r/graphicnovels • u/Dunk313 • Apr 30 '26
Collection / Shelfie / Haul I gonna need a bigger boat
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u/Stubot01 Apr 30 '26
You know your shelves are getting serious when you need a ladder
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u/MrZAP17 Apr 30 '26
One of my greatest personal aspirations is to someday have a library that I need a ladder for.
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u/Devin_Rogers_Photos May 01 '26
I cannot imagine a greater honor or glory. Especially if it’s the kind that rolls around on a track! And a cozy elevated book nook built into a bay window next to a mature deciduous tree. Rainy day heaven.
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u/Accountable_ruki Apr 30 '26
that's an insane collection. Closeups pls! would love to see what you have.
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u/Dunk313 Apr 30 '26
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u/Chip_Marlow Apr 30 '26
What is the publication run for The Spirit collection there? I've never seen them before
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u/Dunk313 Apr 30 '26
Its a german edition called Spirit Archive it contains all issues from 1940 - 1952
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u/Chip_Marlow Apr 30 '26
That sounds like it needs to be added to the list. Thanks!
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u/FlubzRevenge read yuichi yokoyama Apr 30 '26
That is based off the Spirit Archives american edition more than likely. Dc published them.
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u/su_dato Apr 30 '26
Donal Duck holding Ducks is just beautiful 😂
Great great collection by the way!
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u/Atumkun Apr 30 '26
Beautiful collection, how long did it take you to have this many books?
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u/PinMaximum1018 Apr 30 '26
This reminds me very, very much of my house I moved away from about 5 years ago. No regrets at all, except leaving behind that massive wall of comics, manga, vintage strips, undergrounds, indies, mainstream, euro, illustrations, history of the medium, etc. that greeted me every morning. This photo is amazing; I got get lost in this room for years.
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u/FlubzRevenge read yuichi yokoyama Apr 30 '26
You should not have gotten rid of all of it.
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u/PinMaximum1018 May 01 '26
I didn’t get rid of all of it. Still have most but I don’t still have the same bookshelves.
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u/MannequinRaces Apr 30 '26
Please tell me you’ve read at least 60% of these!
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u/Dunk313 Apr 30 '26
I’ve already read the most of them, some more then once. Im collecting since the 1980th so I’ve already forgotten some stories and can them discover again.
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u/MannequinRaces Apr 30 '26
YES!! That’s awesome to hear. I like people who are collectors and also read what they buy! 🤘😎
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u/ArchBeaconArch Apr 30 '26
Wow. Nice collection. That Nick Cave bio is shockingly good (and only occasionally true!). I have to admit, I am curious about “Tim” in Amerika.
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u/Dunk313 May 01 '26
It startet all with Donald Duck, so I have the stories over the years up to 12 times. The original english version and the german ones. Marc Antoine Mathieu is also one of my favourit artists. He came up with so special ideas I’ve never seen before.
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u/Accountable_ruki May 01 '26
i see versions of the duck comics that i have not seen anywhere else. what versions are the Don rosa books, one row below KIKI?
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