What Collected Edition are you reading now?

[Johnny Thunders!]

Shazam: The Worlds Mightiest Mortal Volumes 1-2. Great looking standard sized hardbacks, I love a lot of these 70s hardback reprints, amazing art throughout, simple and sweet adventure stories, I love Kurt Shaffenberger’s Captain Marvel.

[nx01a]

I'm currently switching between the three Klaus hardcovers and Once & Future book 1 deluxe edition. Either way, I get sweet Dan Mora art plus great writing.

[Captain Craig]

Martian Manhunter: Identity TPB
The 12 issue maxi series by Steve Orlando from 2019.

I'm currently 4 issues in.

[FluffySheep]

I'm currently reading the first Blacksad book. Recently finished TMNT: The Last Ronin.

[Spike-X]

Catwoman: Lonely City (aka The Dark Cat Returns) by Cliff Chiang

This is really, really good!

[ARkadelphia]

Inhumans (Pacheco)

[Happenstance]

Reading the 52 omnibus at the moment. Not sure I've actually read this since the trades first came out and I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed it.

[JPAR]

Die book 1

[MRP]

Jeff Smith's Tuki Vol. 1: Fight for Fire. Just finished it and can't wait to dive into Vol. 2.

-M

[Happenstance]

Die book 1

Enjoying it? I was looking to pick that up myself.

[JPAR]

It's growing on me. I'll let you know when I've read it.

[nx01a]

I'm a tabletop RPG player so I was excited for the series. The art sadly isn't for me but I'm glad others have really enjoyed it.

[Ishmael]

Absolute Swamp Thing by Len Wein and Berni Wrightson

[Captain Craig]

Martian Manhunter by Steve Orlando, titled Identity.
This is the 12 issue maxi series from 2018/2019.
I'm up through issue 7 and will likely finish it this week barring any interruptions.

As a MM fan I must say I'm currently not pleased with the crux of this story. I'm hoping the last 5 issues sort it out.
spoilers:

I'm referring to the level of moral and ethical grayness that Orlando has placed into J'onzz life on Mars as a Manhunter. Frankly to the point that saying "crooked cop" would apply. This is not a trait that we know our Manhunter by. He has long and forever been the Rock of the JLA. It's compass through iterations when Superman wasn't an active member.

end of spoilers

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[Timothy Hunter]

Leonard Starr's On Stage

So much fun. The writing is very engaging for a comic strip written in the 50s. The art isn't as impressive as an Al Williamson or an Alex Raymond, but Starr's illustrations still have an elegance to them.