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A suggested collected-editions reading order for Grant Morrison's run on Batman
UPDATE: when I created this list I was unaware that others could vote on the titles so the ordering (crucial) is lost. Someone has also added a book that has nothing to do with the arc. I tried to delete the list and seems that's not possible either!
UPDATE: when I created this list I was unaware that others could vote on the titles so the ordering (crucial) is lost. Someone has also added a book that has nothing to do with the arc. I tried to delete the list and seems that's not possible either!
15 books ·
7 voters ·
list created February 3rd, 2013
by Subhajit Banerjee (votes) .
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Keith wrote: "Why out of order?"Probably because people didn't read what the list was about and started voting which messed up the order
So let me get this straight. Its a list of Grant Morrison's work on Batman and Arkham Asylum isn't on the list? That'd be like making of Stephen King reading list and leaving The Stand off.
My question is why not list in proper story line order?
Mung I answered that question two messages above yours
Alvaro wrote: "Mung I answered that question two messages above yours"Opps, sorry about that.
Emilio wrote: "So let me get this straight. Its a list of Grant Morrison's work on Batman and Arkham Asylum isn't on the list? That'd be like making of Stephen King reading list and leaving The Stand off."
Except this isn't a list of just his titles. It's specific titles. A better Stephen King example would be to list The Dark Tower series and leave off The Stand. While, yes, it is part of the universe, it is set off to the side and has no real influence on the overall story.
Except this isn't a list of just his titles. It's specific titles. A better Stephen King example would be to list The Dark Tower series and leave off The Stand. While, yes, it is part of the universe, it is set off to the side and has no real influence on the overall story.
Hi all, when I created this list I had no idea it could be voted on. Is there a way I can disable voting and return the list to its actual ordering?
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