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Thank you so much! I was in a figure drawing class with The Dude shortly after Nexus 1 came out, and his work has always resonated deeply with me.
Cool cover!
To answer your question, I'd go with the first four Nexus Archives. That covers the first 3 B & W issues and the first 25 color issues, completing the origin story and setting the framework for the rest of the storyline.
If you don't have $30 - 50 a pop for them, try inter-library loan- a lot of libraries have been carrying GNs.
Nexus is all one big story. Fascinating, moody, witty. And the story recently completed its final issue, so it's possible to read it all!
This a great piece. If you hunt around you can find good bargains on the Nexus Archives. I have been picking them up over time, even though I have all the issues.
Well now that I hear Nexus is completed maybe they will put out an omnibus!
Dude...I'd like to send you a pic...but you have no contact info...probably for good reason
I'm going to post my faux BnB cover on my blog...My favorite covers....just want to share. Ps I'm working on a Red Sonja too.
Nice Batman/Hulk cover!
If you're in NYC, Jim Hanley's Universe has some beautiful Nexus books and comics on sale!
I would say that Nexus Archives 1-9 is the single best American Comics Epic ever produced. Best writing, best art, best everything. Beats out Alan Moore. Beats out Lee/Kirby. Beats out Lee/Ditko. It's that damn good. And it all builds to a powerful conclusions.
Subsequent archives cover the post-Rude years but they can be skipped.
I was very disappointed that Dark Horse included the later, sub-standard back-up features in their collections, which padded the page count on those already overpriced books. Hopefully IDW will take over the license and give us the sort of digests we've gotten for Sable and Grimjack, sans back-ups.
I totally agree Steve Rude rocks and it is cool more NEXUS is being created now!
Now if only Horatio Hellpop could get to meet the former Ted Sallis in a story entitled: "Nexus of All Realities!"
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