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The 2019 Reading Thread - March 2019 - The Who’ll Stop the Rain Edition

Another month, another Reading Thread. Have at it boys and girls!

The Rules
Log everything you've read this year. Just edit your existing post or you (and we) will get confused trying to keep up. At the end of each month, I'll start a new thread and you can pick a "winner" from your favorite books. You can focus on just trades, or just write about the good stuff you've read.

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    nweathingtonnweathington Posts: 6,741
    edited March 2019
    January Winner: The Collected Toppi, vol. 1: The Enchanted World HC
    February Winner: Astro City #47-52

    March Books
    Archie #703
    Assassin Nation #1
    Astro Hustle #1
    Bitter Root #3-4
    Black Hammer '45 #1
    Black Hammer: Age of Doom #1-8
    The Black Monday Murders #8
    Cover #4-6
    Black Panther #167-172, (vol. 7) 1
    Future Quest Presents #5-7
    Heroes in Crisis #4-6
    Paper Girls #26
    Quantum Age #1-4
    Sherlock Frankenstein and the Legion of Evil #3-4
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    BryanBryan Posts: 208
    edited April 2019
    January Winner: Criminal #1
    February Winner: Daredevil #1-2 - Zdarsky & Checchetto starting strong

    March Books:
    New Books (2019)
    Redneck Vol. 3
    Mister Miracle (King)
    Cemetery Beach #7
    Paper Girls #26
    A Walk Through Hell #8
    Doomsday Clock #9
    Domino: Hotshots #1
    Batman #66-67
    The Green Lantern #5
    Deadly Class #37
    Coyotes Vol. 2
    The Wicked + The Divine Vol. 8
    Rat Queens #15
    Little Bird #1
    Farmhand Vol. 1
    Gunning for Hits #3
    The Weatherman Vol. 1
    The Batman Who Laughs: The Grim Knight #1
    Skyward Vol. 2
    Criminal #3
    Black Badge #8
    American Carnage #5
    Bitter Root #5
    Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #4
    High Level #2
    Miles Morales: Spider-Man #4
    Lazarus: Risen #1
    Monstress #21
    Spider-Man: Life Story #1
    Heroes in Crisis #7
    Coda #10
    Hex Wives #6
    Breakneck #4
    Daredevil #3

    Old Books (pre-2019)
    Ice Cream Man Vol. 2
    Gotham by Gaslight
    Web of Spider-man Annual #1
    The Wicked + The Divine Vol. 6-7
    Namesake #1-4
    The X-Men vs. The Avengers #1-2 (1987)
    Skyward Vol. 1
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    SharkJumperSharkJumper Posts: 204
    edited March 2019
    February Winner: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Tempest #1-4

    Archie Comics
    Archie's Mad House #36 (1964)

    Charlton Comics
    Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #59 (1965)
    Unusual Tales #47 (1964)

    DC Comics
    The Green Lantern #2 (2019)
    The Green Lantern #3 (2019)
    Plastic Man #1 (2018)
    Shazam! #3 (2019)

    Dell Comics
    Thirteen going on Eighteen #27 (1969)
    This looks to be a reprint of a 1961 comic. This was a surprisingly fun comic.

    Harvey Comics
    Little Audrey & Melvin #23 (1966)
    Spooky #25 (1958)

    King Comics
    Blondie #169 (1967)

    Marvel Comics
    Captain America #8 (2019)
    Fantastic Four #7 (2019)
    Invaders #2 (2019)
    Marvel Team-Up #67 (1978) (Spidey & Tigra)
    True Believers: Carol Danvers #1 (2018)
    True Believers: Captain Mar-Vell #1 (2019)
    True Believers: Captain Marvel-Avenger #1 (2019)
    True Believers: Captain Marvel-Betrayed! #1 (2019)
    True Believers: Captain Marvel-The New Ms. Marvel #1 (2019)

    Tower Comics
    Tippy Teen #24 (1969)

    Graphic Novels
    Decades: Marvel in the '50s-Captain America Strikes! (2019)
    Gauguin: The Other World [Self Made Hero] (2016)
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    mwhitt80mwhitt80 Posts: 4,613
    edited March 2019

    March Edition.

    Superman 1-6 (singles)

    One Pound Gospel volume. 1 & 2

    Annihilation Omnibus

    Wonder woman Earth one

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    TorchsongTorchsong Posts: 2,794
    edited March 2019
    January Winner: Shazam #1 (DC) - Huge bias I know but it was good!
    February Winner: Sally the Sleuth (Bedtime Press)

    March Books:
    What If? The Complete Edition (Marvel)
    Shazam #3 - Story is a bit all over the place but MAN that artwork!
    Supergirl #27
    Pandora in the Crimson Shell: Ghost Urn Vol. 11
    Freedom Fighters #3
    Mystery Science Theater 3000 #4
    Kino's Journey: The Beautiful World Vol. 1 (Vertical) - FINALLY out in manga form. This sucker is a must-read if you like your sci-fi on the philosophical end of things.
    Exciting Comics #1
    Urusei Yatsura Vol. 1 (Viz) - I'm on a Rumiko Takahashi kick. Much worse kicks in life to be on, IMHO.
    One-Pound Gospel Vols. 1-4 (Viz)
    Bombshells United Vol. 3 (DC) - Good ending to the series
    Laid-Back Camp Vol. 6
    Arakawa Under the Bridge Vol. 5 (Vertical) - This series never takes a break. Top of the stack every time a new volume comes out.
    Wonder Woman: Game of the Gods (DC) - The infamous "short-haired" Wonder Woman run by Simonson and Ordway. Still a good read.



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    mwhitt80mwhitt80 Posts: 4,613

    @Bryan

    Was this the first time you read Gotham by gaslight? And what did you think about it?

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    nweathingtonnweathington Posts: 6,741

    Thirteen going on Eighteen #27 (1969)
    This looks to be a reprint of a 1961 comic. This was a surprisingly fun comic.

    Towards the end of the series it went quarterly and then started reprinting earlier issues. I haven’t read any of it myself, but it’s a John Stanley book, so I would expect it to be quality stuff.
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    BryanBryan Posts: 208
    mwhitt80 said:

    @Bryan

    Was this the first time you read Gotham by gaslight? And what did you think about it?

    @mwhitt80 it was my first time reading. I enjoyed it a lot. I hadn’t seen much else from Mignola’s pre-hellboy stuff, so that was interesting too. Definitely worth pulling from the dollar bin.
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    SharkJumperSharkJumper Posts: 204

    Thirteen going on Eighteen #27 (1969)
    This looks to be a reprint of a 1961 comic. This was a surprisingly fun comic.

    Towards the end of the series it went quarterly and then started reprinting earlier issues. I haven’t read any of it myself, but it’s a John Stanley book, so I would expect it to be quality stuff.
    Thanks. I enjoyed it. It looks like there is a reprint collection out there too although I might have more fun digging for the floppies.

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