What non-reprinted material would you like to see traded?

[crosseyedgreg]

The Legion by Abnett & Lanning and Coipel
I've been reading LSH for a good 30 years and that team (both creative and team membership) was one of my favorites. I had the entire run in singles and foolishly sold it for a pittance on eBay

[siren3-4]

According to the recent DC Newsletter, the first Hitman trade will go back into print in June, and may even include some new content (it's supposed to include issues 1-3, Demon Annual 2, the lead-in story from Batman Chronicles 4, and the hilarious 1,000,000 issue)... so, maybe?

I also see that Fables hardcovers are rumored to be planned.

I really hope both of those are true . . . I need a HC collection of Fables . . .

I also need a Vol 4 HC collection of Stray Bullets . . . they never printed it . . .

And how is there not an absolute version of Preacher yet . . .

[Ryan 'gobo' C.]

I would very much like Garth Ennis' Hitman to be traded.

[clever_username]

I would very much like Garth Ennis' Hitman to be traded.

There were some trades. I don't know if all of it was traded, but I'm pretty sure they're out of print. I got the Ace of Killer trade at the library, starring the best superhero team ever:



Bueno.

[Matt]

Ditto the Hitman.

Also Howard Chaykin's American Century.

And very much the end of Joe Casey's WildCATS 3.0.

[Robert]

Now that the Wintermen has finished, I would love to have that book traded.  some of that John Paul Leon art!

[Dom Sutton]

The missing Hellblazer issues. I've been trying to read it in chronological order, but there are huge swathes (including the entire Paul Jenkins run) that are not available - would buy the back issues, but I have this ridiculous desire to line all the trades up on my shelf.

I'd quite like to see the I Vampire run from the 1980s House of Mystery collected, also wouldn't mind the original Captain Carrot stuff and the De Matteis and Giffen DR Fate four part mini from 1987 (?)

[john_k]

marvelman / miracleman

flex mentallo


the absence of both of these from retailers' shelves is a crime

[Dave A]

marvelman / miracleman

flex mentallo


the absence of both of these from retailers' shelves is a crime

Having read these, I do wonder whether, if they ever are traded, 99% of the people who buy them will be completely underwhelmed.

Not that they're bad reads -- at all -- I just wonder if they'll live up to the chatter.

[Matt H.O.W.L.]

Having read these, I do wonder whether, if they ever are traded, 99% of the people who buy them will be completely underwhelmed.

Not that they're bad reads -- at all -- I just wonder if they'll live up to the chatter.

As a person who hasn't read them (unfortunately), after what I've heard about them, I do expect these titles to pay off my home loan and take 3" off my waistline (and put it you-know-where). 

[Bill Doughty]

The Legion by Abnett & Lanning and Coipel
I've been reading LSH for a good 30 years and that team (both creative and team membership) was one of my favorites. I had the entire run in singles and foolishly sold it for a pittance on eBay

To go along with this, both Legion Lost and Legion Worlds would be nice.

[Sean M.]

Having read these, I do wonder whether, if they ever are traded, 99% of the people who buy them will be completely underwhelmed.

Not that they're bad reads -- at all -- I just wonder if they'll live up to the chatter.

Yer right, hype/ chatter is a killer and usually if not always kills enjoyment- usually to the point where you're no longer sure whether you enjoyed something or not [I still don't know whether I liked RIP or not- it was interesting and stimulated thought but did I like it? I don't know. That said, similarly having bought and read both of the books you mention, I have to say that I absolutely loved both of them- I'm sure Final Crisis makes more sense if you've read Flex Mentallo and Miracleman makes an excellent counterpoint to Watchmen.

As a person who hasn't read them (unfortunately), after what I've heard about them, I do expect these titles to pay off my home loan and take 3" off my waistline (and put it you-know-where). 

Jacob, not only will these books do the above but they're also a well known cure for male pattern baldness.