| 1. Justice League of America by George Perez, Vol. 1 (DC Comics Classic Library) | 
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By: Gerry Conway
Publisher: DC Comics
September 08, 2009
Believe the reviews you've read here. This is not a volume worth purchasing. It's incredibly overpriced and I think, pretty unfair to fans. When I initially purchased the volume, I was under the impression that all of Perez's issues would be included in this apparently expensive volume. After purchasing it, I realized barely six issues are collected here, and a new similarly overpriced volume is due... more
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| 2. Justice League of America by George Perez, Vol. 2 (DC Comics Classics Library) | |
By: Gerry Conway
Publisher: DC Comics
May 04, 2010
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| 3. George Perez: Storyteller | 
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By: Chris Lawrence, George Perez, Kurt Busiek
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
November 15, 2006
I found George Perez: Storyteller to be an interesting exploration of Perez's career. It was great to see the early art and to read about the struggles he has faced in his career.
I wish that they had put in more of the original art from the first go at Avengers/JLA and from the actual JLA/Avengers comic. It would have also been good to have either the author or a contributor dissect... more
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| 4. Crisis on Multiple Earths Vol. 5 | |
By: Gerry Conway
Publisher: DC Comics
April 27, 2010
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| 5. Fantastic Four Visionaries - George Perez, Vol. 1 | 
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By: Roy Thomas, George Perez
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 22, 2005
I am scratching my head over this book. There is really nothing visionary about George Perez's work here. Perez really had not developed his distinctive style yet. It is cool to read these 70's FF stories but I would prefer to read all the issues in chronological order without missing an issue or two. Also, the only covers that are included are for issues 184-186. To me it was sort of like reading... more
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| 6. Avengers Visionaries: George Perez (Avengers Series) | 
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By: Jim Shooter, David Michellnie, Kurt Busiek
Publisher: Marvel Entertainment Group
1999-05
I'd purchased Avengers Visionaries: George Perez largely because it reprinted many of issues that came out when I was heavily into comic collecting years and years ago. I'd also recently purchased Avengers: Ultron Unlimited, and had gotten a bit of a taste for George Perez's outstanding artwork.
This title reprints a number of classic old Avengers tales, featuring the Living Laser (and... more
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| 7. Modern Masters Volume 2: George Perez |
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By: Eric Nolen-Weathington, George Perez
Publisher: TwoMorrows Publishing
September 03, 2003
Whether you like his art style or not, George Perez has had a truly phenomenal career- it's really great to read about(!).
I especially like the behind-the-scenes info on the various situations & projects he's been involved with over the years. Things like which inkers he felt complimented his work, how he feels about his own work looking back on it, and the unique relationships... more
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| 8. Wonder Woman Vol. 1: Gods and Mortals |
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By: George Perez, Len Wein, Greg Potter
Publisher: DC Comics
March 01, 2004
The thrilling modern age retelling of the world's first and arguably still greatest superheroine, Wonder Woman, born Princess Diana to Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons on Paradise Island, chosen to go to "Man's World" to stop the mad war god Ares from destroying the world.
Dated though it may be, George Perez's writing in collaboration with Len Wein, Greg Potter and Bruce Patterson helped... more
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| 9. Avengers: The Serpent Crown | 
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By: Steve Englehart, George Perez
Publisher: Marvel Comics
September 21, 2005
The Serpent Crown is a device than an alien has used to control The Squadron Supreme on their world, and they need help from The Avengers to undo the damage.
This produces a great team up and cross world story, and as an added bonus, we have the appearance of the Hellcat, a definite favorite.
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| 10. Brave & The Bold Vol. 1: Lords Of Luck |
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By: Mark Waid
Publisher: DC Comics
December 16, 2008
Relaunch of a popular comics series that teams up various DC characters, usually with Batman. Initially, Batman and Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) team up to find an artifact connected to the Book of Destiny. Eventually Batman finds himself in the 31st century, being aided somewhat by the Legion of Superheroes and Green Lantern, in the funniest part of the storyline, teams up with Supergirl. Actually... more
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