CharlesAlanRatliff

Edit: This has been done.

Not sure what should be done about this situation. There is a volume titled Untold Tales of Spider-Man Annual that has Untold Tales of Spider-Man '96 and Untold Tales of Spider-Man '97 attached to it. I own a copy of Untold Tales of Spider-Man '96, however, and nowhere is the word "annual" mentioned, with the official title in the masthead simply being Untold Tales of Spider-Man '96. I don't own a copy of Untold Tales of Spider-Man '97, but I'm guessing its official title isn't Untold Tales of Spider-Man Annual, either. If the database does follow what's in the masthead, shouldn't these two issues be separated into their own volumes?

Superman Plus Legion of Super-Heroes needs to be renamed to Superman Plus, according to the masthead.

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Untold Tales of Spider-Man: Strange Encounter needs to be renamed to Untold Tales of Spider-Man: Strange Encounters according to the masthead.

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The West Coast Avengers should be West Coast Avengers, according to mastheads.

The masthead for Green Lantern: Emerald Dawn II just says Emerald Dawn II.

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Saga of Crystar, Crystal Warrior should be The Saga of Crystar, Crystal Warrior according to the masthead.

Hello! I'm not fully familiar with how you guys do things here, but are the titles of volumes based on the copyright information inside of the comic? If that's the case, Godzilla King of the Monsters should be Godzilla. I own issues #2 and #3 and King of the Monsters is nowhere in the copyright information.

Edit: According to the wiki FAQ it is what's included in the masthead, so it should indeed be changed.

Something went wrong with my search and I made a duplicate volume of Batman: Arkham Asylum that should be deleted.

Thanks, Tony! I forgot about this comic's existence and plan on ordering it from Amazon today, and now I don't have to wait for it to arrive before starting the game in a few hours.

Kevin Conroy and Christian Bale for me.

Yes. Not because I plan to sell them or anything (I don't), but to ensure they remain in good condition for as long as possible. I like to take care of my things and also future proof everything, as I never know what is going to happen or what I will want to do later on. I don't understand the point of "No, because I like to enjoy them" that some people are making. I can just take my comic out of the bag whenever I want to, and I know it will be in great condition because I protected it. I've also moved a lot in my life, and that can be rough on comics that don't have any backing to keep them from falling out of their covers and such; it's very obvious to tell which of my comics weren't properly sealed up with a board compared to those that were. I have a lot of comics that aren't protected yet that are in great condition, but there are some in my collection where their damage could have easily been avoided. It's a cheap, effective solution that avoids long-term problems.

My brother had to keep his stuff in storage once, and there were a lot of things that got messed up by bugs because they weren't properly protected. I do everything I can to avoid situations like that.

These are fantastic! I must eat them.

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