>Morrison's JLA >Kingdom Come >Waid's Flash >Robinson's Starman >Robinson/Goyer/Johns' JSA >Kesel and Grummett's Superboy >PAD's Young Justice >Sandman Mystery Theatre >PAD's Aquaman >Waid/DnA run on Legion/Legionnaires >Superman was made fun again by Loeb, McGuiness, Kelly and Casey >The Batfamily books had one of the greatest crossovers ever in No Man's Land >Tim and Dick getting great character development with Dixon >Impulse solo series >Ostrander's The Spectre >Some cult hits like Simonson's Orion and Peyer's Hourman >The shared universe has this sense of immensity to it, characters had histories together and you could feel the size of the superhero community and the height of history and legacy behind it >Some fucking rad Elseworlds like The Nail, Red Son
I really miss 90s/early 00s DC, it felt like it was truly peak DC. What we have now feels like nothing but an empty hollow shell in comparison. Will they ever be this fucking based again?
I forgot to say that they still made crossovers with Marvel, back then.
Samuel Ramirez
I prefer the '04-'10 era myself. But the '90-'03 era had a lot of really good stuff too. All before Flashpoint scrubbed twenty years away. The worst thing being all the best New 52 books could've been done in continuity.
>1990 The Demon - Alan Grant, Dwayne McDuffie, Garth Ennis >1991 Challengers of the Unknown Must Die - Jeph Loeb >1992 The Spectre - John Ostrander >1993 Batman Haunted Knight - Jeph Loeb >1995 Green Arrow Connor Hawke - Chuck Dixon >1996 Aztek The Ultimate Man - Mark Millar Batman GCPD - Chuck Dixon Batman The Long Halloween - Jeph Loeb Hitman - Garth Ennis >1998 JLA The Nail - Alan Davis Martian Manhunter - John Ostander Superman For All Seasons - Jeph Loeb >1999 Hourman - Tom Peyer >1999 Legion of Super-Heroes - Abnett & Lanning Batman Dark Victory - Jeph Loeb >2000 Orion - Walter Simonson >2001 Adventures of Superman - Joe Casey Catwoman - Darwyn Cooke The Spectre - J M DeMatteis >2003 Formerly Known as the Justice League - Keith Giffen, J. M. DeMatteis Gotham Central - Ed Brubaker H-E-R-O - Will Pfeifer Superman Red Son - Mark Millar
Also The Wildstorm stuff when they acquired that was the best its ever been, Wildcats 3.0, Sleeper, Planetary. Then there's Lucifer and ABC comics that are just amazing.
Resurrection Man Chase Chronos DC One Million Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.
Gabriel Parker
>Chase I was very disappointed in this. I ended up buying it after reading the first issue when it was storytimed here, and it just ends so abruptly. She's very underutilized, though I understand she popped up here and there in other books.
Oliver Gutierrez
Kid Eternity
Jace Baker
Added, thank you!
Anthony Harris
These years are looking a little bit empty. Any help, fellas?
'87 had that rad Doctor Fate mini with the ongoing follow-up starting the next year.
Owen Parker
A part of me died when the New 52 was born
Camden Hughes
Is there an Omnibus for O'Neil's Question?
Noah Barnes
The loss of the old canon still sucks. So many characters and connections are either not around anymore or are completely changed.
It's not like they stopped publishing good stuff (and pre-Flashpoint wasn't exactly a high point), but there's definitely something missing. The DCU feels so much smaller.
Austin Howard
Hell no. Those bastards won't even reprint the trades.
Liam Thompson
Rick Veitch's Swamp Thing (1986) The Shadow (1987) Alan Grant's Detective Comics (1998) Justice League America (1989) Justice League Europe (1989) The Sandman (1989) Alan Grant's Batman (1990) Twilight (1990) Milligan's Batman (1991) Green Lantern: Mosaic (1992) Millar's Swamp Thing (1994) Batman: Black & White (1996) Martian Manhunter (1998) Human Target (1999) Lucifer (2000) Joe Casey's Wildcats (2000) Green Lantern: Willworld (2001) Wildcats Version 3.0 (2002) Human Target: Final Cut (2002) Human Target (2003) Plastic Man (2004)
