From the top of my head:
Omnibus:
Young Romance
House of Mystery (both series)
I, Vampire with the JLD crossover books included
Absolute
George Romero Presents Toe Tags
Elviraâs House of Mystery
From the top of my head:
Omnibus:
Young Romance
House of Mystery (both series)
I, Vampire with the JLD crossover books included
Absolute
George Romero Presents Toe Tags
Elviraâs House of Mystery
How about a Metal Men Omnibus that collects the original series by Kanigher, Andru, and Esposito?
Warlord would be nice.
Yes, issues #1-10 of Infinity, Inc. (âGenerations Sagaâ) should be collected, including the necessary All-Star Squadron issues. Although the story comprises about a dozen issues, itâs far from decompressed. Roy Thomas packed the story with a lot of history and details, and the artwork by Jerry Ordway is gorgeous.
I would also include Infinity, Inc. issues #11 (a Star Spangled Kid story) and #12 (the press conference where the Infinitors reveal their identities to the public), as they serve to further set-up the series. DC could round out the collection with some house ads, the teamâs original Whoâs Who entry, etc. The cover to issue #11 would even make a great cover for the entire package.
Hercules Unbound
Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez & Walt Simonson Pencils with Wally Wood Inks. It would make a nice oversize hardback like the John Byrne Superman books that have been coming out.
Jonny Quest
Since Jonny Quest has appeared in Future Quest, Iâd like to see an Omnibus for the original Comico run. Iâm assuming DC has the license to Jonny Quest and could reprint those issues like Dark Horse did with Star Wars the Marvel years.
Absolute Edition:
Mark Russell and Steve Pughâs The Flintstones 12-issue liminted series + the Booster Gold/The Flintstones Annual #1
Oh, and you know - ALL the Alan Moore Superman stories.
Yes.
The Secret Society of Supervillains (it was the predecessor to The Legion of Doom), and is significant in that it represented a threat even larger than just the 7-10 member JLA might be able to handle. It is also a great book for looking at how villains interact with each other. Their rules, relationships and how to fund common goals, while each serving their own agendas. Talk about âthe villain is the hero of their own storyâ, SSoSV was villains as protagonist.
Lol. I didnât read this at first and started asking for SSoSV too. But yeah I totally need an SSoSV omnibus, and it would be awesome if we got the unpublished issues with it too. It would also be cool to get the JL arc where they switch bodies.
I donât know what the terms mean, but if there isnât one of these already, make one for:
Starman â88
Justice League International (Post-Crisis JL)
Captain Atom â86
I second that
Question omnibuuuus.
Also, the 70s Richard Dragon: Kung-Fu Fighter and the mostly-still-needs-digitized '90s Green Arrow run.
Iâd also love a Batgirl (2000) omnibus, or at least one for Puckettâs run.
It was New 52 Superman, but Greg Pakâs Action Comics deserves an Omnibus. He inarguably wrote the best Superman comics of that era of DC.
This omnibus comes out next week!!
Oh sweet!
The Question by Dennis O Neil
Deathstroke by Christopher Priest
Green Lantern Corps by Peter Tomasi etc
Young Justice by Peter David
Hawkman by Robert Vendeti
Robin by Chuck Dixon
Birds of Prey by Gail Simone
Birds of Prey by Chuck Dixon
Batgirl by Kelley Puckett
Aquaman by Peter David
Secret Six by Gail Simone
Hitman
Batman Contagion to just before Catacylsm
Red Robin by Yost
Also more deluxe editions like the rebirth ones would be very nice as long as they have good glossy paper. A lot of books could have benefited from more especially the longer runs like Flash by Williamson.
Omnibus: The Spectre by John Ostrander, The Spectre by J.M. DeMatteis, Green Lantern: Kyle Rayner by Ron Marz, Sandman Mystery Theatre by Matt Wagner and Steven T. Seagle, The Question by Denny OâNeil, The Atom (collecting Sword of the Atom, Power of the Atom, and The All-New Atom), Firestorm (collecting Firestorm: the Nuclear Man, and the Fury of Firestorm: the Nuclear Man)
Trades: All-Star Squadron by Roy Thomas, Hourman by Tom Peyer, Green Lantern Corps by Peter J. Tomasi, Jonah Hex bu Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti, Captain Atom by Cary Bates, Martian Manhunter by John Ostrander, Blue Beetle by Len Wein.