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7 comments:
the trouble with bringing back expanded books like those mentioned would be cover price id see either a 4.99 or 5.99 price and that would be too much for most collecters each month to commit to
It was kinda cool, but at the same time a shame that Action Comics became a weekly anthology.
Right now, on my bucket list is to track down all twenty issues of Batman Family. I had three issues of that back in the day that I wore out from re-reading. Adventure Comics with Aquaman, Plastic Man and the Ditko alien Starman was awesome! So much story for a buck! If there could be an anthology with at least three stories for $2.99 I'd buy that. Batman '66 does at least two for that much.
Oh, and, "Awww, yeah, Teen Titans!"
Mixed feelings here. I liked the World's Finest and Adventure anthologies, but Action Comics Weekly only carried three features I really liked (Green Lantern, Deadman, and Superman, which was only two pages but was drawn by Curt Swan), and a bunch of other features that I was either indifferent about or really disliked. It wasn't worth $1.50 a week.
World's Finest was good, but i preferred Brave and the Bold and DC Comics Presents. Some great stories there, I really liked it when Deadman would show up in either of those titles.
@harry bean
I think there actually is a way that anthologies could be brought back and those pricings could be justified--make them magazine-sized, and sell them on regular magazine racks.
I loved World's Finest the first time I read one of their 100-Page Super Spectaculars (which included a reprint of "Riddle of the Four Planets"). Which, back in the pre-Bicentennial Seventies, was only $1.00 plus sales tax!
But, come the pre-Crisis Eighties, DC chose to cease publication of it in the world's lousiest way. Superman lipping off to Batman, in a needlessly, and uncharacteristically, snide way! :-(
"The Search For Aqualad" would make a perfect tie-in prologue for STF #2700. Especially if the antagonist, Maximus the Mad, turned out to be a dupe!
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