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| 1. Treasure Island (Classics Illustrated) | 
| By: Robert Louis Stevenson, Pat Boyette
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
1991-01
There are few novels that have had as much influence in popular culture as "Treasure Island." Pirates with talking parrots, treasure maps, mutiny, deceit, this novel has it all. In spite of this, a great many individuals pass on reading the book because they think it is simply a childrens story. If you are leaning toward this bias, you should know that this claim is not true; the novel is filled with... more
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| | 2. The Ultimates Omnibus | 
| By: Mark Millar
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 01, 2009
This omnibus has the first two arcs of the Ultimates Avengers, written by Mark Milla and the art od Bryan Hitch, the ultimates is the new version of the avengers,It is especially for the new readers, but the old readers will love it, Mark Millar brings the avenger to the 21st century. I think this book is PG-13 because has some necesary extreme violence. The art of Bryan Hitch is exellent, this book... more
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| | 3. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Puffin Graphics) |
| By: Jules Verne
Publisher: Puffin Books
June 01, 2006
This book causes my Kindle to freeze. Must do a complete reset to get it to work again. This is the only book, so far that caused a crash. I don't know if I will try to re-download it from Amazon. Weird huh?... more
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| | 4. Wolverine Omnibus, Vol. 1 |
| By: Chris Claremont, Barry Windsor-Smith, Len Wein, Peter David, Mary Jo Duffy, James C. Owlsley, Carl Potts
Publisher: Marvel Comics
April 01, 2009
I have to say this was one fun book to read, i always loved the character but never got a chance to read these stories, and see what made the so great. This is exactly the stories that show, wolverine is not just a berserker. I loved almost all the stories here, although i have to admit that the hulk stories were my least favorite, at least the first ones where wolverine made his first appearance... more
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| | 5. The X-Men Omnibus, Vol. 1 | 
| By: Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Jack Kirby, Jay Gavin, Werner Roth, Jack Sparkling
Publisher: Marvel Comics
April 22, 2009
The Omnibus series is great, reprinting the full comics. I read the whole series as a kid as we had all the comics (I have X-Men #1 framed on the wall, still a really cool cover), and was a big fan of the original X-Men, (liked them much better then the new X-Men). BUT, when reading them now, they just do not hold up as well as FF, Spidey, Daredevil, Iron Man, Hulk etc... Kind of like how some cartoons... more
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| | 6. Fantastic Four Omnibus, Vol. 1 (v. 1) |
| By: Stan Lee, Jack Kirby
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 20, 2005
This was so much fun! I just got it in the mail today and have enjoyed everything about it. Not only are the comics here but short essays by Stan Lee about the FF and Jack Kirby. Add the original letters that fans wrote in and you have something that is truly special for any fan of the Fantastic Four or Marvel comics in general. Do yourself a favor and pick this up to share with freinds or... more
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| | 7. Daredevil by Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev Omnibus, Vol. 2 |
| By: Brian Michael Bendis
Publisher: Marvel Comics
January 20, 2010
This is an amazing story arc that is extremely well-written and Bendis does not take any cheap shortcuts to resolve the storyline. It's as realistic an approach to superhero writing as you are likley to find in the medium... more
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| | 8. Daredevil Omnibus, Vol. 1 |
| By: Ed Brubaker
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 01, 2009
What a fantastic book! I started reading Daredevil back when movie director Kevin Smith came on board to tell a story (back in the late '90's). Writer Brian Michael Bendis followed this up with five years of great stories that kept me hooked and pulled me in deeper to the character's history. Passing the torch to Ed Brubaker seemed a logical choice, as he has done fantastic work in similar stories... more
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| | 9. The Incredible Hulk Omnibus, Vol. 1 (v. 1) |
| By: Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Marie Severin, Gil Kane, Bill Everett, John Buscema, John Romita, Dick Ayers, Mike Esposito, Bob Powell
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 25, 2008
I really enjoy the old archive comics, the dc comics archives, the new Jack Kirby collections, etc. I have dozens of them, so I thought that this book would be a no brainer; unfortunately it's only ok. The first 100 pages are great, (Kirby, Ditko) but I kind of wish I could have just purchased that section alone. There is some pretty bad art in here. I bought the book at close to 40% off and I'd... more
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| | 10. The Death of Captain America Omnibus |
| By: Ed Brubaker
Publisher: Marvel Comics
December 23, 2009
Some how Ed Brubaker & Steve Epting were able take Bucky (once believed to be one of the lamest characters) to replace an assasinated Steve Rogers as Captain America and it comes off amazing. The art is incredible, the plot has so many twists without being out of the realm of comic book possibilities, and its all fantastic. I don't know how this could have been any better!! Great stuff!!... more
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