View Poll Results: What hardcover format do you prefer?

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  • Standard sized

    67 10.26%
  • Deluxe

    257 39.36%
  • Omnibus

    270 41.35%
  • Absolute

    143 21.90%
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    American Vampire: Yes!

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    No Man's Land Vol 2 at $150 with it having 1112 pages?!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raffi Ol D'Arcy View Post
    No Man's Land Vol 2 at $150 with it having 1112 pages?!?
    Paper is expensive and Omnibus releases will continue to increase in price. The Spectre Omnibus had only 700 pages and came at $125.

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    For sure getting American Vampire.
    Not NML. I didn't get the first volume either. Just too much filler when it comes to DC/Marvel event-specific omnis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raffi Ol D'Arcy View Post
    No Man's Land Vol 2 at $150 with it having 1112 pages?!?
    I honestly don't think page count has any bearing on the price on these books.

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    There are a lot of page counts/price points that don't make any sense in the new solicits as well. Once upon a time you could count on a 1200 page and above book being $125, there are now a bunch at that price coming in at 700-800 page counts. On the other hand, there are some that are still $100.

    I think more and more it depends on the character and/or creative team, and the publishers milking the big names for big bucks...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gohei_ View Post
    I honestly don't think page count has any bearing on the price on these books.
    In general it has. There may have been a few exceptions, but in the past thicker Omnibusses have been more expensive, and I don't think this will change in the future.
    You'll never see a 500 page Omnibus as expensive as $150 or a 1500+ page Omnibus as cheap as $100.

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    the conan omnis and xmen by jim lee omnis were the first ones where I noticed a lower page count relative to the $125 cost. not sure how long the golden age omnis from dc might have been overpriced

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaboo View Post
    In general it has. There may have been a few exceptions, but in the past thicker Omnibusses have been more expensive, and I don't think this will change in the future.
    You'll never see a 500 page Omnibus as expensive as $150 or a 1500+ page Omnibus as cheap as $100.
    True, but just like SJNeal said above, if they're releasing a book they know is gonna sell like hot cakes, I don't think they mind bumping up the price one step above the regular price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Avengers1986 View Post
    not sure how long the golden age omnis from dc might have been overpriced
    As soon as they got past where the Archives left off. When they were reprinting material that’d already been restored for the Archives, the volumes were cheaper. Once they started having to restore the material, the prices shot up.

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    ABSOLUTE SWAMP THING BY LEN WEIN AND BERNIE WRIGHTSON
    Written by LEN WEIN
    Art by BERNIE WRIGHTSON and NESTOR REDONDO
    Cover by BERNIE WRIGHTSON
    $100.00 US | 336 pages | 8 1/8" x 12 1/4" | Hardcover
    ISBN: 978-1-77951-730-2
    ON SALE 11/8/22
    At long last, DC Comics is proud to present the original early appearances of Swamp Thing in prestigious Absolute format. Created by comics legends Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson, the muck monster from the bayou would go on to become one of DC's premier horror characters. This oversize edition includes Swamp Thing's first appearance in The House of Secrets #92 plus Swamp Thing #1-13.


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    52 OMNIBUS (2022 EDITION)
    Written by GEOFF JOHNS, GRANT MORRISON, GREG RUCKA, and MARK WAID
    Art by KEITH GIFFEN, EDDY BARROWS, CHRIS BATISTA, and others
    Cover by J.G. JONES
    $175.00 US | 1,216 pages | 7 1/4" x 10 7/8" | Hardcover
    ISBN: 978-1-77951-543-8
    ON SALE 7/19/22
    Offered again! After Infinite Crisis, the DC Universe had its most eventful year ever. It was a year without Superman, Batman, or Wonder Woman…but not a year without heroes! Collects the entirety of the groundbreaking, critically acclaimed DC Comics weekly series. 1.


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    SUPERMAN: THE GOLDEN AGE OMNIBUS VOL. 7
    Written by ALVIN SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM WOOLFOLK, and others
    Art by WAYNE BORING, STAN KAYE, AL PLASTINO, and others
    Cover by WAYNE BORING and STAN KAYE
    $150.00 US | 824 pages | 7 1/16" x 10 7/8" | Hardcover
    ISBN: 978-1-77950-560-6
    ON SALE 7/12/22
    As Superman enters the 1950s, Lex Luthor invents a device that banishes Superman to the fourth dimension, while Mr. Mxyztplk makes the city of Metropolis forget that their hero ever existed. Plus, Superman becomes a super-cowboy and meets a mighty caveman. Collects tales from Action Comics #126-147, Superman #55-65, and World's Finest Comics #37-47.


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