Alex Ross's Marvels

[Reviresco]

Does the TPB not include the extras that the hardcover does?

There's a hardcover put out in the Premiere Classics line that has the same stuff that the trade paperback does, I believe. But the 10th Anniversary OHC is bigger in size and in page count. The paperback / PC hardcover has ten pages of extras. The 10th Anniversary has 200 pages of extras.

Now, I don't know what the $150 Platinum Edition hardcover has, but at that price, it's going to have to have ten times as much new content for me buy it.

[Cold Water]

I guess as long as I can buy the TPB and still get all the Namor goodness in that, then that should be good enough, right?

[Reviresco]

I guess as long as I can buy the TPB and still get all the Namor goodness in that, then that should be good enough, right?

Yes, indeed.

If you aren't interested in the behind the scenes / process stuff, then definitely pick up the tpb. I just flipped through the 10th Anniversary extras, and it appears there are like two or three scripts in there, as well as the other stuff.

[Overhazard]

Still one of my favorite comics.

The singles are probably pretty rare by now, so just go for the collected edition.

And then go read Astro City.

This guy right here.

I read Marvels when I was little, I didn't really appreciate it at the time. I appreciate it now that I am older.

Astro City is the best comic book that no one talks about outside of forums. I don't understand why it doesn't get more press.

[Cold Water]

Yes, indeed.

If you aren't interested in the behind the scenes / process stuff, then definitely pick up the tpb. I just flipped through the 10th Anniversary extras, and it appears there are like two or three scripts in there, as well as the other stuff.

Well, it's not that I am not interested, I am just possibly not $65 or $150 interested.