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Major Bummer.
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The Ray, YJ, Hawkman, and Aquaman are all up there. But another Is Ion: GotU.
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I've never read an Aquaman title, but I'd definitely like to.
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YJ, Lobo, Superboy, and since we're not DC exclusive here, Spider-man 2099.
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This is getting depressing.
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Originally posted by Jack T. Chance View PostHmmm... let me think here...
Well, since this IS a Green Lantern forum, I think I'd have to say....
GREEN LANTERN CORPS QUARTERLY!!!
I mean, the new GLC book is alright, but frankly, GLCQ was vastly superior! It took the neat little "Tales of the Green Lantern Corps" back-up stories from the '80s and essentially moved them into their own book! Besides giving us new and interesting characters like Jack T. Chance and Ash, it was also used to give us regular new stories featuring fan-favorite supporting cast characters like Alan Scott and G'nort!
The ONLY thing that sucked about it was the long wait between issues, with only 4 issues a year. But each and every issue was worth the wait... even if they DID make us wait nearly 2 years before giving into the overwhelming fan demand for more adventures of Jack T. Chance!
But alas, then-GL-Editor Kevin "the Dickhead" Dooley decided he needed to anally rape the Corps and its mythology in the name of increasing sales, so he killed the book after the events of "Emerald Twilight".
Frankly, when I heard that there was a new GL Corps book on the way, I got excited as hell, hoping that we'd get a book like GLCQ. So far, this new title has yet to live up to the standards of its predecessor.
I'm not sure it is really a legitimate comparison. The two are very different TYPES of titles, one with an ongoing storyline, the other an anthology series.
That said, GLCQ would be my pick as well. At least if we are talking about the title I would most like to have back.
I regret the cancellation of Mosaic the most, but I think the ship has long since sailed on that one, and I don't think I'd WANT it to come back at this point, since I don't think it COULD, not in the same way I originally enjoyed it. That potential has all been hopelessly squandered at this point.
But GLCQ could EASILY fit right back in to the GL lineup, and provide what I am missing at this point. Interesting, more in-depth looks at some of the fascinating alien GLs out there, in stand alone stories that don't have to fit into some complex master storytelling plan.
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Firestorm the 1st series!Comment
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Good point. In that case, Paul Jenkins' and Leonardo Manco's Werewolf by Night book.Originally posted by BTomaselli View PostComment
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Also, GCPD or Gotham Central. Both were really good books about Gothams finest. Preferably, Brubaker to come back with another artist than Rucka.Comment
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Rucka wasn't the artist...Comment
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well you knew what i meant, keep the writers and lose the artist(Lark)Originally posted by Michael Heide View PostComment
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The last volume was best when Will Pheifer [spelling?] and Pat Gleason took over and introduced Sub Diego. Up through John Arcudi's run it was pretty good then when sales took a little dive it got rebooted with Sword of Atlantis and the new kid Joseph in the role. I'm still shocked "American Tidal" hasn't been put in trade.Originally posted by W.West View Post
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....it's going back a ways but.......Darkhawk,
I used to read lots of Darkhawk years ago. It was actually the first comic I picked up consistently. Normally I would buy anything at random only getting later issues to finish up story arcs. But I missed that title after marvel cancelled it.
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1- Guy Gardner: Warrior - However, pre his Warrior powers. I wished that gave Smith a chance to play with the idea of a powerless Guy and the Monster Squad.
2- Gotham Central/Legends of the Dark Knight
3- Harley Quinn - MMM fun cheesecake
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