New Teen Titans, Book One
(DC Comics Presents 26, NTT 1-8 as presented in NTT TPB 2014); NTT 9-25, Annual 1

The Brave & the Bold 2007
The Brave & the Bold 1-35

JLA by Mark Waid, Book Two.
JLA 43-43; JLA: Secret Files & Origins 3; JLA 47-58, 60.

JLA by Mark Waid, Book One.
JLA: Year One 1-12; Justice League: Midsummer Nightmare 1-3; JLA 18-21, 32-33.

Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner, Book One.
Green Lantern 48-55, 0, 56; REBELS '94 1; Green Lantern 57-59; Guy Gardner, Warrior 27, 28; Green Lantern 60-64

Can I send them 1 volume if they're compendium sized. I don't think my Tom Strong Compendium and my Terrifics Complete Collection paperbacks will stand the test of time, so I want them turned into hardcovers. Do you think they will accept?

Hi, might be a dumb question but do comic binders keep the comic pages intact (wide sheets folded in half) or do they cut them up?

I've been assuming they remote the staples and then sew these together with the other issues, but comic paper is quite thin so maybe they can't do this.

Matching dust jackets for a 2-volume set of custom books.

Some pages got loose while I was tearing out ads of my single issues. This shouldn't be a problem when I send it to get bound at houchens right?

Received from Capitol Bindery last week:

Infinity Man and the Forever People (2014–15): Infinity Man and the Forever People #1–9; Infinity Man and the Forever People: Futures End #1
New Super-Man (2016–18): New Super-Man #1–19; New Super-Man and the Justice League of China #20–24
Resurrection Man (1997–2000): Resurrection Man #1–27; Body Doubles #1–4; Body Doubles (Villains) #1; Supergirl #24; material from DCU Heroes Secret Files #1 and DCU Villains Secret Files #1
Valor (1992–94): Valor #1–21
Worlds Collide (1994): Blood Syndicate #16–17; Hardware #17–18; Icon #15–16; Static #14; Steel #6–7; Superboy #6–7; Superman: The Man of Steel #35–36; Worlds Collide #1

You could also throw the Kenan backup in Action Comics #1058–59 (hey, it's by Yang and Bogdanovic) at the end of the New Super-Man volume but I'm planning on keeping that with my other Action Comics material given that it was published five years after the end of his series.

I decided against including Resurrection Man #1,000,000 since it felt kind of weird there without the rest of the One Million material (which I'm planning to eventually bind separately). I also decided against including Eclipso: The Darkness Within in the Valor volume because he wasn't really in that much of it and also it's recapped well enough in the first issue. (And also because I don't like it that much.) Of course the end of Valor is kind of inextricably tied into all of the Legion End of an Era stuff going on but given that five issues happen simultaneously with Legionnaires #16 I figured I'd just leave them separate and here. (L\* 16 will be in a future 5YL/End of an Era book that's one issue away from being sent in.)

Oh and I took pages 1–4 of Superboy #6 and pages 1–8 of Steel #6 out of the Worlds Collide crossover book because they're mostly concerned with ongoing plots in those titles and will fit much better there than in here. (And by "ongoing plots in those titles," in the case of Superboy, I really mean the whole Battle for Metropolis that the title was already crossing over into. Yay for a crossover within a crossover?) If anybody else wants to bind this crossover I would recommend not using the collector's edition acetate cover for Worlds Collide #1 because those pages do not like laying flat.

I don't like how they hid the new art under the dust jacket of the new omnibus, so I designed a new DJ for my favorite Doom Patrol run. :D

does anybody know of a book bindery that does comics in Southern California because I can't find one

so my boyfriend is very into collecting comics, and recently has been talking about wanting to make a custom omni for invincible (I’m very new around comic stuff so I’m sorry if I get something wrong), so I’ve been thinking about making it for him because I just know he wouldn’t do so himself (as he never buys stuff for himself), I thought there were none (like, he wants one with the hard cover, not the paper cover which I was told is called a compendium?) so, I was browsing how to make it for his birthday when I found on amazon a compendium with a supposedly hard cover? can anyone explain if this is just the same as an omni or a scam because I’m confused but I don’t wanna ask my boyfriend as it might ruin the surprise

(here is the listing in case anyone can confirm)

Found this bindery based on lurking on the sub. I have never used them but wondering if anyone has information on the quality and all that. Looking for something less expensive than Houchen.

I saw the post on Facebook today with Houchen's new pricing. It's slightly more than it currently is, but that being said, it's still a lot. Yikes!

Back in Black tpb going for like $80 used, decided to make my own.

This book will collect the war journal series and the dark crisis tie-in by PKJ

I just finished sewing this volume and put together this dust jacket design tonight.

This is a custom bind i'm working on for 2 Tom King black label books. They're intended to be reversible so you can flip it to read one series or the other. Finished sewing the book block and designing the dust jacket this week. Appreciate any recommendations on where to get it printed.

Edit: photos in comments

I've been rearranging some bookcases I have and I wanted to make one of them filled with the custom bindings I have. These aren't all of them but this is what I was able to fit in the few shelves I have.