Series I'd like to read in their entirety...at some point

Just what the title says. There are a load of titles that I've wanted to check out here-and-there that are now cancelled or finished. I'd just like to hunt the back issues down at some point, and read the whole thing.

There are several barbarian titles on this list. They're not what I buy when I go to the comic shop, but I have run across issues here and there that were part of a stack I bought for cheap, or something like that. Superheroes are my comic love, but there's always something about a barbarian title that makes me want to read it again.

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  1. Blue Devil

  32 issues. I was collecting this from the preview insert til...probably early 20-something. I know I had the annual when it came out. I'd like to read the end of the series. What was DC thinking though? "A guy whose origin starts off with a demon? Yeah, that should be a book of wacky fun." I mean, it *was,* but what the heck? Who does that? lol

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  2. Blue Devil Annual

  1 issue.

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  3. The Book of Fate

  12 issues

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  4. Manhunter

  13 Issues- I had all but the first issue, but they were damaged when my storage shed flooded.

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  5. NFL Superpro

  13 issues. Like most people at the time, I saw this as a novel idea, but considered it pretty cheesy...and it was. So I've only got the first issue. I'd like to give it a full look though, and see if it surprises me the way U.S.1 did. (Update: I now have all but issue #6. I even have the one-shot special collector's edition.)

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  6. Solitaire

  12 issues. This one I want to read again. I had the issues as they were coming out, and loved it. I think it's a shame they weren't able to continue this one at least another two years.

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  7. Teen Titans

  24 issues. This title I actually have (I may be missing one issue), but I haven't actually gotten to *read* it yet.

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  8. Teen Titans Annual

  1 issue. Again, I have it, I just haven't gotten to read it yet.

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  9. Arak, Son of Thunder

  50 issues. I have the first issue and a few others. It's Conan-ish, but he's a Native American in Europe. Still fighting monsters and such, but what I read was interesting. I don't typically collect this kind of book, but whenever I wind up with issues, I always enjoy them. I figure I should just read a series at some point.

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  10. Arak Son Of Thunder Annual

  1 issue. Goes with the 1981 series.

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  11. Land of Fear!

  1st appearance of Warlord, leads into the 1976 series.

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  12. Warlord

  133 issues. Kind of Conan-ish, but it's a human lost in an extra-dimensional world. I enjoy titles like this when I happen to wind up with issues, but I don't typically collect them. I'd like to read this though. Also, Arak and Arion both spun out of this book.

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  13. Warlord Annual

  6 issues. Goes with the 1976 series.

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  14. Conan the Barbarian

  275 issues. I'd probably hunt down the TPB's from Dark Horse if I decide to read all of this.

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  15. Conan the Barbarian Annual

  12 issues. I don't know if all of the annuals made the Dark Horse TPB's or not.

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  16. King Conan

  19 issues. Reprinted in TPB's.

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  17. Conan the King

  36 issues. Reprinted in TPB's.

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  18. H-E-R-O

  (2003) 22 issues. There was a "double feature" reprint of the first two issues, and a trade of the first six issues called "Powers and Abilities." I've read the trade, but I've never gotten around to tracking down the rest of the issues.

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  19. Dial H For Hembeck

  (1983) This is actually par of an informal series, and I *do* like Hembeck, but honestly, I just want this one for the New Teen Titans on the cover.

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  20. Dial H for Hero

  (2019) 12 issues. Has two TPB's.

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  21. Wonder Twins

  (2019) 12 issues. Has two TPB's. This and Dial H For Hero, as part of the Wonder Comics mini-line, I've heard mixed reviews about. I have my doubts since neither of them went further than their twelve issues, but I'm at least interested to read them at some point.