Marvel Premiere Classics Line

[Cactusakic]

I already posted this thread in the Marvel Universe section, but it has not had any response, so I thought I'd try it here.

Firstly I have to say, when it debuted, I was not a fan of the Premiere Hardcover Format. In fact, I'm still not keen on it for new story arcs. However I think it works really well for the Premiere Classics line that Marvel has started over the last few months.
So far we have had (or have coming):
Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt
Wolverine: Origin
Wolverine (Original Claremont/Miller Mini)
and Spider-Man: Death Of The Stacy's

I was wondering what other people thought of these collections and what titles they would like to see released in this format in the future.

For what it's worth, I would like to see:

Daredevil: Born Again
Daredevil: Man Without Fear
X-Men: Days Of Future Past
Iron Man: Devil In A Bottle
Hulk: Future Imperfect
Secret Wars (Split over two volumes)

I'm sure that there are plenty of other great storylines that I'm forgetting right now, what do you want to see?

[Mike Kuypers]

Not that I would buy it, but how about the Kree-Skrull War from Avengers? And the Thanos/Cosmic Cube story that ran through several titles and concluded in an Avengers annual?

[scratchie]

Jim Starlin's Warlock (as long as they color it properly, not like the "Special Edition" from the 80s).

The Headmen/Nebulon storyline from The Defenders.

There's a nice run of Man-Thing, starting with Fear #19, including the introduction of the Foolkiller, and concluding with the clown story, that would make a nice HC, but it's not really thematically connected.

Alternatively, the end of Gerber's run on Man-Thing would make a nice collection, too, starting with the Viking/book-burning storyline, Richard Rory's unwitting kidnapping of a minor, and the final confrontation with Thog the Nether-Spawn.

Speaking of which, the Foolkiller mini from the early 90s would be a nice candidate, since there's supposedly a new Foolkiller series in the works. (Me, I'm still waiting for the new Omega the Unknown series, but at least we got a paperback reprint of the original!).

[Greg Hatcher]

I'm just bitter that this project has nothing to do with what I thought it was. I thought Marvel was gathering up all the non-starter characters from books like the original Premiere and Spotlight that didn't have the page-count for individual Essentials and giving them a combined one of their own.

That said, I'd be on board for the Defenders Headmen collection thing.

[Cactusakic]

I'm just bitter that this project has nothing to do with what I thought it was. I thought Marvel was gathering up all the non-starter characters from books like the original Premiere and Spotlight that didn't have the page-count for individual Essentials and giving them a combined one of their own.

I thought they had said that they were planning on doing exactly that soon? Releasing some future combined Essential volumes featuring characters who were too short lived for a whole volume to themselves.
Then again, maybe I just dreamed it.

As an addition to the ones I mentioned earlier, what about Death Of Captain Marvel?