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Just to give a little more detail about the Compendium: Back in the OP, I stated: "The first comic book version was a six-issue limited series, which ran from March 1999 to August 1999 (starting...

I just received my copy of the BB 25th Anniversary Compendium today! 750 pages!!!! I am quite pleased with it.

wish they had given Astrid Mordo a better run. Astrid was introduced as the daughter of Baron Karl Mordo. The Baron put her into a mystic coma in Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #87. The same issue...

i'm drooling just looking at the Anniversary Compendium!

There are many Doctor Strange stories worth reading. Too many to list individually, but I agree with jackolover that the original Strange Tales #130-146 is classic. I would also suggest that reading...

Yes, the BB episode "Out of the Past" was one of the great ones, as Bruce considers using a Lazarus pit to regain his youth--but then he sees what Ra's Al Ghul was willing to do to stave off death,...

Two words: Yvonne Craig.

I think Terry is inevitable. Terry "I was never a Robin" McGinnis. The fact that he was never a Robin really does set him apart from all the other candidates.

A place to honor the one true future Batman, Terry McGinnis. I will leave it to others more skilled at the coding to add cool pictures. I will kick this off with the history of a character...

Yes, an interesting ending, and the very last bit of it states: "Batman Beyond will return!" So that seems to be something of a "hint"!

And may I just say that Bats remains one of the Best Characters Ever?

When they started, my favorites were The Strangers, The Night Man, Mantra and Ultraforce. I didn't like the later developments in Night Man (as the book took a more supernatural bent) nor did I like...

I'll be honest. I didn't fully understand the most recent issue.

So you have never read All-American Comics # 27 (Doiby's first story)? Because they could hardly have made it clearer. He even says he is called Doiby because he is never without his hat--a doiby...

My first was the "first" listed in the Wikipedia article linked earlier: "The Death of Captain Marvel." Still have it, still enjoy it. I also got "The New Mutants" also published in 1982. I think...

I like Lynnia (the Intangible Girl), too. Honestly, the original four members were perfectly combined and there were a ton more stories that could have been told. DC really does need to bring them...

Can't beat the classics: "Dr. Strange vs. Dracula" a/k/a "The Montesi Formula" a/k/a "The End of All Vampires."

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1. Black Panther (T'Challa)
2. Hawkeye (Clint)
3. Dr. Strange
4. Nightcrawler
5. Captain America
6. Spider-Man
7. Clea
8. Scarlet Witch
9. The Ringo Kid
10. The Two-Gun Kid

Terry McGinnis. It really bugs me when he is overlooked.

And, correct me if I am wrong, but was Mr. Terrific (Michael Holt) also overlooked?

Dan Jurgens used to refer to "Neo Gotham"---which was one of the things I disliked about his run, but let that pass. For fan purposes, Neo-verse works. I used to call the stories following the...

A good start. And there is a clear signal that it is a different continuity from Dan Jurgen's post-Future's End run: Terry's mother is alive and well (albeit, apparently now living in Metropolis...

I'd be happy if they just started doing The Terrifics again.

Billy Graham for the Black Panther. And Killmonger, too.

Screw that! There should be a story where Tim time-travles back to actually become this version of Savior. Ending up in an asylum would be a neat way to write him out of ongoing continuity without...

That is unclear. The previous regular BB series had that, but it is not clear that Neo Year and Neo Gothic are in that same timeline. I rather suspect that they are not. Come to think of it, I...