What Collected Edition are you reading now?

[Spike-X]

In the last week or so I've read and loved Batman And Superman: World's Finest vol 3, and Fire Power vol 6.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

Wifwulf.

I didnt like it.

[chicainery]

Also at the library, I checked out Scott Snyder's Justice League tpbs 1-5, Dark Days: Road to Metal, Dark Nights: Metal Dark Nights Rising, Death Metal Deluxe to continue my Snyder read. I also checked out a couple of Stephanie Phillips collections - Wonder Woman Evolution and Harley Quinn: No Good Deed. I checked these out because I see her on tik tok a lot and have never read any of her stuff.

Finally finished all of the Snyder JLA and other books from the library. I read Dragonball Vol 1 Vizbig Collection. First time reading any Dragonball, and it was pretty good. Not sure if I will continue reading or not, but I probably will get volume 2 someday.

I've also been catching up on some single issues lately, but this isn't the thread for that.

[Marvell2100]

First time I read this, I must have been in some kind of mood, because I didn't love it. A while later I decided to give it another try, and thought it was amazing. Headed to my LCS to pick up some more, saw that they had the big ol' oversized HC (the first one; the only one available at the time) and snatched it up, then eventually got the other two when they came out. Amazing series.

Yeah, I really like it. I have everything up to volume 4 and hope to get the complete set soon.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

Daredevil volume 1 "know fear"

Star Wars: Shadow of Starlight.

[JPAR]

Black Panther by Priest omnibus 2

[Captain Craig]

DC's run of Lee Falk's Phantom, circa late 80's. It is collected in a 3 volume set by Hermes Press and comes with nice extras spotlighting the creators and writers.
17 issues in total, a 4 issue PAD mini then the 13 issue ongoing by Mark Verheiden.
Phantom_HermesPress_DCrun.jpg

I'd never read this run and really enjoyed it. It has a nice arc to it in total with Diana Palmer. This could be ones first intro to the historical character and you'd get a good grasp of him and his setting. It does have stories in America and South America to go along with the African set stories you'd expect.

Grade: A

[MRP]

Just finished JLA Book One and started on Teen Titans by Geoff John Omnibus from the library.

-M

[Deathstroke]

DC's run of Lee Falk's Phantom, circa late 80's. It is collected in a 3 volume set by Hermes Press and comes with nice extras spotlighting the creators and writers.
17 issues in total, a 4 issue PAD mini then the 13 issue ongoing by Mark Verheiden.
Phantom_HermesPress_DCrun.jpg

I'd never read this run and really enjoyed it. It has a nice arc to it in total with Diana Palmer. This could be ones first intro to the historical character and you'd get a good grasp of him and his setting. It does have stories in America and South America to go along with the African set stories you'd expect.

Grade: A

I believe I read the PAD miniseries but not the ongoing series. This might be cool to read at some point if I find the trades.

[MRP]

I believe I read the PAD miniseries but not the ongoing series. This might be cool to read at some point if I find the trades.

I've read and enjoyed both those series. I still have the original issues though, not the trades.

-M

[Captain Craig]

I believe I read the PAD miniseries but not the ongoing series[Phantom by DC]. This might be cool to read at some point if I find the trades.

If there are trades I'm unaware, there might be now I suppose. I got them as they came out with the last one being at least a year+ ago.
The HCs are oversized, not standard and are $50 MSRP usd. I think IST had them at 35% off the initial week of release. Peeking in over there I see vol. 2 is now only 25% off.

[Amacent]

The Me You Love In The Dark TPB :
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I had heard good things about this mini-series but so far not much has happened despite being almost halfway done with it. The art is fantastic though and what has captured my attention.

[Spike-X]

Something Is Killing The Children vol. 7.

The story was fine. The art felt like it wasn't up to the standard of previous volumes? I dunno. If the next volume doesn't excite me more, it might be time for me to move on from this title.

[chicainery]

Just finished Spider-girl Epic Collection Volume 1. It is more of an old school read, but I really enjoyed reading these issues again. I do have all of these issues (and all Spider-girl issues) in their original format, so it is a reread.