However, it would be less costly to put together a DVD or CD set of all of Lee's stories. It would be a lot of scanning and the licensing would have to be worked out, but that is a more reasonable alternative at this time. Such a project would give fans a chance to see all of Lee's work without agressively collecting publications out of print.
This is a very good idea, and one that should be applied to many other comics as well. Relatively cheap (but time-consuming) to assemble, and relatively cheap to buy.
Basically, this thread is about 2 months behind real world events. That's all I'm going to say for now...
Woah, woah, woah.. that sentence better be what I TIHNK it means....
Basically, this thread is about 2 months behind real world events. That's all I'm going to say for now...
Wow, I hope this DOEs mean what Brucey and I think it means too...
However the Nolan HC was canned, so I'm supprised Moonstone is willing to do something similar so soon...
However, it would be less costly to put together a DVD or CD set of all of Lee's stories. It would be a lot of scanning and the licensing would have to be worked out, but that is a more reasonable alternative at this time. Such a project would give fans a chance to see all of Lee's work without agressively collecting publications out of print.
While your right that this would be cheaper to produce and to buy, personaly I wouldn't get it. I have a copy of the MAD CD-ROM collection and I've seen a few of the Marvel ones and honestly, I really do not enjoy reading the issues off a computer screen. It just feel dead and all the action and brilliance seems to vanish from the "page".
I'd much rather pay $80 for a nice hardcover edition than $40 for a CD/DVD digitalization of the strips.
While your right that this would be cheaper to produce and to buy, personaly I wouldn't get it. I have a copy of the MAD CD-ROM collection and I've seen a few of the Marvel ones and honestly, I really do not enjoy reading the issues off a computer screen. It just feel dead and all the action and brilliance seems to vanish from the "page".
Yeah it's a real pain in the *#& reading of a computer. It's a lot more fun sitting in a nice, relaxing chair [a massage chair is always good] with the comic right in front of you. It's also a lot easier to access.