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#1 2008-09-13 20:42:07
TP#4 Welcome to Oz
just found this on Amazon:
Question: Welcome To OZ
so sale have been good enough for the fourth volume to get made, and it's due out April 7-ish (I haven't checked to see if that's a weds or not) 2009
Keep them coming DC and collect the whole series plus the quarterlies!
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#5 2008-09-14 07:29:06
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Re: TP#4 Welcome to Oz
Let's hope it continues until every Question issue ever is released in TPB. 
"The answer is meaningless without the question" - Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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#6 2008-09-14 19:02:14
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With these 4, how much is left of the O'Neil series? they'll probably stop when they're done with that. If they sell enough, they'll probably keep going until they stop making money.
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#7 2008-09-14 23:57:08
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TheAnswer wrote:
Let's hope it continues until every Question issue ever is released in TPB.
All of them, ever, including Devil's in the Details and his JLU appearances.
Seriously, though, if Devil's was released in graphic novel I would buy it SOOO FAST. And I own the individual issues!
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#8 2008-09-15 04:45:29
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I've suggested several times over, even to Tommy Lee Edwards, that if DC is so hung up over the continuity variances with Devil in the details, it could get an "All Star" banner slapped on the front of the trade and call it a day.
Just release the collected edition already DC!
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#9 2008-09-15 04:56:10
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Re: TP#4 Welcome to Oz
Flash1087 wrote:
TheAnswer wrote:
Let's hope it continues until every Question issue ever is released in TPB.
All of them, ever, including Devil's in the Details and his JLU appearances.
Seriously, though, if Devil's was released in graphic novel I would buy it SOOO FAST. And I own the individual issues!
As do I. I know we share it as our favourite Question
j3h wrote:
I've suggested several times over, even to Tommy Lee Edwards, that if DC is so hung up over the continuity variances with Devil in the details, it could get an "All Star" banner slapped on the front of the trade and call it a day.
Just release the collected edition already DC!
The All Star idea isn't half bad. I would quite happily buy it as a trade with that label slapped on the front. No Question (or rather, there would be a Question).
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#10 2008-09-15 21:56:48
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Though...is Tommy Lee Edwards really an "All-Star" (he asked, unwittingly...) ?
I've just never really heard of him outside D.I.D., is all. And D.I.D. is the best Question outside of Ditko, as far as I'm concerned.
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#11 2008-09-15 23:41:05
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Mr.A wrote:
Though...is Tommy Lee Edwards really an "All-Star" (he asked, unwittingly...) ?
I've just never really heard of him outside D.I.D., is all. And D.I.D. is the best Question outside of Ditko, as far as I'm concerned.
Truth be told, that was my first exposure to him, but evidently he's been doing mainstream stuff since at least the early 90's There's a Starman issue with a bunch of different artists involved, and his stand out as some of the better pages.
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#12 2008-09-16 13:34:41
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Flash1087 wrote:
Mr.A wrote:
Though...is Tommy Lee Edwards really an "All-Star" (he asked, unwittingly...) ?
I've just never really heard of him outside D.I.D., is all. And D.I.D. is the best Question outside of Ditko, as far as I'm concerned.Truth be told, that was my first exposure to him, but evidently he's been doing mainstream stuff since at least the early 90's There's a Starman issue with a bunch of different artists involved, and his stand out as some of the better pages.
He's been doing work for Marvel lately. Currently working on a miniseries called "1985" with Mark Millar.
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#15 2008-09-17 07:57:47
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What was that one he did with the alternate US history? Bullet Points or something? That was good. How's 1985?
I'm enjoying it more than Bullet Points (which I kind of lost interest in after a few issues).
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#16 2008-09-18 00:04:23
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? wrote:
I'm enjoying it more than Bullet Points (which I kind of lost interest in after a few issues).
I only checked out the first couple of issues but it seemed alright to me. What goes wrong with it?
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TLE did a lot of artwork for the Star Wars role playing game books, especially when wizards of the coast took over.
That RULES! Did he only do the WOTC books, or did he have any hand in the old West End Star Wars RPG?
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#17 2008-09-18 06:48:35
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Flash1087 wrote:
? wrote:
I'm enjoying it more than Bullet Points (which I kind of lost interest in after a few issues).
I only checked out the first couple of issues but it seemed alright to me. What goes wrong with it?
Nothing was that horrid about it, from what I remember it was more of a tour around a alternative world with very little story beyond the origins of characters, after a few issues I simply did not feel compelled to continue buying it.
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#19 2008-09-18 09:30:55
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Re: TP#4 Welcome to Oz
Flash1087 wrote:
All of them, ever, including Devil's in the Details and his JLU appearances.
Seriously, though, if Devil's was released in graphic novel I would buy it SOOO FAST. And I own the individual issues!
What is this "Devil's in the Details" everyone's talking about? I thought I knew about all the Question stories I hadn't read, but this one eludes me. Enlightenment pweez*.
*Yes, I promise to never, ever say "pweez" again.
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#20 2008-09-18 10:59:34
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Re: TP#4 Welcome to Oz
Vic goes to Metropolis and sorts everything where Superman's been slacking,
It's good stuff.
What would Rudolph say?
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#21 2008-09-19 11:14:07
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Sounds ace. Here's hoping they do indeed bring it out in TPB.
"The answer is meaningless without the question" - Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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#22 2008-09-21 11:52:53
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I think they're pretty easy to get, I've seen them in most comic shops. but do what you gotta do.
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