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CyberCubed 04-11-2012 11:21 AM

If you already own the Mirage books, are you planning on getting the IDW collections?
 
For those of you who already have every Mirage issue or the older collections, are you still planning on buying all the IDW collections?

Between the Ultimate volumes that collect the Eastman/Laird issues, the paperback collections that collect all of the other Volume 1 issues, the color classics that colorized the Volume 1 issues, and the future Archie collections, there is a lot coming out.

Are you planning on buying these new collections even if you already own the issues?

Plasticplayhouse 04-11-2012 11:30 AM

nahhh. i own two sets (one to read, the other to collect) of volume one (my favorite of all the turtleverse), all the Tales v1, and a smattering of other relevent issues through 2009. so i really have no need for a compilation book.

Toby Barrett 04-11-2012 11:32 AM

Nah, I don't think so. I've already read all the issues, I'm more interested in reading new stories.

Spitfire 04-11-2012 11:33 AM

Hell yeah. Especially if they're hardcover. The only HC Mirage collection goes for way too much on Ebay and is worth so much I'd rather not read it if I did have one. Which brings me to why I want the trades. It's much safer to read newly released trades than bother digging through my massive TMNT collection looking for single issues and being careful with them. Ironic how spending a lot of money on something almost encourages you not to touch it. I own all the original Mirage trades as well but I am a collector. Tis my curse and since I gave up completely on toys books are a nice replacement.

On a side note I'm really pleased IDW is releasing stuff Mirage never collected, assuming they get as far as we all hope. Even if they don't the fact they're bothering to release old stuff that's completely unrelated to their current series is awesome.

Oculus Orbus 04-11-2012 11:33 AM

I am. I'm not exactly a completionist, and I haven't been buying all the variant covers (I've bought quite a lot, but not all of them), but I do like to get all the new releases, even if they're just reprints.

Jephael 04-11-2012 12:18 PM

I don't think I'm going to buy the collected books either, seeing as how I've already got several variant covers.

Matches Malone 04-11-2012 12:34 PM

Planning on picking up the Ultimate Collections (though I think calling them "Ultimate" is a little cheesy) because of the annotations, the fact that they are presented so nicely, and that they will be collecting City at War. It will be nice to have Volumes 1-5 sitting side by side. If they are numbered, it bugs me to have volumes missing...

As for the other collections, I'm on the fence about the colored single issues. It will most likely depend on the coloring. I'm probably going to pass on the collected classics trades. Since these issues won't have much continuity, I'll would only buy them if they release creator-centric collections, otherwise it will just feel too random as I read through. I don't like reading through a collection just for one issue or story. I may as well read the singles for that. But if the book had ALL Michael Dooney, it would be a much more fun read, I think.

Spitfire 04-11-2012 02:14 PM

I'd rather release them in the order they came out in. Unless it's something like Soul's Winter that had a gap. Most of the non-creator books didn't have much continuity either just the same person wrote the stories. Martin's stuff doesn't count it's too weird for continuity.

Archon_Turtle 04-11-2012 02:29 PM

Do we know yet how they are going to be releasing the IDW exclusive version of Ultimate HC 2?

Powder 04-11-2012 02:37 PM

Bottom option.

DK2 04-11-2012 03:09 PM

I probably won't be buying the IDW collected books either. If they get into "City at War", Vol. 2-4 onwards as trades/hc's then I might. I'm so tempted with the Ultimate HC book from what I saw of it, but the price and the choice of half splitting the HC with what should been a bigger book into two, irked me. If they make a trade of this maybe. I too have all the older Mirage Collected books and all the comic singles. I prefer trades to have access to the certain issues more readily then digging out the singles. The IDW Classics I'm only tempted for the colors somewhat. Also the TMNT Adventures stuff I may pursue as I never read them back then and Mirages Future Tense trade gave me a slight taste of that stuff. So I'm willing to try that series further. Until IDW gets into the stuff not collected before, I'm not buying anything until then really.

The Fifth Turtle 04-11-2012 03:39 PM

I will prob. get the Archies as I never read them as a kid except maybe an issue or two. Though I have the original singles, the HC Ultimate collection was just too cool to pass up. I will get the others but that will be the extent of my purchasing.

Archon_Turtle 04-11-2012 04:41 PM

Booyah! Question Answered!

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ToTheNines 04-11-2012 04:50 PM

I'm getting anything that has short stories I don't have (I sold my Shell Shock a ways back) or a real boss cover. Perfect example is Volume 1, it has a sweet Dooney cover and several shorts, while Volume 2 is just going to have 3 Mark Martin Stories... pass.

The individual issues? I'll but some here and there. I'll pick up #1 on Free Comic Book Day just because, and I'm definitely excited to see some issues to be colored, like "The Christmas Aliens" and "Kirby and The Warp Crystal".

CyberCubed 04-11-2012 05:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spitfire (Post 935008)
I'd rather release them in the order they came out in. Unless it's something like Soul's Winter that had a gap. Most of the non-creator books didn't have much continuity either just the same person wrote the stories. Martin's stuff doesn't count it's too weird for continuity.

They're pretty much being printed in order. The issues in the hardcover collections aren't getting paperback versions. So you read the paperback collections inbetween the Ultimate Collections.

Although as said, the Mark Martin, Soul's Winter, and Tom Mcweeny trilogy's don't matter as they're alternate universes.

ToTheNines 04-11-2012 05:23 PM

IDW is stupid if they release the Hedden/McWeeney trash.

CyberCubed 04-11-2012 05:30 PM

IDW said they want to reprint all the way up to Vol. 4, so with any luck we'll see Volume 2, Image and all of Vol. 4 collected.

I think they'd probably collect Tales V. 2 last, considering those were the most recent series and there's over 70 issues of it.

MikeandRaph87 04-11-2012 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ToTheNines (Post 935142)
IDW is stupid if they release the Hedden/McWeeney trash.

I think if they stop somewhere it would be Return To New York, but they would probably cover all of volume one no exceptions. The only thing stopping them is Laird's incompletion of vol.4.

Its funny, the first Mirage books I saw was this wierd run around the age of nine. Raphael running around looking like he was for lack of better words retarded in a cartoonish art style. The black and white comics have never been my thing but those were not the best first impression for a fan of any age.:trazz:

Xav 04-11-2012 05:54 PM

Why does Mikey have a gun on that cover?

shuriken 04-11-2012 06:13 PM

^ because He has the right to bare arms( And i think he's shooting a triceraton)
I have a good chunk of the 1st volume of mirage. There are stories that i wanna get, and here's hoping they eventually release(masks, the river, souls winter, City at War, Tales volume 1). Plus if there are nifty extras I wouldn't mind getting certain issues in color (Sky highway would look amazing)


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