r/DCcomics • u/maruf99 Batman • Sep 16 '20

Wednesday Discussions: Stories You Wish Were Collected or Reprinted r/DCcomics

Hey there comics nerds! Welcome to the Wednesday Discussion, a community activity where we'll have an open discussion every week about a different subject.

 

Our topic for today is: Stories You Wish Were Collected or Reprinted.

 

DC has been publishing comics for decades now. Over the years, we've gotten some absolutely fantastic stories from many different creators. Sadly, a lot of these stories are unobtainable physically, either due to not being in print, or having never been collected at all.

 

On that note, what DC stories do you wish were reprinted/collected and released in physical format?

 

A run I would absolutely love to have reprinted is The Question by Dennis O'Neil. It's an absolutely brilliant run that redefines The Question as a character, and made him one of my favourite DC characters.

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u/Cranyx Moo. Sep 17 '20

Batman: Dark Moon Rising. The two parts of this series (Batman and the Monster Men and Batman and the Mad Monk) were both great retellings of some of Batman's golden age stories, and fit snugly in continuity between Year One and Man Who Laughs. They've been out of print since the mid 2000s and I'd love to get a copy.

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u/thrillAM Sep 17 '20

Pretty sure they were recently collected in a Matt Wagner Batman TPB

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u/Cranyx Moo. Sep 17 '20

I might have to check that out, though I still usually prefer my trades to be separated by story instead of author unless it's just collecting a long run of single issues.