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Which Sub-Mariner stories or series would you like to see reprinted?

Posted by Dolores on 6/26/2007, 6:12 pm
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I recently read the Marvel Masterwork "Atlas Era Heroes" and was thrilled to read some '50's Sub-Mariner stories I hadn't seen reprinted before. They're prime Everett art and were beautifully reproduced (line art and color). I regret Marvel's decision to reprint the early Golden Age appearances as part of the Masterworks series due to the expense and slowness (4 issues at a time) of the process. I'd prefer either an Essentials (B&W) volume or a color trade (like the two volume Captain America Golden Age trades with the Kirby-Simon issues), reprinting only the Namor stories. I'd like to have the later '40's to mid '50's issues of the Sub-Mariner title. This Everett art is probably my favorite overall look. Yes, the stories are often corny, and the "young Namor" stories are very light-hearted, but they have a certain charm (alright, goofy-ness) to them that I don't really see anymore.

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Which Sub-Mariner stories or series would you like to see reprinted? - Dolores 6/26/2007, 6:12 pm
- I cant find where i read this info, But they are going to make a essential sub-mariner... - Ron 6/27/2007, 5:09 am
  - And to be honest, I think namors best stories is when he became property of marvel comics.... - Ron 6/27/2007, 5:12 am
    - Re: And to be honest, I think namors best stories is when he became property of marvel comics.... - Dolores 6/27/2007, 6:48 am
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--Previous Message-- : I recently read the Marvel Masterwork : "Atlas Era Heroes" and was : thrilled to read some '50's Sub-Mariner : stories I hadn't seen reprinted before. : They're prime Everett art and were : beautifully reproduced (line art and color). : I regret Marvel's decision to reprint the : early Golden Age appearances as part of the : Masterworks series due to the expense and : slowness (4 issues at a time) of the : process. I'd prefer either an Essentials : (B&W) volume or a color trade (like the two : volume Captain America Golden Age trades : with the Kirby-Simon issues), reprinting : only the Namor stories. I'd like to have the : later '40's to mid '50's issues of the : Sub-Mariner title. This Everett art is : probably my favorite overall look. Yes, the : stories are often corny, and the "young : Namor" stories are very light-hearted, : but they have a certain charm (alright, : goofy-ness) to them that I don't really see : anymore. :

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