Least favourite mini-series run from Copper Age?

[eddly]

I'd have to say that whole Millenium series, with all those crossovers... that drove me mad... as when it crossed over into the series I was collecting... trying to find the issues i needed became almost impossible.

[deathlok]

[shadroch]

I'd go with Kitty and Wolverine for Marvel,but DC had some real stinkers. Electric Warrior,Thriller and Sonic Disruptors(a mini series so bad they canceled it mid-stream) were just a few of them.

Of course,all of the above were masterworks compared to such drivel as Reagans Raiders and GI Jackrabbits.

[Kevin Boyd]

Millenium was pretty lame.

 

So many choices... let me get back to you on that.

 

The worst single comic has to be the Marvel Fumetti Book.

 

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[Zonker]

Millenium, agreed. Steve Englehart used to be one of my favorite writers too.

 

Oh, and War of the Gods. George Perez used to be one of my favorite artists too.

 

And Genesis. John Byrne....

[uclapeterg]

Genesis wasn't too bad. It was just a convoluted way to introduce the new Justice League.

[uclapeterg]

DC: Millenium (ugh)

 

Marvel: Kitty Pride and Wolverine (double ugh.. cuz I bought the whole damn thing!)

[Zonker]

Genesis wasn't too bad. It was just a convoluted way to introduce the new Justice League.

 

Believe you're thinking of "Legends." Genesis came later (but maybe now its "post-Copper Age" )

[shadroch]

Millenium was the first big event after I had sold my store. I remember coming back from a vacation and picking up a box with all the crossovers in the proper sequence.

Sat on the patio,read about a third of it and threw the rest in the garbage.

Post-Crisis DC was as bad as the drek they pushed out in the 70s. no Superboy,no Mon-el,no JSA,no nothing. It took me several years before I'd read many DCs after that. Still can't make sense out of the "new" Legions history.

[eddly]

I'd go with Kitty and Wolverine for Marvel,but DC had some real stinkers. Electric Warrior,Thriller and Sonic Disruptors(a mini series so bad they canceled it mid-stream) were just a few of them.

Of course,all of the above were masterworks compared to such drivel as Reagans Raiders and GI Jackrabbits.

 

speaking of electric warrior... i have about 10 of them... i use them at the beginning and end of my long boxes... as i notice sometimes comics in those positions get damaged... so they have a use!

[rob_react]

I'd go with Kitty and Wolverine for Marvel

 

My choice too.

[Kevin Boyd]

Al Milgrom... great inks... solid editing... ugly pencils!

[reddog4063]

that captain hook 4 part miniseries from 1988, i have them all

[supapimp]

the consensus agrees and i never even bought or read it.

[towards2112]

Mephisto VS nearly everyone.

Gads what a looser.

[uclapeterg]

Genesis wasn't too bad. It was just a convoluted way to introduce the new Justice League.

 

Believe you're thinking of "Legends." Genesis came later (but maybe now its "post-Copper Age" )

 

Oops, my bad. I think I saw a cover for Genesis.. what was the plot?

[Zonker]

Something about the Fourth World gods being the seeds for the Greek gods, and then a subsequent god-wave starts to create havoc, and it's very important because, um,

[blowout]

Mephisto VS nearly everyone.

Gads what a looser.

 

Yep, that was a bad one.

[nearmint]

I'd go with Kitty and Wolverine for Marvel,but DC had some real stinkers. Electric Warrior,Thriller and Sonic Disruptors(a mini series so bad they canceled it mid-stream) were just a few of them.

Of course,all of the above were masterworks compared to such drivel as Reagans Raiders and GI Jackrabbits.

 

I'll have to re-read my Thrillers. I remember liking them at the time, but maybe I was young and gullible.

[Sabertooth]

DC: Millenium (ugh)

 

Marvel: Kitty Pride and Wolverine (double ugh.. cuz I bought the whole damn thing!)

 

yeah, back when it was still possible to be an X-completist, one had to ask "Do I leave a hole, or help pay Al Milgrom to draw with a pencil in his butt?" What freaking cr*p he produced in the 80s, after inking some beautiful Jim Starlin stuff in the 70s.

 

Of course I paid.