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#Crisis and other "longer" mini-series - I dont know why, but when I first built the page I was only looking at series that have a few issues. However, you are correct in that the page rightly should contain any series that is published with a planned finite number of issues. (i.e not ongoing series that were cancelled) | #Crisis and other "longer" mini-series - I dont know why, but when I first built the page I was only looking at series that have a few issues. However, you are correct in that the page rightly should contain any series that is published with a planned finite number of issues. (i.e not ongoing series that were cancelled) | ||
--[[User:Craigopher|Gopher]] 15:33, 1 November 2006 (PST) | --[[User:Craigopher|Gopher]] 15:33, 1 November 2006 (PST) | ||
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| + | :* Ambush Bug - I figured since there were two one-shot Specials (Stocking Stuffer and Nothing Special) that would bend the rules. | ||
| + | :* Hmmm, Subs shouldn't be there at all, that was a one-shot with no related followups. | ||
| + | :* There was a DC1M 2-issue bookend series, but the Annuals should each be part of the parent series. I don't recall what Legion content was in either/both of those books. | ||
| + | :* I think Crisis was the only "maxi-series" (limited series of greater than 6 issues) that the Legion appeared in. | ||
| + | :* You didn't mention it, but I'd include the Kingdom book-end issues and any of the one-shot stories that the Legion appeared in, as one series since they're so related. Ditto the Showcase '9x books. | ||
| + | -- [[User:Mgrabois|Omnicom]] 00:34, 2 November 2006 (PST) | ||
Revision as of 01:34, 2 November 2006
Stuff to eventually add:
- Ambush Bug Nothing Special, Stocking Stuffer
- Armageddon 2001
- Armageddon: Inferno
- Bloodbath
- Books of Magic (v1)
- Crisis on Infinite Earths
- DC Challenge (Elseworlds)
- DC One Million
- DC Universe: Trinity
- Final Night
- Genesis
- Kingdom
- Kingdom Come (technically it's Elseworlds, but we've seen the Star Boy/Starman character in mainstream continuity)
- Legends
- Legends of the DC Universe
- Legion of Substitute Heroes
Legion: Science Police- Showcase '95
- Showcase '96
- Super Powers (v3)
- Unlimited Access (Elseworlds)
- Zero Hour
Plus numerous one-shots (Secret Files, etc.)
-- Omnicom 16:58, 20 October 2006 (PDT)
We'll eventually get these these on the page, and for some of these, they need to be added to the regular LPH as well. If you dont mind, I'll use your list above as a to-do list and simply strike through them as they are added. However, a couple of questions:
- Ambush Bug specials - Do you consider these a mini-series? I was planning on putting these on a page for specials and one-shots.
- Subs - same as #1
- DC One Million - Is this considered a separate series? I always have considered these issues to be part of the regular series to which they correspond. I guess it makes sense to put them together, though.
- Crisis and other "longer" mini-series - I dont know why, but when I first built the page I was only looking at series that have a few issues. However, you are correct in that the page rightly should contain any series that is published with a planned finite number of issues. (i.e not ongoing series that were cancelled)
--Gopher 15:33, 1 November 2006 (PST)
- Ambush Bug - I figured since there were two one-shot Specials (Stocking Stuffer and Nothing Special) that would bend the rules.
- Hmmm, Subs shouldn't be there at all, that was a one-shot with no related followups.
- There was a DC1M 2-issue bookend series, but the Annuals should each be part of the parent series. I don't recall what Legion content was in either/both of those books.
- I think Crisis was the only "maxi-series" (limited series of greater than 6 issues) that the Legion appeared in.
- You didn't mention it, but I'd include the Kingdom book-end issues and any of the one-shot stories that the Legion appeared in, as one series since they're so related. Ditto the Showcase '9x books.
-- Omnicom 00:34, 2 November 2006 (PST)
