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    Mighty Member My Two Cents's Avatar
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    Trades win easily when it comes to reading new material sooner.
    Most every regular series from Marvel and D C will get a trade (some time a small hard cover) and than another and maybe another
    before a hard cover is collected, With Omnibuses the gap is even greater.
    So if a person wants to follow on going series, but does not wish to get single issues, than trades probably will be a better fit.
    They could wait a year plus and get a deluxe hard cover book, but that would put them over a year behind on new material
    and many series never even make it to hard cover (I keep holding off getting All New Wolverine vol.2 because I would love to have this in omnibus).

    At the end of the day it all comes down to personal preference and how far a person will bend.
    I switched to trades and hard covers only less than two years ago. So I missed out on many omnibuses
    I now wish to have but will not pay the high prices to get. I will wait for Marvel to re-issue some, but
    others I don't want to wait for and so am getting trades as they get released like Jonathan Hickman's
    Fantastic Four.

    Epics are nice, I have a few and will be getting a few more. I read a lot of Marvel between 1972 and 1990
    Epics give me a chance to read a lot of those old series like Defenders and Incredible Hulk and Champions,
    while still focusing on series I want in Omnibus like Bronze Age Amazing Spider-Man and Avengers.

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    Mighty Member Enigma's Avatar
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    I collect primarily HCs and omnis. They look better, feel better and usually have a better cost per issue. Since I read so much and have such a backlog, I don't feel the need to read something as soon as it comes out anyway.
    “We have a saying, my people. Don’t kill if you can wound, don’t wound if you can subdue, don’t subdue if you can pacify, and don’t raise your hand at all until you’ve first extended it.”

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    I prefer TPB still because it's easy to slip it into the comic bags, cheaper and best of all easier to read

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