old stuff or current.

i'd like to see collected:

-harley quinn
-birds of prey
-all of the hellblazer stuff, and not just the runs by premier writers

There is nothing in all of comics I want to see in a trade more than Legion Lost. And then we need Legion Worlds & the first 10 issues of The Legion. Lost is IMO one of the greatest superhero stories I have ever read. The Legion is such an amazing comic, but so much of the current series is spun-off of repercussions from the Legion Lost it's hard to get new readers into the book. Plus the cast is so big it's really hard to jump on to the new series. I don't know what it will take to get DC going with this trade.

High sales on Legion.

There has to be a demand before they release a reprint.

Atlantis Chronicles.

DC will never do it, but for some reason I keep holding out hope that it will happen someday.

American Flagg! (first series) #1-12

Madman(Not the mixed up collections. Every issue).

The Stan Lee and Jack Kirby Avengers and Fantastic Four runs(In color and in paperback form. NOt in black and with like those Essentials)

Animal Man(The whole Morrison run)

The Doom Patrol(Morrison run)

There is probably more. But,I can't remember right now.

Can't happen, unfortunately. The estate of Charles Atlas sued DC over Flex Mentallo. Part of the settlement was that the character can never be used again, nor can any of his appearances ever be reprinted.

As for Animal Man, about two-thirds of the series has been collected. They're titled Animal Man and Origin of the Species. I wouldn't be amazed if they collected the last third as well. (Depending on sales of the second.)

I'd really like to see the complete run of SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATER. There was a trade of the first six issues, but it must not have caught on. Too bad.

I know this sounds stupid. But,couldn't DC replace Flex Mentallo's face with another one and change his name.

It would be a bit of a strech. But, I really want to read this stuff(Not that DC cares).

I didn't know Animal Man was reprinted. How bad is the violence in them. Is there any nudity. Thanks in advanced.

You know, that's actually not a bad idea. DC could hire Richard Case and Frank Quitely to redraw certain parts, & Grant Morrison might even be game for coming up with an alternate name, concept, look and origin for a strongman character who doesn't resemble the Charles Atlas ads. If that's what it takes to get the work in print, I'm sure nobody would mind, & comic store owners probably wouldn't hate it that the original comics would be possibly even more sought after than they are now.