History of the DCU Trade?

[SouLeSS]

Is this going to come out in trade when it's done? I mean, it's only like 2-4 pages per issue, but if should end up with what, around 80-120 when it's don. Thats enough for a trade?

I personally am just kind of skimming through it while reading 52. Maybe every 10 issues or so I'll go back and read it so its about the size of a decent comic.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

It is kind of hard to follow since it's practically over before it begins. I don't see why they wouldn't release it in a trade, though. They already made a History of the DC Universe trade for the first Crisis, and it was really good.

 

[snipe]

They already made a History of the DC Universe trade for the first Crisis, and it was really good.

Duh. Wolfman + Perez could make a graphic novel about a factory worker who put toilet paper on the little cardboard rolls and it would be really good

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Well, yeah. The trade's cover by Alex Ross wasn't too shabby, either.

 

[drastic_quench]

I think this backup story to 52 has been pretty snooze-worthy.

 

[Darthphere]

I think this backup story to 52 has been pretty snooze-worthy.

Putting it lightly.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

It's basically an extended history lesson. What do you expect?

I've been enjoying it, even if it does feel a bit disjointed in my head since, as I mentioned, it's hard to follow it with installments that are just 2 or 3 pages long each week.

 

[Darthphere]

It's basically an extended history lesson. What do you expect?

I've been enjoying it, even if it does feel a bit disjointed in my head since, as I mentioned, it's hard to follow it with installments that are just 2 or 3 pages long each week.

And ****ing Donna Troy of all people.