I can't believe I didn't remember this one before...

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF GEORGE CARLSON

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF GEORGE CARLSON

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF GEORGE CARLSON

and, just in case I didn't make myself clear enough...

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF GEORGE CARLSON

C'mon, Fantagraphics, dagnabbit -- you know you want it!

Matthew

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Lord Julius:
[Steve Englehart's Coyote. And his Batman comics with Marshall Rogers. And Rogers' run (with an uncredited Max Allen Collins) on the Batman newspaper strip, which was FANTASTIC!

The Englehart/ Rogers Detective run was relaeased recently as "Strange Apparitions" - well worth looking up.

My choices - the first is a bit obscure - completion of the Charley's War stories from the Uk Battle comic (a story of a young lad in WW1.

Others I'd like to see - the Englehart/ Rogers and then Gerber/ Golden Mr. Miracle issues

a trade of the Comics Cavalcade (?) that DC published for copyright purposes only at the time of the Implosion.

More as I think of them.

refer to my new entries on the 2nd page........

RAMWolff

Hope publishers (especially DC/Vertigo) pay at least some attention to postings like these.

My Wish list:

2020 - 4 excellent stories by Delano over 12 issues. Would make a nice tpb including some gresat artwork from Frank Quitely.

Ghostdance - I can't remember what this one was about except that I enjoyed it and would love to buy it as a tpb.

Hellblazer - Early Delano issues are hard to track down and expensive + the 4 issues Eddie Cambell did also deserve a tpb. (The Paul Jenkins issues can be ignored though)

Swamp Thing - Mark Millars run which concluded the series.

Shade the changing Man (The first story arc will be published in Febuary and fingers crossed they continue with the rest)

Alan Moores short stories done for various DC characters. DC put out something like this for Neil Gaiman and I'm sure the Moore collection would sell as much.

I don't know how many of the early issues you're looking for, but Original Sins collects the first 9.

Oooh. I have those. They're in my friend's attic in a box, but I remember them being very good. Certainly helped Chaykin get started with writing television episodes (and selling them to episodic television)

Miracle Man
I would like to see Lee's and Loeb's Batman in trade.I am sure it will be in trade eventually.

ISBN # anyone?

I'm going to go with the majority and say Miracle Man.

Also, the conclusion to Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing, the beginning of Rick Vietch's, and Alan Moore's Supreme (they're coming out with this, I think).

Also, I think Marvel is starting to get pretty scant and cheap with their collections. For example, the second and third volumes of Stracynski's Spider-Man run could have easily been collected in one book. And for a more reasonable price- those issues weren't sold out, I think.

Steve Ditko's Charlton heroes:
Captain Atom
Blue Beetle
The Question

All of Kirby's 70s DC stuff, including In The Days Of The Mob, Spirit World, and the assorted stories that appeared in the mystery books.

Lee and Kirby's Thor and Fantastic Four completed.

I could live with those for now.

Jason