Dr. Fate Archives #1

With theannounced publication of Golden Age Hawkman #1, Dr. Fate scores a decisive  This collection of the Lord of Order will include all the Golden Age adventures of Dr. Fate in his classic full-helmet uniform including More Fun #55-70.

The Captain Marvel Archives #1

With it's best placed showing ever, Captain Marvel Jr. comes in with second with 39& of respondents support for publication. DC's enthusiasm for this edition is reportedly very high but they proceed cautiously to avoid disappointing fans of Mac Raboy art!

SHAZAM! Archives #5

Snagging 36% of the vote, Shazam takes 3rd place and earns it's perennial place on the Survey. Continuing the adventure of Captain Marvel, this edition will collect issues of Whiz, Captain Marvel Adventures and possibly more issues of Master Comics.  How DC proceeds will tell us a lot about how they will sub-divide (if at all) the Shazam material.

Golden Age Flash Archives #2

With the decline in the number of strong #1's, Extension editions are making a stronger showing, the first being the continuiing adventures of Jay Garrick. In this years most bizarre coincidence, the 4th place entry has been leaked as January's editions on Amazon.com. This time last year, the 4th place entry (SSOV #1) was leaked as January's edition on Amazon.com.  How do they know?

Starman Archives #2

Right behind the Flash, fellow JSAer Starman takes 5th place. Publication of this editions, 6 years after the first one, could complete the Golden Age adventures of this character, and allowing the collected adventures of a second JSA member (Black Canary was the first) to be polished off!

DC Comics Rarities #2

Rounding out the top six is a novelty in that it's the only edition in the top six in which the previous edition was published THIS year. Despite the $75 price tag, DC Rarities obtained broad support. The second edition would likely include the first two anthology issues of All-Star Comics and the Wheaties Giveaway Comics from the mid-1940's.