JTLarsen

This really isn’t hard. If we’re talking artistic merit it’s Moonshadow. Period. Limit it to superheroes and it’s Elektra: Assassin. No question. Everything else is YA.

Not yet...

If you were an actual cynic you’d focus on the rich people getting free government money rather than the rest of us.

Everyone keeps seeing this sale through the lens of Batman collecting — in which case, yeah, there’s better ways to spend your money. But what if you’re a Poison Ivy collector?

I think people are conflating “best” with “favorite.” A handful of Marvel minis got actual grown-up acclaim. Moonshadow comes to mind.

Thanks, and no, I wouldn’t think about price corrections. But are you really telling me they don’t have an email address? That’s crazy.

Does anyone know how to email them about errors or omissions?

Your unclear expression and claims to know the creators’ intentions both undermine your arguments. It seems—though I’d never assert to know anyone else’s intent—pretty likely that they had to do a reprint and came up with a framing concept to justify it. Never underestimate the likelihood that frenzied deadlines drive decisions more than long-term thought-out plans did.

Whole lotta non-Copper books in this thread.

How are these issues attributable to the inking?

So on-brand to have a massive grammatical error...

Not if Chris Claremont’s writing it...

And if it must be superheroes... Elektra: Assassin. Game-changer.

Thank you. Was waiting for someone to say this. Not even close. This is actual literature.