Dang it! Hate I missed that ...

[DrNewGod]

I've been reading a lot of old comics online, following a few selected titles of the DCU from 1960 forward (currently in mid-1985). I've come across a few that I really wish I'd tried back in the day:

• Blue Devil
• Green Arrow in Detective Comics
• Vigilante

There was interesting stuff happening in those comics that I wish I'd experienced when it was being written. It's not bad now, but there's a flavor to it that belongs to its moment in history.

Regardless of when you started reading comics, is there a series that, after reading it online, that you're sorry you missed in first run?

[My Two Cents]

I don't read digital comics
But back in 1975 I drifted away from comics as I entered High School
and did not get back into it until 1980 and I saw Uncanny X-Men 137 on the
stands with other books.
I never knew about Uncanny X-Men or much anything in comics for those past
few years and had to buy old issues to catch up.
But yea........ I would have liked to have discovered Uncanny X-Men while I
was doing my High School tour

[married guy]

Most recently would be Preacher.

I was hearing really good word of mouth and the guys in the store suggested it a couple times, but I never gave it whirl.

Before that, Neil Gaiman's Sandman was the other I chose not to jump on until after the fact.

[K7P5V]

For me, it would be the New Teen Titans (Wolfman/Perez). My father suggested that we should buy it, but I chose not to get it. Looking back, I should have listened to my father and given the series a chance.