Not hardcover, but is there a volume 2 planned for Azrael?
https://www.amazon.com/Azrael-Vol-Fa.../dp/B01BLZX180
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Not hardcover, but is there a volume 2 planned for Azrael?
https://www.amazon.com/Azrael-Vol-Fa.../dp/B01BLZX180
Agreed on it being a test balloon. It came out in March 2016, so it's not really a question of pre-orders at this point and they can, and have, seen actual sales numbers by now enough to make a decision. I expect the OP was asking if there'll be a volume two since volume one came out so long ago.
My guess is no, given the length of time that passed and the poor reproduction of every issue of the Azrael ongoing that has appeared in any recent collection (Contagion, No Man's Land etc.) It's a great series up through Cataclysm or so, and worthy of reprinting, so it's a shame it doesn't appear to be happening.
I've been reading the One Million tpb I recently acquired a used copy of (The tpb solely containing the mini-series penned by Morrison).....I've been enjoying it so far, and I particularly liked how Morrison included some of the Starman mythos into the storyline. Great stuff with Ted Knight talking to his descendant.
If they ever release Morrison's JLA series in omnibus form, do you think they'll include this mini-series in the omnibus books? I would hope they would, as it seems like it's somewhat integral to Morrison's JLA run.
They’ve reissued Knightfall half a dozen times now, and every time they try to make it “more complete” they just can’t get it right. It’s not even that complicated, I’m not sure what the problem is.
And why they left it out of Knightfall but felt it made sense tacked onto the beginning of the Azrael ongoing is beyond me. I’d like to think there’s some kind of rights thing happening with Sword of Azrael, something other than just incompetence but... well, who knows?
"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings" - Optimus Prime
We are talking about the same company that covered most every main character or series from the Silver Age into the Bronze Age in Omnibus
and yet seem to have zero intention on giving there two cash cows and probably what fans want most Silver and Bronze Age treatment.
Naturally I am referring to Batman and Superman and there adventures in Batman, Detective Comics, Superman, and Action Comics.
So the Conner/Palmiotti Harley Quinn omnibus 2 came out this week and it says it's volume 2 of 3. Have we seen contents for volume 3 yet? Will it just be their Rebirth issues? Any ideas?
Can't print everything at once OR you risk having too much OPP for new readers just starting collections and turning them away. I know I am still catching up.
They're getting there. They just can't over-saturate the market.
They current have:
Golden Age Supes
Golden Age Bats
Brave and the Bold Bats
Silver and Bronze JLA with Supes and Bats
World's Finest Silver Age with Supes and Bats
Post Crisis Consecutive Supes and Bats issues
As a Marvel fan who is trying to get everything old school DC, thats overwhelming!
So the Blackest Night omnibus is going to be over 1600 pages
Comic book conundrum of the year:
Do I keep Absolute edition of Batman and Robin by Morrison or let it go in favor of Batman by Morrison Omnibus volume 2?
Seriously can't decide. I love the Absolute format, but I also like uniformity and the inclusion of Batman #700.
Is keeping both not an option?
I'm super excited to see the Morrison omnibus advance solicited. Especially the "in reading order" part - that should be interesting to see what they ended up deciding was the reading order. Worth noting the solicitation copy does not include Batman: The Return in it (which suggests it'll be in its proper place kicking off V3).
Azzarello Wonder Woman...Absolutes or the upcoming omni? What do you guys think is the move here?