FFF Results Post #306—A Full Accounting

On Friday, CR readers were asked to "Name Five Comics Works That Have Been Reprinted In Part Or Otherwise Intermittently That You'd Like To See Get A Full, Archival Reprinting." This is how they responded.



Steven Stwalley

1. Steven by Doug Allen
2. Peter Wheat by Walt Kelly
3. Barney Google by Billy DeBeck
4. The Gumps by Sidney Smith
5. Odd Bodkins by Dan O'Neill

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Sterg Botzakis

1. Miracleman by Alan Moore et al
2. American Splender by Harvey Pekar et al
3. Little Archie by Bob Bolling
4. Hard Time by Steve Gerber, Mary Skrenes, and Brian Hurtt
5. The Wizard of Oz books adapted and drawn by Eric Shanower

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Andrew Mansell

1. Plastic Man by Jack Cole
2. Prince Valiant by John Cullen Murphy
3. Gordo by Gus Arriola
4. Captain Easy by Leslie Turner
5. Hour-Man by Bernard Bailey

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Rodrigo Baeza

1. Trump by Harvey Kurtzman et al.
2. Feiffer by Jules Feiffer
3. Thirteen Going on Eighteen by John Stanley
4. Swords of Heaven Flowers of Hell by Howard Chaykin and Michael Moorcock
5. Miracleman by Alan Moore, Garry Leach, Alan Davis, et al.

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Tom Bondurant

1. Doonesbury, by Garry Trudeau
2. The early '90s Batman newspaper strip, by Max Allan Collins, Marshall Rogers, and Carmine Infantino
3. The Untold Legend Of The Batman miniseries, by Len Wein, John Byrne, and Jim Aparo
4. The Boondocks, by Aaron McGruder
5. Orion, by Walt Simonson et al.

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Greg McElhatton

1. Suicide Squad by John Ostrander, Kim Yale, Luke McDonnell, John K. Snyder III, and Geof Isherwood
2. The Desert Peach by Donna Barr
3. Miracleman by Alan Moore, Garry Leach, Alan Davis, Chuck Austen, Rick Veitch, John Totleben, Neil Gaiman, and Mark Buckingham
4. The Complete Milestone Media Publishing Line (but if I had to narrow it down to just one instead of a huge archive of everything, I guess I'd go for Xombi by John Rozum and J.J. Birch)
5. The Spectre by John Ostrander and Tom Mandrake

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Joe Schwind

1. Mark Trail Sundays by Ed Dodd
2. They’ll Do It Every Time by Jimmy Hatlo
3. Ernie (Piranha Club) by Bud Grace
4. Small Fry (and other cartoons about kids) by Wm Steig
5. Konga by Steve Ditko

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Mark Mayerson

1. Conchy by James Childress
2. Tiger by Bud Blake
3. Out Our Way by J.R. Williams
4. Cap Stubbs and Tippie by Edwina
5. Frankenstein (the funny version) by Dick Briefer

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Paul Stock

1) Harold Hedd - Rand Holmes
2) Bringing up Father - George McManus
3) The gospels - Chester Brown backup from Yummy Fur
4) Polly & Her Pals - Cliff Sterret
5) Smilin' Jack - Zack Mosely

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John Vest

1. Steve Gerber's Howard The Duck newspaper strips
2. Omaha The Cat Dancer, including the Sizzle material
3. Trots And Bonnie
4. V. T. Hamlin's Alley Oop
5. Dick Moores' Gasoline Alley

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Jones Jones

1. Krazy Kat dailies -- I mean, come on!
2. Cerebus miscellanea -- i..e everything that didn't make it into the phonebooks, viz. covers, short stories, jams, etc. From the ongoing interview at A Moment of Cerebus, it seems like this is not going to appear any time soon.
3. Alley Oop -- this seems like one of the big omissions from the current re-reprint boom; surely "time-travelling caveman" would go down well with a certain segment of the current marketplace
4. Plastic Man -- you could easily make this list with just Marvel/DC "intellectual properties" that they're bad custodians for; DC's Jack Cole reprints appear to have petered out entirely
5. Jack Kirby/Steve Ditko pre-superhero work for Marvel/Atlas -- see #4. I can buy Eisner's instructional strips, and a separate series for Manara's comics that aren't "erotica"(!), but I can't buy a book full of Kirby monster stories?

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Dave Knott

* Mad Magazine #24 and up
* Rudy - William Overgard
* Help! - Harvey Kurtzman, ed.
* Alack Sinner (in English) - José Munoz and Carlos Sampayo
* Trots and Bonnie - Shary Flenniken

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Adrian Kinnaird

1. Justice League International by Giffen, Dematteis and co.
2. Batman: Legends Of The Dark Knight by various (1st series).
3. Shade The Changing Man by Milligan, Bachalo and co.
4. Deathstroke (1st series) by Wolfman, Erwin and co.
5. Green Arrow by Mike Grell

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Mark Coale

1. Monster Society of Evil (fawcett)
2. Danger Trail (DC 50's)
3. phantom Stranger (DC 50's)
4. All-Star Western (DC) (Trigger Twins, Johnny Thunder,...)
5. All-American Men of War (DC) (Balloon Buster)

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JE Cole

1: Mort Cinder by Héctor German Oesterheld and Alberto Breccia
2: Den by Richard Corben
3: PITT by Dale Keown
4: Stray Bullets and Murder Me Dead by David Lapham
5: Sandman Mystery Theater by Matt Wagner, Steven T. Seagle and Guy Davis

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Chad Hanna

1. Toonerville Folks by Fontaine Fox
2. Salesman Sam by C.D. Small and George Swanson
3. Monty by Jim Meddick
4. Spirou and Fantasio/Gaston LaGaffe by André Franquin
5. Jerry on the Job by Walter Hoban

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Jamie Coville

1. Savage Dragon
2. D.P.7.
3. Miracle/Marvel Man (Alan Moore/Neil Gaiman run)
4. Hot Stuff
5. Little Lotta

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Buzz Dixon

1. Kona, Monarch Of Monster Isle by Sam Glanzman
2. 'Mazing Man by Rozakis & DeStefano
3. Wordsmith by R.G. Taylor
4. Space Family Robinson by Dan Spiegle
5. Tumbleweeds by T.K Ryan

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Matt Emery

1. It Happened In New Zealand by Ross Gore
2. 25 years of morning daily strips for the Dominion by A. S Paterson
3. War cartoons and Old Soldier Sam by Gordon Minhinnick
4. Dan Dare from Eagle's original run by Keith Watson
5. Axa by Enrique Badia Romero and Donne Avenell

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Rob Salkowitz

1. The Complete Help! – Harvey Kurtzman et. al.
2. Science fiction stories of Moebius
3. Sandman Mystery Theatre – Matt Wagner, Guy Davis, Steven Seagle
4. Underground Comix stories of William Stout, 1968-1977
5. Baker Street – Guy Davis

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John Platt

1. Frankenstein by Dick Briefer - The complete humor stories
2. Frankenstein by Dick Briefer - The complete horror stories
3. The Secret Files of Dr. Drew by Jerry Grandenetti
4. Rick Geary's short stories
5. Sugar and Spike by Sheldon Mayer

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Michael Grabowski

1. Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson
2. Life In Hell by Matt Groening
3. Collected works of Mario Hernandez
4. McConey by Lewis Trondheim
5. Monsieur Jean by Philippe Dupuy & Charles Berberian

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Alan Doane

1-2. Frontline Combat and Two-Fisted Tales (I'd give just about anything for the recent Gemstone hardcover archive editions of these two series to be completed)
3. Conan by Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor-Smith (sans the artistic "enhancements" that mar the Dark Horse reprints)
4. E-Man by Nicola Cuti and Joe Staton
5. American Splendor by Harvey Pekar and various artists

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William Burns

* Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel
* Catwoman by Ed Brubaker and various artists
* Swamp Thing by Rick Veitch
* Icon by Dwayne McDuffie
* Meat Cake by Dame Darcy

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topic suggested and initial answers provided by Steven Stwalley

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