black Canary) until someone at DC decides to do something for completists. Too bad they don't do archives any longer, as that # of issues would have fit an archive nicely.…"
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Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collectionsDennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"So I've got a couple of archive/omnibus questions for you smart folks out there.
First: Brave and the Bold. Although I see that I barely needed the Omnibus B&B, as most of the stories have been reprinted in the Neal Adams or Jim Aparo book,…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"On Perez, I mostly stopped reading monthly comics by the late 70s early 80s, so I might have missed his prime time.
On selling old archives, this is one reason why I've not been in a rush to get the Omnibus books (see earlier postings for other…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Clearly this thread is going in a different direction, one in which I seem to have initiated, and will continue ;-) I have never understood what makes Perez so popular. His style to me seems so bland and undistinctive I just don't get it. Can…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Yup Adventure Comics (what a great old lost title). I'm not even sure I could put into words what I like about the Sekowsky style. I think it has to do with a couple of things, one was that his characters often seem to be in awkward poses,…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"I was never that much of an aquaman fan, but you folks have got my curiosity up, so now I want to see some sort of omnibus too.
For what it's worth, I know that Sekowsky isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I've always loved his…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"David, I've got a question for you. Is that %50 the first week that it's listed, or the first week it's available?"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Thanx for the details on Wonder Woman -it saves me the work ;-). It looks like I'll be picking up that book in spite of the archives repetition."
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Titles like these two weren't all that popular when they originally came out, and I suspect that 50 years later there is even less interest. There's likely a hard core group, like, I suspect many of us here, but probably not enough to…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Yup on the forwards and everything else you said. And I really don't get why Masterworks leaves the letter pages out, that doesn't make any sense at all."
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"For what it's worth, and I think I might be a minority here, I preferred the original Archive editions. I picked up all the titles I was interested in as they were published, and I think that they look better on a shelf, and they're much…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Got a question about Green Lantern/Green Arrow reprints. It might be premature, but does anyone have an idea of what the difference between the upcoming Green Lantern/Green Arrow: Hard Travelin' Heroes Deluxe Edition, and the earlier Absolute…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Correction, there were 3 volumes of Seven Soldiers, and I'm pretty certain that was the complete run."
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Back on the topic here, I've noticed that Marvel seems to be jumping on the Omnibus wagon in some cases (Doctor Strange Sorcerer Supreme, Shang Chi). Does anyone know how they're making decisions as to which format they choose? Unlike DC…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"There were 2 volumes of Seven Soldiers, not sure if that was enough to complete the run or not.
But I have to ask: can anyone tell me, other than the art sometimes, what they like about the Atlas period "suspense" or "horror"…"
Dennis Summers replied to John Dunbar's discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"I wasn't clear. What I meant to say is that every time that copyright is going to come up to be expired, congress will pass a new law extending it another 20 years or so, and they will continue to do so "forever." As they have done so…"
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