Love me some Hellboy, Baltimore, Witchfinder, Dark Horse Star Wars, Harrow County, Sin City, Goon, Predator, Aliens, Black Hammer, Dark horse Conan, Smoke/Ashes... Some others I'll probably think of later. Dark horse's divergence into having more Manga offerings has probably boosted their sales. I love the Beserk Stuff; Hellsing coming out later this year! Glad you're shining a spotlight on publishers outside of the big 2. Nice video Omar!
I wish Concrete got collected in some nice OHCs I sold off my comics years ago and would love to own them again. Need to read Nexus too. I never got around to reading that series.
My Favorite Dark Horse Comics Hellboy The Goon B.P.R.D Black Hammer Sin City Next Men Usagi Yojimbo Harrow Country Fear Agent Conan The Barbarian Edit:I Didn't include Blacksad as it included in a another list i made
hi Mr. Uncany this my favorit blok from D.H. , all Mike mignola , the mask , buff the vampire slayer , Conan( Kurt B) , lady killier , harrow country . l think thats it .
My collected editions is lacking on the Dark Horse side. I only have the obvious Berserk, Hellboy and BPRD. Love the video because it introduces me to other possible great runs I may enjoy.
Too bad Tales Of The Jedi didn't make your list. I know the rights went back to Marvel. But Dark Horse did the best, original stories with Tales and Dark Lords Of The Sith👍✌️...otherwise great Haul!
Not even going to make a list because it would all just be Star Wars lol. Great video Omar, especially liking the new picture-in-picture format you're trying out!
Started picking up Dark Horse books back in the day when it was Frank Miller’s Sin City, John Byrne’s Next Men, and this new upstart Mike Mignola with this book called Hellboy. Those are still the best as far as I’m concerned, just now catching up on BPRD, which has been phenomenal. You’ve got me curious to check out Goon and Black Hammer too!
Omar you should check out Cullen bunn bone parish and regression. And I'm not sure but you can correct me if I'm wrong. sixth gun as well unless you already did a review on that series. I can't remember on top of my head
I surprisingly almost have the same exact list for Dark Horse except Tales from the Crypt. Avatar the Last Airbender is what I have in place of that for the current moment as I have never read any comics of Tales From the Crypt. I did however, use to watch the show and was scared as a kid lol Nice list!
Since this is going to be a weekly segment for the foreseeable future. How about doing genre specific top 10 ie top 10 sci phi, fantasy, horror, super hero etc. and not be confined to a single publisher. Might be a lot harder to do though. Anyways thanks. Love these vids and stay safe
Man..just love these top ten type of vids..!! You done one a while back and you recommended a book called "Maus"..so I promptly bought it..and loved it..now it looks like I'll be doing something similar with these books..cheers..!!!
My 10 DH all time fav: 01. Moebius Library 02. Milo Manara Library 03. Katsuhiro Otomo’s Domu 04. Seraphim 266613336wings 05. Sin City Big Damn 06. Star Wars Dark Empire Trilogy 07. Star Wars 30th Anniversary Vol. 6 Endgame 08. Berserk 09. Blacksad 10. David Mack’s Reflections
Near Mint Condition thank you, sir.. tell you the truth Dark Horse titles mostly never dissapointed me.. besides the big two, Dark Horse and Image Comics always give me alternative titles that always fresh.
Another interesting list! I'm definitely going to check out a few of these titles. I'm in the process from switching from Superheros to horror, supernatural & crime thrillers. Thanks for another cool top 10 and keep up the great work Omar!
Don't have a lot of Dark Horse. Baltimore's awesome and I really need to get more Mignola stuff. Also, Fear Agent and Harrow County look like they need to go on my shopping list about...yesterday. My favorite DH books (if Berserk doesn't count) by far are the three "Colossal Conan" books. (Busiek/Nord might just be my favorite take on the character ever.)
Perfect run down Omar! Adding some history I’m an Aliens and Predator freak and have all the comics and trades dating from 1996 on up. These titles always navigated me thru very dark rough spots surviving in SoCal.
Had to sell my Goon library set awhile back when we needed $, but I love that series. Off topic; where’s that Batman comp reading order?!? Great vid btw!
Suggestion: best volumes/omnis per series. For example hellboy omni 2, bprd omni 2, and brpd hell on earth omni 3 will tell you everything you need to know about each series with minimal confusion and maximum feels
I went with omnibus TPBs for everything BPRD-related because (1) they match the Hellboy omnibuses, and (2) Plague of Frogs HCs are a pain in the ass to find.
You could also do a Fantagraphics top... but they have so many, many great comics that making a list would be really hard!!! Their classic stuff reprints only, are enough for a top10 :)
Definitely most this list is similar to mine to Dark Horse. Except for maybe like three spots because those three particular ones I have not read fear agent I have not read Tales from the Crypt and I have not read I think man I forgot its name with the rabbit. I'm still trying to fill in those last three spots for me because I still haven't found something to fill those spots.
Great stuff! Haven't read a bunch of those yet but surely they'd make my list if I had. 1. Henchgirl by Kristen Gudsnuk It's so good, a reprint of the paperback is due this year I think. Everyone should read this. 2. Legend of Korra Library Edition The Last Airbender LEs are great but I'm still anoyed the art doesn't take the full page. I know people resisted the Korra aninated series but trust this is the better comic. Art is just as breathtaking as always for Avatar, but the scripting and the way the plot moves has certainly improved. 3. Buffy Tales Library Edition I don't own any of the Buffy seasons since so many were already OOP but this one you're ok with just the show. It's a great anthology book highlighting some awesome talent. 4. Conan the Barbarian by Kurt Busiek Kind of a cheat because I dont own this and will as a Marbel Ommibus but before that announcement I rrad about half digitally and it's fantastic. 5. Hellboy I owned a few of the paperback omnibuses and got rid of them to upgrade, which I still haven't... but I really loved this damn series and hopefully I can finish it soon. The actual cheat: Harrow County! I love Cullen Bunn, for years his Marvel stuff captivated me and then late last year started reading his indie stuff and some of it is even better! Can't wait to get the LEs of Harrow County.
Black hammer is like deconstruction without being a deConstruction on superheroes. It's a really great series Where a lot of the heroes in the series are basically inspired by other characters Dc, marvel, etc. Event ideas that inspired then to be still feel relatable and unique. This has to be one of Jeff lemire's best series. And it's still a growing universe. Even the spinner out of this universe exquisitely entertaining
I have both Fear Agent Libraries and reading those made me a Remender fan. Outside of Dark Horse stuff Black Science is very similar. And Uncanny X-Force is great.
Great vid as always. I learn so much. Just went to watch old reader new reader thor but its removed ? Shame sounded good. Excelsior near mint :-) stay safe
The art work on black hammer is beautiful, I’m not really one for superhero comics witch might sound blasphemous but I loveeee horror comics an the art is so beautiful I’m going to have to emerge myself into this one thanks for the list I would know half of my favorite if it wasn’t for the clarity well covered an consistent videos you post
Cool list! I see no Star Wars, I guess because Marvel now publishes these. Dark Empire was really great! Another suggestion is NEXUS archives, one of the best space comics of it's time.
I didn't know Blacksad got released in the us by Dark Horse. That is awesome. Blacksad is defo one of my favorite 'strips' as we call them in Belgium. Beautiful ... in every single way.
One of the most appealing things about this library editions is how crazy affordable they are. I got most of the comics Omar lists and they went for an average of $20 to $35 dollars. I would like to know waht does Omar think of the Baltimore Omnibus from Mike Mignola and Ben Stenbeck.
My favourite Frank miller run is Daredevil omnibus vol 1,2nd is big damn sin city.And Dark horse has the best collected edition,my big damn sin city still holds up but my invisibles Omnibus fell out
Gotta give special shout out to some Star Wars books that Dark Horse published. The Dark Empire, Thrawn & Crimson Empire Trilogies all got printed in hard back similar to BPRD hardbacks in size. You can buy these still from Marvel now but only in Epic Collections and these Dark Horse collections are (in my opinion) the best format. Though I do appreciate Marvel doing them as Epic collections as that keeps things affordable for new readers to get into them or old readers to pick up runs they missed!
Hey Omar with the lockdown in England I’ve spent my free time moving my omnibus around by getting new shelves to store them I was wondering do you put anything under your omnibus like a wedge of paper to stop sagging, hope you are All doing good
@@NearMintCondition No thank you. You've introduced to me a few I want. I remember in the late 80's, possibly early 90's I saw that Ninja Rabbit show up in my fav Kid's show at the time, Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles. There's not one book here that I don't think I wouldn't buy. Thanks mate 👍
seeing the books stacked like that actually reminded me of something that's been bugging me for a bit lately. My shelves aren't tall enough to store oversizes vertically and I'm low on space rn so for a while now I've been storing my omnibuses horizontally stacked on top of each other. Nothing crazy, 3-4 omnies per stack. So recently I saw all those posts of how this will completely destroy and warp the binding and ruin the books at the bottom because of the weight etc but nobody could give actual examples of it actually happening. So can anyone tell me is that REALLY that bad or it's semi anecdotal claims or from people stacking like tens of books that way? I checked and my books seem fine for now but still gets me a bit paranoid.
Hey Omar, I just had a small question I was wondering if you or anybody had an answer to: I missed getting the Daredevil omnibus vol 1 bendis reprint and it’s currently out of stock everywhere in the uk right now, I was wondering if the book has just temporarily gone out of stock or if this reprint has already gone out of print?
Not sure if you did Boom! Comics video, and I've never seen you talk about Firefly/Serenity, I cannot recommend those enough! Dark Horse books were better quality, not really fan of Boom! Comics' matte easy-stain finish of their hardcovers, but the comics themselves are amazing, especially if you're a fan of the TV series. Black Hammer and Black Science are definitely on my list, as well as Fear Agent and Hellboy, although Black Science is from Image comics, that's the video I'll be watching next
Picked up Blacksad, based on this video and its amazing! Thanks a lot for the recommendation. Do you know if there are plans to release all 5 stories in OHC or Library edition? :)
HARLAN ELLISON'S DREAM CORRIDOR, VOl. 1. AND Vol.2 should be on EVERY-bodies Dark Horse favorites list! While neither volume contained the John Byrne adaptation of "I Have No Mouth & I Must Scream" (due to copyright probs with the creator, I'm guessing), the volumes DID contain artwork by some of the GREATEST artists and writers n comics and in the SF&F genre: Curt Swan, Neal Adams, Len Wein, Peter David, Mike Deodato, Mark Waid, Jay Lynch, Paul Chadwick, Gene Ha, Gene Colan, Nancy Collins and more! And that doesn't even include the artists enlisted to do the cover artwork for each issue -- which, in turn, inspire Ellison to write an original short story around said cover illustration! Leo and Diane Dillon, Kent Bash, Michael Whelan, Stephen Hickman, Ron Brown and more. And the collected volumes have original artwork by Overton Lloyd and Brian Bolland. The stories in each volume come from Ellison's huge oeuvre and run the gamut from crime fiction ("Rat Hater" and "Moonlighting") to slipststream ("One Life, Furnished In Early Poverty), horror ("On the Slab"), science fiction ("Catman" and "The Discarded") and pure whimsy in a fantastic mode ("How's the Nightlife on Cissalda?" and "Djinn No Chaser"). And, yes, the short stories Ellison wrote for each cover illustration (when the books were published periodically) are, indeed, top-notch. From the moving fantasy of "Midnight in the Sunken Cathedral" (inspired by Whelan and Hickman paintings) and the political SF of "Pulling Hard Time" (inspired by Sam Raffa illustration) to "Anywhere But Here, With Anyone But You" (inspired by artwork of the great Leo and Diane Dillon) and "Chatting With Anubis" (inspired by Jane MacKenzie's illustration, this story won a Bram Stoker Award) to the sublime, "Lost Horizon"-inspired painting by Kent Bash that resulted in Harlan Ellison writing the Nebula Award-nominated "Goodbye to All That".
My favourite dark horse comics:
1. Berserk
2. Black Hammer
3. Blacksad
4. The Goon
5. Sin city
6. Hellboy
7. 300
Hellboy and The Goon are the reason I fell in love with comics.
Year?
Hellboy for me
Love me some Hellboy, Baltimore, Witchfinder, Dark Horse Star Wars, Harrow County, Sin City, Goon, Predator, Aliens, Black Hammer, Dark horse Conan, Smoke/Ashes... Some others I'll probably think of later. Dark horse's divergence into having more Manga offerings has probably boosted their sales. I love the Beserk Stuff; Hellsing coming out later this year! Glad you're shining a spotlight on publishers outside of the big 2. Nice video Omar!
Im buying all the berserks and buying all 3 hellsings when they are out.
Baltimore !!! Hell yeah
1.Paul Chadwick's Concrete
2. Sin City
3.Hell Boy
4.The American
5. The Mask
6. Ghost
7.Flaming Carrot Comics
8. Give Me Liberty
9.Grendel
10.Nexus
I wish Concrete got collected in some nice OHCs I sold off my comics years ago and would love to own them again. Need to read Nexus too. I never got around to reading that series.
My Favorite Dark Horse Comics
Hellboy
The Goon
B.P.R.D
Black Hammer
Sin City
Next Men
Usagi Yojimbo
Harrow Country
Fear Agent
Conan The Barbarian
Edit:I Didn't include Blacksad as it included in a another list i made
hi Mr. Uncany this my favorit blok from D.H. , all Mike mignola , the mask , buff the vampire slayer , Conan( Kurt B) , lady killier , harrow country . l think thats it .
My Top 3 Favourite Dark Horse Comics would have to be
3. B.P.R.D
2. 300
1. Hellboy
Top 10 list idea: Which books smell the best.
I totally get it... and would be down lol.
I loved the smell of new Bone issues from cartoon books
All of them do :)
My collected editions is lacking on the Dark Horse side. I only have the obvious Berserk, Hellboy and BPRD. Love the video because it introduces me to other possible great runs I may enjoy.
Thanks for watching!
You have such an amazing talent at selling these books. You make me get excited about every book.
Oh thank you! Seriously!
Top 20 European Comics please!
I'd love to see Tintin, Gaston Lagaffe, Modesty Blaise, Valhalla etc. get some love.
Too bad Tales Of The Jedi didn't make your list. I know the rights went back to Marvel. But Dark Horse did the best, original stories with Tales and Dark Lords Of The Sith👍✌️...otherwise great Haul!
Not even going to make a list because it would all just be Star Wars lol. Great video Omar, especially liking the new picture-in-picture format you're trying out!
Top 10 indie comics (if you haven't done one)
Top 10 Valiant comics (if you collect of course)
Top 10 European comics
Thanks for your awesome videos
Started picking up Dark Horse books back in the day when it was Frank Miller’s Sin City, John Byrne’s Next Men, and this new upstart Mike Mignola with this book called Hellboy. Those are still the best as far as I’m concerned, just now catching up on BPRD, which has been phenomenal. You’ve got me curious to check out Goon and Black Hammer too!
Just ordered all 4 Harrow County’s library editions. 80’s and 90’s Marvel is my jam, but dis sounds interesting. Thanks for da recommendation.
I just ordered all 4 as well plus black hammer library edition. Nice!
Michael Bourke Nice man! Yeah, I was tempted with Black Hammer as well. Might have to pull da trigger 👍
Very nice
Omar you should check out Cullen bunn bone parish and regression.
And I'm not sure but you can correct me if I'm wrong.
sixth gun as well unless you already did a review on that series. I can't remember on top of my head
Top 10 DC/Marvel series/runs
I surprisingly almost have the same exact list for Dark Horse except Tales from the Crypt. Avatar the Last Airbender is what I have in place of that for the current moment as I have never read any comics of Tales From the Crypt. I did however, use to watch the show and was scared as a kid lol Nice list!
Since this is going to be a weekly segment for the foreseeable future. How about doing genre specific top 10 ie top 10 sci phi, fantasy, horror, super hero etc. and not be confined to a single publisher. Might be a lot harder to do though.
Anyways thanks. Love these vids and stay safe
Great list... Loved the new video format of you flipping through the pages. Gives better insight on the art. Thank you!
Man..just love these top ten type of vids..!! You done one a while back and you recommended a book called "Maus"..so I promptly bought it..and loved it..now it looks like I'll be doing something similar with these books..cheers..!!!
My 10 DH all time fav:
01. Moebius Library
02. Milo Manara Library
03. Katsuhiro Otomo’s Domu
04. Seraphim 266613336wings
05. Sin City Big Damn
06. Star Wars Dark Empire Trilogy
07. Star Wars 30th Anniversary Vol. 6 Endgame
08. Berserk
09. Blacksad
10. David Mack’s Reflections
You are a fan of art. I love it!
Near Mint Condition thank you, sir.. tell you the truth Dark Horse titles mostly never dissapointed me.. besides the big two, Dark Horse and Image Comics always give me alternative titles that always fresh.
Another interesting list! I'm definitely going to check out a few of these titles. I'm in the process from switching from Superheros to horror, supernatural & crime thrillers. Thanks for another cool top 10 and keep up the great work Omar!
Thankyou so much.
I'd love to see your top 10 Vertigo titles. Great video, as always!
Agreed Sin City is the best Frank Miller book.
My man!
Don't have a lot of Dark Horse. Baltimore's awesome and I really need to get more Mignola stuff. Also, Fear Agent and Harrow County look like they need to go on my shopping list about...yesterday.
My favorite DH books (if Berserk doesn't count) by far are the three "Colossal Conan" books. (Busiek/Nord might just be my favorite take on the character ever.)
Very well done video with the insert of the interiors. Excited for the manga list as well
My favourites:
BPRD (specifically plague of frogs series)
Hellboy
Harrow County
Fear Agent
Black Hammer
Umbrella Academy
Perfect run down Omar! Adding some history I’m an Aliens and Predator freak and have all the comics and trades dating from 1996 on up. These titles always navigated me thru very dark rough spots surviving in SoCal.
I really hope that Marvel reprints them in an amazing omnibus format.
Had to sell my Goon library set awhile back when we needed $, but I love that series. Off topic; where’s that Batman comp reading order?!? Great vid btw!
I love when people ask marvel or DC and i say darkhorse.
Hahahaha. Great Answer!
I say Image. Both have sleeper hits
Suggestion: best volumes/omnis per series. For example hellboy omni 2, bprd omni 2, and brpd hell on earth omni 3 will tell you everything you need to know about each series with minimal confusion and maximum feels
Thank you for the suggestion.
I went with omnibus TPBs for everything BPRD-related because (1) they match the Hellboy omnibuses, and (2) Plague of Frogs HCs are a pain in the ass to find.
Please do a top 10 vertigo titles list in collected editions. I always find your suggestions extremely helpful.
Good picks. I definitely would have The Massive in my top 10, as well as Kurt Busiek's Conan run.
That tells you how talented Mike mignola's like I would say the same thing for me for bprd being in my top 10.
Do your favourite of each collected editions.
Favourite TPB, epic, standard HC, OHC, omni, absolute.
Love your channel. Its just phenomenal 👌
You could also do a Fantagraphics top... but they have so many, many great comics that making a list would be really hard!!! Their classic stuff reprints only, are enough for a top10 :)
Definitely most this list is similar to mine to Dark Horse.
Except for maybe like three spots because those three particular ones I have not read fear agent I have not read Tales from the Crypt and I have not read I think man I forgot its name with the rabbit.
I'm still trying to fill in those last three spots for me because I still haven't found something to fill those spots.
Great stuff! Haven't read a bunch of those yet but surely they'd make my list if I had.
1. Henchgirl by Kristen Gudsnuk
It's so good, a reprint of the paperback is due this year I think. Everyone should read this.
2. Legend of Korra Library Edition
The Last Airbender LEs are great but I'm still anoyed the art doesn't take the full page. I know people resisted the Korra aninated series but trust this is the better comic. Art is just as breathtaking as always for Avatar, but the scripting and the way the plot moves has certainly improved.
3. Buffy Tales Library Edition
I don't own any of the Buffy seasons since so many were already OOP but this one you're ok with just the show. It's a great anthology book highlighting some awesome talent.
4. Conan the Barbarian by Kurt Busiek
Kind of a cheat because I dont own this and will as a Marbel Ommibus but before that announcement I rrad about half digitally and it's fantastic.
5. Hellboy
I owned a few of the paperback omnibuses and got rid of them to upgrade, which I still haven't... but I really loved this damn series and hopefully I can finish it soon.
The actual cheat: Harrow County! I love Cullen Bunn, for years his Marvel stuff captivated me and then late last year started reading his indie stuff and some of it is even better! Can't wait to get the LEs of Harrow County.
Great video Omar, I’d also love to see your top 20 European comics.
I just have the Umbrella Academy Library editions and some manga from Dark Horse... Great video!
How’s academy, good read?
@@richguev Yeah, it's nice.
It is a good comic. Tv series was pure 🗑
Super excited you put some Jeff Lemire in there. I feel like other than Essex County, he gets overlooked too often.
YES! He is great.
My top three are: Hellboy L E, Hellboy & BPRD 194x & 195x miniseries & the 3 volumes of Blacksad.
Great List.
Thanks for reminding me about Hellboy, i used to read it when the first few stories were coming out. The library editions are gorgeous!
It's so good!
great list! and now we can have a look at the pages like you promised! list of best alternative graphic novels? charles burns, daniel clowes and such
Black hammer is like deconstruction without being a deConstruction on superheroes.
It's a really great series
Where a lot of the heroes in the series are basically inspired by other characters Dc, marvel, etc. Event ideas that inspired then to be still feel relatable and unique.
This has to be one of Jeff lemire's best series. And it's still a growing universe. Even the spinner out of this universe exquisitely entertaining
Next one: top idw Comics! Please, Omar!
I have Dark Empire trilogy as 3 separate trades but I do have the DH hardcover of The Thrawn Trilogy :)
I have both Fear Agent Libraries and reading those made me a Remender fan. Outside of Dark Horse stuff Black Science is very similar. And Uncanny X-Force is great.
Great vid as always. I learn so much. Just went to watch old reader new reader thor but its removed ? Shame sounded good. Excelsior near mint :-) stay safe
Loving these videos! Finding so many new titles I wanna check out 🙂 You da man 👊🏽
Glad you like them!
The art work on black hammer is beautiful, I’m not really one for superhero comics witch might sound blasphemous but I loveeee horror comics an the art is so beautiful I’m going to have to emerge myself into this one thanks for the list I would know half of my favorite if it wasn’t for the clarity well covered an consistent videos you post
1' sin city , 2' DH conan 3' 300' 4' although not a DH title it deserves an incredible mention = the lone wolf & cub
Idea: The most beautiful books you own. Presentation, quality, feel, etc.
Top 10 European comics
i like the new video format awesome video!
Awesome, thank you!
Cool list! I see no Star Wars, I guess because Marvel now publishes these. Dark Empire was really great! Another suggestion is NEXUS archives, one of the best space comics of it's time.
top 10 epic collections and collected editions!
The Creepy/Eerie/Vampirella archives are incredible. Vampirella is published by Dynamite, however.
I have done some videos on those archives.
I didn't know Blacksad got released in the us by Dark Horse. That is awesome. Blacksad is defo one of my favorite 'strips' as we call them in Belgium. Beautiful ... in every single way.
They are gorgeous releases.
Brother do top 10 comic cross overs that never happened. Great as always
Brother top 10 omnibus that should be made.
I am SOOOOO excited that this Fear Agent Edition is coming back.
I’m gonna have to go real big: my two favorite Dark Horse books are Big Damn Sin City and Colossal Conan.
I have to say that I prefer Martha Washington over Sin City otherwise great list.
One of the most appealing things about this library editions is how crazy affordable they are. I got most of the comics Omar lists and they went for an average of $20 to $35 dollars. I would like to know waht does Omar think of the Baltimore Omnibus from Mike Mignola and Ben Stenbeck.
Really enjoy the way this was filmed and edited
Thank you.
My favourite Frank miller run is Daredevil omnibus vol 1,2nd is big damn sin city.And Dark horse has the best collected edition,my big damn sin city still holds up but my invisibles Omnibus fell out
Gotta give special shout out to some Star Wars books that Dark Horse published. The Dark Empire, Thrawn & Crimson Empire Trilogies all got printed in hard back similar to BPRD hardbacks in size. You can buy these still from Marvel now but only in Epic Collections and these Dark Horse collections are (in my opinion) the best format. Though I do appreciate Marvel doing them as Epic collections as that keeps things affordable for new readers to get into them or old readers to pick up runs they missed!
That's awesome.
Thank you for amazing review, I looking forward to your next video
Thanks for watching!
Black Hammer is one of the best comics I've ever read.
IT sure is.
Your top ten Boom studios! next
Yeah I agree we're not going to talk about Sin City 2
Fear agent remind me on Mike Danger don't know why. Primortals was cool also
I ordered harrow county omnibus volume 1 yesterday and im so hyped
Such a great book.
Have do an Dark Horse top 10 graphic novels
Ok, so now I have ordered Fear Agent and Harrow County!
I hope you enjoy them.
Blacksad that one I've heard of but I've never read that one
Hey Omar with the lockdown in England I’ve spent my free time moving my omnibus around by getting new shelves to store them I was wondering do you
put anything under your omnibus like a wedge of paper to stop sagging, hope you are All doing good
I don't, but I know people put styrofoam under theirs.
Near Mint Condition okay thanks for the reply
Thank you for this very inspiring video :) can you please consider doing a recommendation for Marvel newbies readers like me? a good story ark + art
You should do a top 10 best long runs
Even Though marvel have the rights to star wars, I still loved the TPB collections of the various series. Another series is John byrne's Next Men.
Colossal Conan by Kurt Busiek & Star Wars Dark Empire Omnibus in addition to the list.
Nice one, a great choice of novels here. Fear agent looks good and many more that you mentioned. Video liked
Thank you so much for the kind words.
@@NearMintCondition No thank you. You've introduced to me a few I want. I remember in the late 80's, possibly early 90's I saw that Ninja Rabbit show up in my fav Kid's show at the time, Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles. There's not one book here that I don't think I wouldn't buy. Thanks mate 👍
You are more than welcome:)
My wallet is upset I watch these, because I find so much more stuff I need to get!
seeing the books stacked like that actually reminded me of something that's been bugging me for a bit lately. My shelves aren't tall enough to store oversizes vertically and I'm low on space rn so for a while now I've been storing my omnibuses horizontally stacked on top of each other. Nothing crazy, 3-4 omnies per stack. So recently I saw all those posts of how this will completely destroy and warp the binding and ruin the books at the bottom because of the weight etc but nobody could give actual examples of it actually happening. So can anyone tell me is that REALLY that bad or it's semi anecdotal claims or from people stacking like tens of books that way? I checked and my books seem fine for now but still gets me a bit paranoid.
Its not bad.
Ahh thanks algorithm! Year old video but new for me!
What do you think of vampire hunter d novels?? Mangas?? I think dark horse published a few of those
Top 10 idw comics
Hey Omar, I just had a small question I was wondering if you or anybody had an answer to: I missed getting the Daredevil omnibus vol 1 bendis reprint and it’s currently out of stock everywhere in the uk right now, I was wondering if the book has just temporarily gone out of stock or if this reprint has already gone out of print?
Not sure if you did Boom! Comics video, and I've never seen you talk about Firefly/Serenity, I cannot recommend those enough! Dark Horse books were better quality, not really fan of Boom! Comics' matte easy-stain finish of their hardcovers, but the comics themselves are amazing, especially if you're a fan of the TV series. Black Hammer and Black Science are definitely on my list, as well as Fear Agent and Hellboy, although Black Science is from Image comics, that's the video I'll be watching next
I’ve done image and dark horse and idw. Time to do Boom this year!
Does that single blue rebirth spine keep you awake at night.....
Could you link to the softcover edition of the Usagi Yojimbo?
Usagi Yojimbo
Conan
Lone Wolf & Cub
Briggs Land
Northlanders
The Massive
Sword Daughter
Great list, my brother.
Top 10 transformers comics please
Picked up Blacksad, based on this video and its amazing! Thanks a lot for the recommendation. Do you know if there are plans to release all 5 stories in OHC or Library edition? :)
Not right now, but there is a softcover edition.
HARLAN ELLISON'S DREAM CORRIDOR, VOl. 1. AND Vol.2 should be on EVERY-bodies Dark Horse favorites list! While neither volume contained the John Byrne adaptation of "I Have No Mouth & I Must Scream" (due to copyright probs with the creator, I'm guessing), the volumes DID contain artwork by some of the GREATEST artists and writers n comics and in the SF&F genre: Curt Swan, Neal Adams, Len Wein, Peter David, Mike Deodato, Mark Waid, Jay Lynch, Paul Chadwick, Gene Ha, Gene Colan, Nancy Collins and more! And that doesn't even include the artists enlisted to do the cover artwork for each issue -- which, in turn, inspire Ellison to write an original short story around said cover illustration! Leo and Diane Dillon, Kent Bash, Michael Whelan, Stephen Hickman, Ron Brown and more. And the collected volumes have original artwork by Overton Lloyd and Brian Bolland. The stories in each volume come from Ellison's huge oeuvre and run the gamut from crime fiction ("Rat Hater" and "Moonlighting") to slipststream ("One Life, Furnished In Early Poverty), horror ("On the Slab"), science fiction ("Catman" and "The Discarded") and pure whimsy in a fantastic mode ("How's the Nightlife on Cissalda?" and "Djinn No Chaser"). And, yes, the short stories Ellison wrote for each cover illustration (when the books were published periodically) are, indeed, top-notch. From the moving fantasy of "Midnight in the Sunken Cathedral" (inspired by Whelan and Hickman paintings) and the political SF of "Pulling Hard Time" (inspired by Sam Raffa illustration) to "Anywhere But Here, With Anyone But You" (inspired by artwork of the great Leo and Diane Dillon) and "Chatting With Anubis" (inspired by Jane MacKenzie's illustration, this story won a Bram Stoker Award) to the sublime, "Lost Horizon"-inspired painting by Kent Bash that resulted in Harlan Ellison writing the Nebula Award-nominated "Goodbye to All That".
As a fan of his novels. I've not read Dream Corridor. I'm going to have to check those out.