No, I'm in Poland. I know the shipping outside of the US is quite high with IST but I just prefer to get my books In one piece without any hassle. I used to shop around and get the cheapest deals possible from the amazon.com, amazon.co.uk marketplace or from B&N or look out for glitches (which I still do) but the last year or so I decided to go with IST and I haven't regretted it. They have bombproof packaging and if I've received a damaged book (very rarely), they've either refunded me or sent me a new book.
Not the best and yet books in general come in good shape. I've had one or two that came with a squashed corner or two and it's a real hassle to get a decent refund or replacement from them. They are not easy to work with. However, the majority have arrived fine and they generally have the best prices on the marketplace and deliver to Poland. Out of the batch above, I purchased the Aftermath: Realm of Kings Omnibus and it seems in perfect nick.
I absolutely LOVED "Man Out of Time" and "Forever Allies"! I'm still holding out hope for "Man Out of Time" to be released in oversized format someday, and Forever Allies is a fun and underrated story featuring BuckyCap! Looking forward to revisiting both titles in the near future!
Is forever allis collected in any other editions or should i pick up the hardcover. What are your guys thoughts on Captain america:white?
Raffi is correct. It does not have the Nocenti/Aja standalone story "3 Jacks" -which is excellent, btw. Nor does it have the preview of the Dark Reign story (Tan & Diggle) or the reprint of the classic Miller story from DD #191, Roulette. You'd have to hunt down the original issues for those.Quote Originally Posted by Yaggi_Rck View Post
Can anyone tell me if Brubaker's DD vol.2 includes all the material that came out with #500? (i.e. Nocenti + Aja's short story)
The omnibus does have the Annual & Blood of the Tarantula issues as you probably already know. It also has the pin-up gallery from #500 with extra covers and process pages. One of the process pages features Aja's artwork, ironically enough.
I need some advice. I've gotten the first 3 volumes each of the Avengers and Captain America Epic collections. Which should I read read first?
I more or less did this in 2012 to get ready for AvX - started with Disassembled and read all of Bendis Avengers plus all Events up to present before reading AvX. The wheels kinda come off the bus a bit after Secret Invasion and things aren't quite so tightly or deliberately plotted (though Dark Avengers is a real treat).
Psst - I am currently slogging through catching up on ANAD Marvel!
Besides Vision, which was great but not what I was expecting, Black Widow was absolutely spectacular comics-making. Also, Ultimates is great and A-Force was way, way more fun than I've heard anyone give it any credit for.
And, finally, while Invincible Iron Man wasn't exactly groundbreaking storytelling, Marquez's art on it is a sight to behold.
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I'm currently doing a complete X-Men read through but once I reach the late 90s/early 00s I'm going to expand it to include the majority of the Marvel stuff. The thought of buying it all is indeed pretty intimidating. Buying all the X-Men stuff has already been quite an investment.
The Joe Quesada years
A lot of good runs came out of his Editor and than Editor in Chief years between 1998-2010 at Marvel.