I need to get me one of those "GERMAN" Neal Adams books.  I speak/read German a wee-bit, so I could actually kinda/sorta read it, but to see the work in B/W would be a real treat and learning experience.

MPH

Glenn – without having read the whole thing yet, I can say that my initial browsing seems satisfying (to me at least). I'd say it isn't the glossiest of the paper types that I've seen Marvel use, but still on the glossy side of things.
Don't have a printer so I can't provide you with a sample unfortunately. But I honestly think it looks ok, for my own part, but then again, our tastes may of course differ.

I could add though, that I at the very least think that the printing does Anderson's art the same kind of justice as the Astro City TPBs, which I enjoy very much myself.

Sorry if I'm ending up more confusing than helpful, but I get credit for trying though, right? ;)

JB – did you ever see those six pencil pages Adams did for the God Loves, Man Kills (in print or the actual art)? And if so how did it make you feel to see Adams, whom if I've understood it correctly you consider the ultimate X-Men artist, drawing Wolverine in the costume you designed?

Just curious. But it seems like there may have been a nice moment for you there.

heres a couple of comparisons.i got the first Neal Adams hardcover, i didnt buy the others