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Hi everyone,
I have never read them, but I have heard good things about the Earth One- series. Are the worth picking them up? Would you consider them worthy of a Deluxe or even Absolute edition?...

If you mean "Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years", it is pretty much the same as the other books in this series: An overview of the character with sample stories from different eras, with lots of...

Yes, of course Vol. 1 came out before, but in my eyes this is not an excuse for messing up now. Also, it is no comfort for me, that there will possibly be a reprint someday, now that I have the...

WTF! We've seen a lot of stupid things and changes form DC in the last years, but this beats everything I can even think of. I just can't believe it!

I guess it was cancelled due to the trim size of the book.
If I remember correctly, the size would have been two times that of an Omnibus or Deluxe. Of course this would look beautiful, but the book...

1. Absolute Wonder Woman by Azzarello Vol. 1 (Blood, Guts, Iron)
2. Absolute Wonder Woman by Azzarello Vol. 2 (War, Flesh, Bones)
3. Absolute Death of the Family
4. Absolute Batman: Joker’s Asylum...

I'm curious: How are you handing books, which are suggested both as absolutes and omnibuses? E.g. a 40-issues run could be done as 2 Absolutes but would also fit for an Omnibus.

Just sent you my lists, thanks for the initiative.

This is really a mess. The only explanation I can think of, is that they are planning another format like 2 big Omnibuses for the whole run.

Hi Guys,

I noticed only recently, that the Sandman Overture had a variant Cover (one is by Williams the other by McKean). So my OCD kicked in immediately and I have therefore a question: Are there...

Hi everybody,

I'm wondering about DC never collecting Flash: Rebirth or Flashpoint in OHC and would like to hear your opinions.
Rebirth and Flashpoint itself may be a little bit short for an...

Additionally: Pride of Baghdad, Kind Eternity, Flex Mentallo, Black Orchid, Books of Magic, Death, Endless Nights, Sandman Overture and Daytripper. I think the others were mentioned already.

Maybe they are putting it into the new Bronze Age Omnibus: http://www.amazon.com/Batman-Brave-Bold-Bronze-Omnibus/dp/1401267181/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454267729&sr=8-1&keywords=9781401267186

Look, what I found on Amazon, I think these were never announced:
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Sometime in the far future, when TDKR has been published in every other format a hundred times over, I am hoping for a "Dark Knight by Frank Miller" Omnibus.

No, that's actually quite good. Up until 2014, there have always been only 4 Absolutes per year (or less). Typically one in spring/early summer and 3 in fall (1 in October, November and December)....

Yes, it does, I just had a look.

In the old slipcase edition there is a blank page after each issue, so that every new issue will start on the right side, which I think was a good thing. They have obviously decided to save that page...

I am afraid the photos aren't very good. The old slipcase edition was not bad at all in my opinion, but still the new absolute version is a little bit shinier (or maybe it's just because the book is...

I have them all, and they are all very similar regarding content and quality. They show the hero or villain in question through the ages, picking single issues or stories from different eras. Mostly...

I completely agree with almost everything, some comments anyway:
If they finally do OHCs for Swamp Thing by Moore, I would expect Absolutes, no less.
I guess Sandman Deluxes are inevitable in the...

I think American Vampire and Unwritten will see Deluxe editions very soon. I would love Astro City in OHC but starting from the beginning.

Yep, still bitching. Would have been perfect for an Omnibus or a series of Deluxes.

I was hoping for an Omnibus, because it would be perfect in size, but I guess we can bury our hopes for an OHC edition for a long time now.

Thanks for the link.
I am surprised that they do "DC Universe By Neil Gaiman " as a regular hardcover instead of a Deluxe.
Also the Dan Jurgens and Greg Rucka books would deserve better treatment...