Collected editions of DC, but not the one I wanted yet (Update: it turns out that it will be!)
Published by Avi Green on Friday, May 25, 2007 at 4:03 AM.
Comicon's Pulse published a list of upcoming DC Comics TPBs. There are a couple items here that I'm interested in getting, but Sword of the Atom isn't here. And THAT'S what this guy is looking for.
I'd better write to DC again.
With that having been said, I looked at the price for the collections of the Metal Men and Superman's Silver Age Kandor adventures, and wow! These are only about 17 dollars, much less than what the DC Archives have cost. Maybe they've come to their senses at last!
Update: whoa, it looks like I'd missed the news before, but...as shown on these solicitations for August, SOTA is being put out in a trade. And the moment it's possible, I'll be getting it.
Now, this raises the question: is DC going to fix the malfunction they started with Identity Crisis, and exonerate Jean Loring of slaying Sue Dibny? Well that's what I want to know when the new Atom series' "Hunt for Ray Palmer" story comes around. Will others be waiting to see about this too, and will they be standing behind both Ray and Jean on this?
This should be a most important test for DC: to prove that they're willing to right a wrong, which is exactly what the demonization of Jean Loring and the defamation of Ray Palmer were.
I'd better write to DC again.
With that having been said, I looked at the price for the collections of the Metal Men and Superman's Silver Age Kandor adventures, and wow! These are only about 17 dollars, much less than what the DC Archives have cost. Maybe they've come to their senses at last!
Update: whoa, it looks like I'd missed the news before, but...as shown on these solicitations for August, SOTA is being put out in a trade. And the moment it's possible, I'll be getting it.
Now, this raises the question: is DC going to fix the malfunction they started with Identity Crisis, and exonerate Jean Loring of slaying Sue Dibny? Well that's what I want to know when the new Atom series' "Hunt for Ray Palmer" story comes around. Will others be waiting to see about this too, and will they be standing behind both Ray and Jean on this?
This should be a most important test for DC: to prove that they're willing to right a wrong, which is exactly what the demonization of Jean Loring and the defamation of Ray Palmer were.
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