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Very rarely have I heard the Lee/Kirby run ranked above Simonson.

Yes, it is widely regarded as the best Thor ever written.

I'd get the upcoming paperbacks but if you have to have it in HC 130 is a decent price (it is, after all, only 5 bucks over cover).

It's definitive Thor.

Um, HELL NO.

Cringe not. It's highly unlikely that I would have bought it, shipping to Canada is too much (otherwise I'd have half a mind to jump on your Ennis Punisher).

Could it have something to do with Batman/Superman?

Vancouver I can understand since theres a Vancouver, WA but Toronto? Yikes.

Then again, my grasp of American geography is dreadful (though I don't think I've mistaken any of their cities for...

I'm Canadian, not worth it. In a few months the first three Masterworks will all be available in paperback so I'll be able to get the omnibus's content for around 50 bucks. If they reprinted the omni...

Thats my #1 wanted omni right there.

Minis are stupid. Why would I buy something that designed to be finite month-to-month when I could have it in a collected edition, the ideal format for a finite story?

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I do almost all of my buying from BD, including omnis. In all of my orders I've only had two damaged items: A Daredevil trade with the paper on the spine partially torn off and a Punisher MAX OHC...

That is exactly what has happened to my Punisher MAX Vol 3. No clue how it could be fixed.

You are aware of the circumstances of his creation, right?

Bone claws. The general appeal of Wolverine's story (to me anyway) is that he was the guy with the most innocent power possible. His ability was to be able to heal, it's a very positive and peaceful...

I dug Aaron Wolverine. Not my favourite but there are some good stories. But I think Marvel would have been better off collecting his proper Wolverine run (Wolverine Vol 4) first and releasing this...

I love HCs and TPBs. My priority above all is a sewn bound OHC but if something is coming out in TPB and I want it I'll buy it. I'm not a format snob, I'm just happy to get what I can get. I'll be...

I don't think anything could kill him and if it could it would defeat the point of the character. Hulk's entire schtick revolves around being the strongest there is, the same way The Flash's revolves...

They're books... You put them on a bookshelf....

Two words: Fantastic Four.

When the Flash was reintroduced in the mid-50s superheroes took off. Atlas/Marvel tried their hand at it with the FF, it was a hit and they started introducing more....

Correct. In fact, for the first 38 issues it didn't feature superheroes at all. It was a science fiction anthology and Iron Man was introduced as a science fiction superhero and the other feature in...

I'm going to voice the dissenting opinion and say that when I first read PAD's Hulk that was the issue where McFarlane's art went from "Interesting energetic artwork" to "Pile of scribbly crap." For...

Hell no. Vol 1 and 2 are OOP, the 3rd is still in stock.

AEs are printed on very heavy stock (either actual bristol or something similar). A pad of 15 14x17 sheets of bristol will cost you 10 bucks.

Ah woah what holy hell that is a big book.