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Warlord certainly. As far as I know its DCs longest running fantasy series and its one of the greatest works of sword and sorcery to ever be written. Yet despite that, hardly anyone in the modern day has even heard of the thing, and trying to collect it is a trial. One canāt even find it on DC Universe.
On a similar note, Arak Son of Thunder would be a nice one to see. The longest running comic book starring a native american character. Arak had a fascinating run and an amazing series of adventures which would be a delight to see collected.
Finally, some of those older anthologies like All American Comics would be nice. The chance to see those classic golden age heroes in old timey adventures. Not soley the big names like Green Lantern but other figures such as Red Tornado or Gay Ghost.
Iād like to see Omnibuses of Kurt Busiek and Geoff Johns Pre-Flashpoint Superman work that came out right after Infinite Crisis. That was a great era for Superman and Busiekās Superman work in particular deserves to be recollected and read. Perfect time to do so with Superman & Lois drawing so heavily from that era.
The Huntress: Origins collected the first half of the Huntress (Helena Wayne) stories from the late '70s/early '80s. It would be great to get a follow-up book that collects the rest of them. Those would be the ones from Wonder Woman (1942) #296-299, 301-321. Thank you.
However, this cross-title narrative began before they started using the Triangle numbers.
I would like to request that a collection be put together of all the Superman comics, in order, beginning after John Byrneās Man of Steel miniseries up to the beginning of the first Triangle Era collection.
Iām trying to read through them and I keep losing my place
Hey there @scarecroe and, once again, thanks for suggesting a useful feature! Without collections in DCUI, I would be lost too, so Iāve definitely added this into our list of wanted features! If thereās anything else, you know what to do!
In the meantime, Iāve been trying to find āreading ordersā for post-Crisis Superman, and unfortunately a lot of them online arenāt very good.
I donāt know why I didnāt think to check there before, but the best Superman site on the internet for years and years has been the Superman Homepage. And it should come at no surprise that theirs is the most comprehensive list.
Hi @adamabdul1982.73758 - Welcome to the community! Iāve added this to our list of requested features and sent it up to the team. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us moderators if you need anything!
Stephanie Brown: Batgirl (since the current TPB prints are in āKeep Circulating the Tapesā status). Maybe add a new final story to make up for that garbage Batman Inc sendoff for Steph.
I second OāNeillās The Question.
An omnibus edition of the Batman film adaptations would be great (I have all four, and the Deluxe of the 1989 film. But these are neat historical curiousities). The cover artwork on Batman and Robin actually makes it look badass.
DCās Star Trek (some of the first comics I had! I picked up a bunch at a yard sale as a kid).
