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[Taral-DLOS]

Where is Defenders 47-77 collected?

From krisis's webpage:

#47-50: Moon Knight Epic Collection, Vol. 1: Bad Moon Rising
Collects (in order) Werewolf by Night (1972) #32-33, Marvel Spotlight (1971) #28-29; Defenders #47-50 (and excerpts of #51); The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #22-23; Marvel Two-In-One (1974) #52; Hulk [Magazine] (1978) #11-15, 17-18, & 20; Marvel Preview (1975) #21; Moon Knight (1980) #1-4.

#62-42: Nova Classic, Vol. 2
Collects Nova #13-19, Defenders (1972) #62-64, Fantastic Four Annual 12, and Marvel Two-in-One Annual 3.

#62-65: Defenders: Tournament of Heroes
Actually a comic one-shot reprinting these four issues.

#65: Models, Inc.
Collects Models, Inc. (2009) #1-4, Patsy Walker (1945) #119, Millie the Model (1945) #100, and The Defenders (1972) #65

#76-77: Omega The Unknown Classic
Collects Omega the Unknown (1976) #1-10 and The Defenders (1972) #76-77

[Captain Craig]

After Deadpool:Beginnings comes out will they have largely collected content containing Deadpool? At last to date as new stuff keeps getting created of course.
Maybe some material for another Minibus but will most of his stuff be already Omni'd?

[The Lucky One]

After Deadpool:Beginnings comes out will they have largely collected content containing Deadpool? At last to date as new stuff keeps getting created of course.
Maybe some material for another Minibus but will most of his stuff be already Omni'd?

Krisis goes into waaay more depth, but my understanding is that Deadpool's first ("Deadpool" plus "Agent X," 1997-2003), second ("Cable & Deadpool," 2004-2008) and fourth ("Deadpool," 2012-2015) ongoing series' have been omnibused in their entirety. The biggest notable gap is DP's third series, which ran for 63 issues from 2008-2012 and was written entirely(?) by Daniel Way. None of that run is in an omnibus per se, but issues 1-12 and 50-63 were collected in OHC format.

Beyond that, of course, there's the guest appearances and two minis from 1991-1997 that, as you noted, are being collected in the Deadpool: Beginnings omnibus. There are about a billion miniseries, which have been collected in two minibuses and other OHCs ("Suicide Kings," "Wade Wilson's War," "Deadpool MAX," etc). And there was Deadpool Team-Up, which ran 17 issues from 2009-2011 and is collected in three OHCs. Plus other team books that he's been in, like Rick Remender's Uncanny X-Force.

I've probably missed some things, so anyone else, feel free to chime in. But long story short, Daniel Way's 2008-2012 series is the most notable gap in terms of omnibizing Deadpool. (I haven't read any of that series, but my understanding is that opinions are mixed.)

[Gotham Thrasher]

Another thing I like about Krisis, he fully services my OCD of referring to the series volume number. For example in this case, Deadpool , almost everyone else on the Internet forgets to refer to Deadpool's (1994) series (written by Mark Waid) as volume 1 and therfore the current series is volume 5.

[TomSlick]

I'm pretty happy about this:

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I've got two whales left: Thor by Simonson and Thor by JMS

[Raffi Ol D'Arcy]

I'm pretty happy about this:

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I've got two whales left: Thor by Simonson and Thor by JMS

Nice one Tom. I've got that set as well

I also have two Omni whales remaining: Immortal Iron Fist and Daredevil by Bendis Vol. 1.

Btw, I recently saw some JMS Thor Omnis going for around $60 on the amazon.com marketplace.

[TomSlick]

Nice one Tom. I've got that set as well

I also have two Omni whales remaining: Immortal Iron Fist and Daredevil by Bendis Vol. 1.

I've got Iron Fist. Great book and I suspect there's at least half a chance it gets a reprint when he makes his Netflix appearance.
I'd suggest getting the DD OHCs. That's what I did. I had the two omnibus volumes but sold them and got the OHCs. In fact, I even had money left over to blast on more books!

[Phoenixx9]

From krisis's webpage:

#47-50: Moon Knight Epic Collection, Vol. 1: Bad Moon Rising
Collects (in order) Werewolf by Night (1972) #32-33, Marvel Spotlight (1971) #28-29; Defenders #47-50 (and excerpts of #51); The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #22-23; Marvel Two-In-One (1974) #52; Hulk [Magazine] (1978) #11-15, 17-18, & 20; Marvel Preview (1975) #21; Moon Knight (1980) #1-4.

#62-42: Nova Classic, Vol. 2
Collects Nova #13-19, Defenders (1972) #62-64, Fantastic Four Annual 12, and Marvel Two-in-One Annual 3.

#62-65: Defenders: Tournament of Heroes
Actually a comic one-shot reprinting these four issues.

#65: Models, Inc.
Collects Models, Inc. (2009) #1-4, Patsy Walker (1945) #119, Millie the Model (1945) #100, and The Defenders (1972) #65

#76-77: Omega The Unknown Classic
Collects Omega the Unknown (1976) #1-10 and The Defenders (1972) #76-77

Thank you so much, Taral-DLOS.

I had no idea these Defenders the issues had been collected, let alone in all these other titles.

I wish in 2017 to see the Defenders collection from the beginning...

[Gotham Thrasher]

@Tom Slick : sweet! Your in for quite the treat!

[krisis]

Another thing I like about Krisis, he fully services my OCD of referring to the series volume number. For example in this case, Deadpool , almost everyone else on the Internet forgets to refer to Deadpool's (1994) series (written by Mark Waid) as volume 1 and therfore the current series is volume 5.

<3

To be fair, recently I'm even moving away from that to go with publication years instead, because some of these books have SO MANY volumes and also it's hard sometimes to know what counts as a volume due to subtitles, punctuation, renumbering, straight-up errors in counting by Marvel, etc.

PS: My definitive guide to Ultimate Marvel is now live for all readers!

[Gotham Thrasher]

Lol yeah I can see how it can get confusing. Even Marvel And DC company people make mistakes when referring to series numbers. Although what do you do when Marvel does something like two Uncanny Avengers series in one year?

[Brewman]

Lol yeah I can see how it can get confusing. Even Marvel And DC company people make mistakes when referring to series numbers. Although what do you do when Marvel does something like two Uncanny Avengers series in one year?

In the Lemire Hawkeye book they list them as 2015A and 2015B for that type of situation. On that note I just finished that OHC and I have to say I really enjoyed it. IMO it was better than Fractions run, but both were great character driven arcs with a believable and humanized Clint.

[jm21]

Krisis goes into waaay more depth, but my understanding is that Deadpool's first ("Deadpool" plus "Agent X," 1997-2003), second ("Cable & Deadpool," 2004-2008) and fourth ("Deadpool," 2012-2015) ongoing series' have been omnibused in their entirety. The biggest notable gap is DP's third series, which ran for 63 issues from 2008-2012 and was written entirely(?) by Daniel Way. None of that run is in an omnibus per se, but issues 1-12 and 50-63 were collected in OHC format.

Beyond that, of course, there's the guest appearances and two minis from 1991-1997 that, as you noted, are being collected in the Deadpool: Beginnings omnibus. There are about a billion miniseries, which have been collected in two minibuses and other OHCs ("Suicide Kings," "Wade Wilson's War," "Deadpool MAX," etc). And there was Deadpool Team-Up, which ran 17 issues from 2009-2011 and is collected in three OHCs. Plus other team books that he's been in, like Rick Remender's Uncanny X-Force.

I've probably missed some things, so anyone else, feel free to chime in. But long story short, Daniel Way's 2008-2012 series is the most notable gap in terms of omnibizing Deadpool. (I haven't read any of that series, but my understanding is that opinions are mixed.)

Agreed - Daniel Way's material is the main gap, which would need 2 omnibus to cover (plus some non-Way issues for continuity). On top of all you mentioned above, there is the Merc for a Mouth series & Deadpool Corps stuff also. I'd love to see the following collections (and HUGE thanks to Krisis' guides for helping me on this - saved me loads of time going through my own collection!!!):

DEADPOOL BY WAY vol.1 or CLASSIC vol.2:
Wolverine Origins #21-25 + material from #20
Deadpool #1-31
Thunderbolts #130-131
Optional Way material - Hit-Monkey #1-3 & oneshot
PLUS non-Way material
Deadpool #900 & #1000
Suicide Kings #1-5
Deadpool: Games of Death
X-Men Origins: Deadpool
material from Marvel Digital Holiday Special #2 & Marvel Spotlight: Deadpool

DEADPOOL BY WAY vol.2 or CLASSIC vol.3:
Deadpool 32-63, 33.1 & 49.1
Optional Way material - Thunderbolts #1-11 (although, I'd rather see this as part of a "Red Thunderbolts by Way & Soule Omnibus")
PLUS non-Way material
Deadpool Annual #1
Fear Itself: Deadpool #1-3
Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force #1-3
Captain America: Who Won't Wield the Shield
Cable #25
Deadpool & Cable #26
Amazing Spider-Man Annual #38
Incredible Hulks Annual #1
Wolverine/Deadpool: The Decoy

DEADPOOL TEAM-UP OMNIBUS
Identity Disc #1-5
Deadpool: Merc With A Mouth #1-13
Prelude to Deadpool Corps #1-5
Deadpool Corps #1-12
Lady Deadpool
Deadpool Family
Deadpool Corps: Rank & Foul
Deadpool Team-UP #899-883

3 massive books, but I think that would cover all the 616 DP stuff up to the Duggan Omnibus. It would leave alternate DP minis Wade Wilson's War & Pulp uncollected in this format - perhaps a "Deadpool Alternate Reality Minibus" to collect with the previous MAX prints too for all remaining non-616 material?

[Gotham Thrasher]

In the Lemire Hawkeye book they list them as 2015A and 2015B for that type of situation. On that note I just finished that OHC and I have to say I really enjoyed it. IMO it was better than Fractions run, but both were great character driven arcs with a believable and humanized Clint.

Aw Geez. That's funny. Well I guess they have to differiantiate it somehow. I still have to check out Lemires work on Hawkeye. I liked his Green Arrow.

[mtop2036]

<3

To be fair, recently I'm even moving away from that to go with publication years instead, because some of these books have SO MANY volumes and also it's hard sometimes to know what counts as a volume due to subtitles, punctuation, renumbering, straight-up errors in counting by Marvel, etc.

PS: My definitive guide to Ultimate Marvel is now live for all readers!

What about ultimate comics enemy, ultimate comics mystery and ultimate comics doomsday? Or am I missing them?