I’d like to hard second this. Batman Annual #13 is a favorite of mine and I’d love to be able to recommend it to others.
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Here are my most desired comics, please & thank you…
Doom Patrol (2001 Series) issues 22 and 23 (only 2 more to go!)
Challengers of the Unknown (1958 Series) issue 48 (To complete the digitization of Silver Age Doom Patrol appearances.)
Adventure Comics (1935 Series) 285-299 (Tales of the Bizarro World Issues)
Would LOVE (or should that be hate?) a Bizarro Omnibus collecting all of the Silver Age Bizarro stories.)
Showcase (1956 Series) 62, 63, 65 (The Inferior Five issues)
Inferior Five (1967 series) 1-10
Showcase (1956 Series) 37, 38, 39, 40 (The Metal Men Issues)
Metal Men (1963 Series) 1-44
Brave And The Bold (1955 Series) 57 & 58 (Metamorpho Issues)
Metamorpho (1965 Series) 1-17
More Golden Age Plastic Man & Captain Marvel please!
Brave And The Bold (1955 Series) All the rest of them!
Challengers of the Unknown (1958 Series) All the rest of them!
Showcase (1956 Series) All the rest of them!
Thanks for asking!
Stay Well!
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The AC/Charlton deal was a limited license, according to the Wikipedia entry for Sentinels of Justice:
AC Comics editor and head writer Bill Black had been making plans for a superhero team to be named the Sentinels of Justice when he was contacted by Charlton Comics with a request that AC provide material for the Charlton Bullseye comic book. The team concept was quickly revised, with a roster of Charlton characters. Bullseye was cancelled before the story could be published, but AC was granted a limited license to publish the material already prepared for Charlton.
If DC does have the reprint rights, I would like to see that AC special combined with The L.A.W. miniseries from the late '90s into one trade volume.
You can read a review of the AC issue at the link below.
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Can we please get some late 80s green lantern? The 90s series begins with like issue 47 or something. Please digitize the whole run.
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Lots of those are public domain. You can find them free on a few websites. Here is one example.
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Very true, but copyrights are messy in situations like that. Unless Charlton was specifically given the copyright of the resulting books in the contract (DC has been diligent with those clauses since the original Superman comic strip fiasco, but I don’t remember if I ever looked at the copyrights for any AC material), AC would still control the rights to the content, but not be allowed to use them without permission from DC. I’m assuming that DC took on Charlton’s contracts, here, but it’s also possible that it didn’t come up, which would make it even messier.
I’d love to see some of the silver age Legion of Super-Heroes holes filled in:
Adventure Comics (1935-) #282, #290, #293, #301-303, #305, #307-309, #311, #313-315, #317-339, #342-345, #350-351, #355, #358-359, #361-367, #371-373, #375-380
Action Comics (1938-) #276, #287, #289, #378-392
Superboy (1949-) #86, #89, #98, #117, #124-125, #147, #172-173, #176, #183-184, #188, #190-191, #193, #197-199, #201-221
Superman (1939-) #147, Annual #4
Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen (1954-) #72, #76, #106
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Hey @moderators, hope you’re all having a great weekend, can you guys please add all 21 issues of Real facts comics from 1946-1949 on here please, I sure would really like to read it.
Thankyou.
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All the more reason to feature them here too!
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Scooby Apocalypse! 2016-2019 #1- #36
All of the Sandman Universe title is that’s possible.
Heads up @3ameureka, the full run of Scooby Apocalypse is due to arrive on the service this Tuesday, the 12th, along with other Scooby-Doo books as well.
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Jinkies!
#velmafan
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Sandman Mystery Theatre. It has never been completely collected in print.
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It is fully available digitally. It’s just under Vertigo.
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Oh my, this is quite the list of goodies to share. Thank you, everyone, for both asking for titles/story arcs, and providing others with help! I’m adding the latest requests to the list! 
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That would be great! Where can I find this Vertigo section?
They aren’t allowed to add Vertigo comics here. You can find them at comixology. Sandman Mystery Theatre (1993-1999) Digital Comics - Comics by comiXology
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House of Mystery Halloween Annual #2. One of the few Vertigo series we have here. That’s the only issue that hasn’t been digitized. Thanks!
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What’s with missing issues reading action #662 is and the next is #669 what’s up with that?
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