TMNT IDW Collections

[hypered1]

So this is interesting; the paperback editions of the IDW collection are starting to release more frequently and Vol.5 is slated for this November, three months after Vol.4:

https://www.amazon.com/Teenage-Mutan...=UTF8&qid=&sr=


https://www.amazon.com/Teenage-Mutan...7245040&sr=8-1

[j3h]

With the series going to be relaunching, it makes sense to get out the softcovers quicker to coincide with the hype. Hopefully the last remaining hardcovers go back to releasing 6 months apart to wrap up this run.

[hypered1]

Originally Posted by j3h

With the series going to be relaunching, it makes sense to get out the softcovers quicker to coincide with the hype. Hopefully the last remaining hardcovers go back to releasing 6 months apart to wrap up this run.

I'd say that there's a strong possibility of this, particularly as we're already sort of getting two volumes this year if you include the Sourcebook HC.

[AwakeTea]

I'm happy to see the paperback editions are being released frequently. It's my favorite way to read the series.

[CyberCubed]

So for the main IDW collections, I'm conflicted between getting the hardcovers or the new paperbacks. I know the paperbacks are way behind as they only recently started them, but I'm curious about the "weight." Since the hardcovers are heavy, does it get tiring holding them in your hands while reading especially due to the number of pages? Also it seems like the paperbacks are much cheaper despite having the same amount of content.

[hypered1]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

So for the main IDW collections, I'm conflicted between getting the hardcovers or the new paperbacks. I know the paperbacks are way behind as they only recently started them, but I'm curious about the "weight." Since the hardcovers are heavy, does it get tiring holding them in your hands while reading especially due to the number of pages? Also it seems like the paperbacks are much cheaper despite having the same amount of content.

The paperbacks are somewhat smaller and lighter but this does mean that the pictures are also smaller. Best bet would be to compare them in person at a bookstore that carries them.

[TurtleGurkle]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

So for the main IDW collections, I'm conflicted between getting the hardcovers or the new paperbacks. I know the paperbacks are way behind as they only recently started them, but I'm curious about the "weight." Since the hardcovers are heavy, does it get tiring holding them in your hands while reading especially due to the number of pages? Also it seems like the paperbacks are much cheaper despite having the same amount of content.

I prefer paperbacks in general but the IDW HCs aren't super-thick like an Omnibus so they aren't too bad to hold for long. If I were starting now though I'd probably go paperback.