| 1. The Greatest 1950s Stories Ever Told | 
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From: DC Comics
Publisher: DC Comics
1990-10
If I recall correctly, DC Comics released 7 "Greatest Stories" collections (Superman, Batman, Joker, Flash, Team-Ups, Forties, and Fifties), with all but the Forties making it into trade paperback format. Then, for some reason I'm not privy to, the line was dumped. Maybe DC felt they were giving readers too good of a deal, and I can believe it, each book costing about $15 for ~300 pages of great... more
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| 2. Blackhawk 2 Book Two: Red Snow | |
By: Howard Chaykin
Publisher: DC Comics
1988
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| 3. THE GREATEST JOKER STORIES EVER TOLD | |
From: Dc Comics
Publisher: Dc Comics
1988
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| 4. Legends 4: Outstanding Quarter Horse Stallions and Mares |
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By: Robert Holmes, Mike Boardman, Diana Ciarloni, Jim Goodhue, Alan Gold, Sally Harrison, Betsy Lynch, AJ Mangum, Larry Thorton
Publisher: Western Horseman
August 01, 2002
This entire series of books are the best. As an owner of a quarter horse, and a relative of breeders and trainers of these magnificant animals, I found these books to be incredible. Every detail accentuates on the foundation of the breed, the animals history. This book, this series contains anything you need to know as a breeder or trainer predigree wise. Easily the best Quarter horse books... more
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| 5. The Greatest Flash Stories Ever Told |
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From: DC Comics
Publisher: DC Comics
1992-04
I really enjoyed this collection of Flash stories. For one, I really don't get to read much Golden Age Flash stories with the Archives being so expensive. And two, I think the stories that were picked were some of the best and were enjoyable. My only complaint is that it isn't longer, because I would have kept reading... more
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| 6. The Wand and the Sword (Belmont and the Dragon) |
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By: Mike Zarb, Robin Gold
Publisher: Random House Australia
January 01, 2010
This is a great little story for kids, and wonderfully illustrated. Zarb's illustrations recall the work of the great Looney Tunes designer of the 50s, Maurice Noble, with a very modern flair... more
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| 7. The Forest of Doom and Gloom (Belmont and the Dragon) | |
By: Mike Zarb, Robin Gold
Publisher: Random House Australia
September 01, 2009
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| 8. The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told (A 50th Anniversary Celebration of the 26 Greatest Batman Comic Issues) | |
By: Various, Bill Finger
Publisher: DC Comics
1988
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| 9. Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told - Vol 2 , (1988) | |
By: Denny O'Neil
Publisher: DC Comics
1988
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| 10. How to Draw Monsters for Comics |
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By: Mike Gold, Frank McLaughlin
Publisher: Renaissance Books
June 23, 2001
Frank McLaughlin is an artist with years of professional experience drawing such DC Comics characters as Superman, Batman, and the Flash. Mike Gold is a DC Comics editor and director of Development for DC Comics, as well as director of Chicago Comicon. In How To Draw Monsters For Comics, McLaughlin and Gold effectively collaborate to provide aspiring comic book and graphic novel artists a step-by... more
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