DC Archives poll

[Rob Allen]

I know very little about this but it looked like it was worth passing on:

David Stepp is running his annual archives poll. It started Monday
and he estimates it will run for about a week. Here is the URL:

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/dstepp14/DCArchives.htm

No, the poll has no true significance. There are rumors that the DC
editors look at its results, but no promise to act on the results.
Example: The SA Flash volume 4 came in first for the past two years,
and we still don't have the darned thing.

Still, the more the merrier. Please vote if you are so inclined.

[Slam_Bradley]

I already voted, Rob. Anything to indicate that I want to see Sugar & Spike and Scribbly in some sort of collected format.

I liked the addition of the Showcase Presents this year.

[Ryan K]

I voted just to get my votes in for more Chronicles and Showcase Presents.

[Chris CCL]

No doubt Rob. Even in a few Archives DC lists Flash 4.
Chris CCL

[Hellpop]

Looks to be already closed. Too bad, I've always wanted to read early Hourman stories. And I think it's terrible that Kirby's '70's material isn't archived, though if memory serves a Kamadi ed. is on the way.

By the way, I've always wondered: does anyone actually buy the ones form the modern era like New Teen Titans, when the comics are so readily available for less than a dollar?

[Sir Tim Drake]

Welcome to CBR, Mr. Hellpop. I'm glad that you were able to find time to post here, despite your busy execution schedule.

[Hellpop]

Welcome to CBR, Mr. Hellpop. I'm glad that you were able to find time to post here, despite your busy execution schedule.

Actually, things have been kinda slow these last few years. My baby hasn't even been born yet! :o