Previous Post Okay, I'm guessing that Marvel intends to release all of Hudlin's Panther run in trade paperbacks, but why does the company refuse to release the rest of Priest's run in trade paperbacks? And I still cannot understand why they would release the rest of Priest's run in French but not in English. This move seems like it would alienate Panther fans in America. This is very frustrating. Now, of course I have more important stuff to worry and think about, but sometimes it is just the small things in life you wonder about and go "Now how does THAT make any sense????" :-@

> Okay, I'm guessing that Marvel intends to release all of Hudlin's Panther run in trade paperbacks, but why does the company refuse to release the rest of Priest's run in trade paperbacks? And I still cannot understand why they would release the rest of Priest's run in French but not in English. This move seems like it would alienate Panther fans in America.
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> This is very frustrating. Now, of course I have more important stuff to worry and think about, but sometimes it is just the small things in life you wonder about and go "Now how does THAT make any sense????" :-@
I was thinking about this last night while reading my Waid F.F. hardcovers. It's interesting now to have hardcovers and trades on one hand, and the "44 Years of FF" CD on the other. What we need is a "50 years of Black Panther CD" in 2016 with all the volumes, from Jungle Action No. 5 or 6 through Hudlin's December 2006 issue. I think that's the only economical way to do it--if the sales would be worth all the scanning, production and marketing.