Would anyone be interested in swapping graphic novels 1:1? I have several DC, Marvel and Indie collections, and would like to exchange them for new funnybooks. If interested, I'll be happy to work through normal BM channels.

**updated 10.13.11**
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DC:

Titans - Lockdown (DC)

Teen Titans - A Kid's Game (DC), cover has two tiny x-acto stabs

Superman/Batman - Supergirl

Batman - War Drums (vg+ some page and cover creasing)

100 Bullets 2 -Split Second Chance

The Best of Star Trek The Next Generation (DC)

Batman Knightfall-Pt 1 Broken Bat (VG ex-lib, with number & stamp on both inside covers, top edge number, NO pockets, stickers or other writing)

The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told (G+ ex-lib, with stamp & number on first page, one page has a ragged torn-off corner that has been re-taped in, otherwise NO pocket, stamps, or stickers)

The Shadow- Hitler's Astrologer (oversized DC hardcover with dust jacket)

Elfquest: the Grand Quest vol. 2 (DC manga digest-sized)

MARVEL:
Spiderman- The Ultimate Guide (oversized hardcover, has split ar spine)

Marvel Encyclopedia- X-Men 2

Ultimate X-Men Volume 6

X-Men (new)Masterworks 1

Uncanny X-Men Masterworks 1

Essential Dazzler 1 (b&w phonebook size)

INDIE:
Samurai Champloo 2 (Tokyopop, manga-sized)

Bone bk 6-Old Man's Cave

Bizenghast #4 (Tokyopop, manga-sized)

MAUS

Wandering Star Vol.2

Harbinger-Children of the Eighth Day

Red Eye, Black Eye (b&w, manga digest-sized)

Asterix and the Golden Sickle (recent UK press)- ex condition, except someone drew a small stickfigure on the front map at Lyon

Too Much Coffee Man- Amusing Musings

30 Days of Night

Lovecraft

Cyberantics - Rich Geary (dark horse hardbound)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Book IV (UK/penguin oversized)moderately worn

Year's Best Graphic Novels, Comics & Manga (Neil Gaiman intro)

Matt Wagner's Grendel Cycle (dark horse)

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Most have been kept sleeved, so they're in pretty nice shape, VF-ish.

I'm primarily looking for:

Justice League America/Europe (Keith Giffen issues)
X-Men (Grant Morrison series)
The Invisibles (all)
Preacher Vol 3 and up
Fables 11 & up
Jack Of Fables
Sam & Max Freelance Police
Doom Patrol
Zenith

writers: Grant Morrison (especially his X-Men run), Garth Ennis, Warren Ellis, Matt Howarth, Evan Dorkin, Alan Moore, plus oddities such Cerebus, Howard the Duck, and 80s stuff. I wouldn't mind dipping my toe into the recent revisionist DC stuff. If it's weird and/or hateful, I'll probably want to check it out.

As I mentioned earlier, I can probably find some single-issue/one-shot titles by Ennis, Ellis, and Moore in my collection, along with that Tick trade. I've also got a bunch of Poison Elves trades that I've been thinking of swapping -- I haven't really felt the urge to reread them in a while, and Drew Hayes' untimely demise means the story's hanging unfinished. There are also some B&W indy collections I'd consider swapping -- Vigil One, Box Office Poison, Minimum Wage, stuff like that.

Other single issues I might consider swapping -- I've got a lot of the earlier issues of Courtney Crumrin, Gloom Cookie, Jhonen Vasquez and Roman Dirge books (what, me worry goth?), Milk and Cheese, B.P.R.D., Sin City...lots of mid-to-late 90s indies, basically; I'd really like to shift more of my collection over to trades wherever possible, and rehoming the single issues would help me feel more justified in buying the same books all over again.

For Western comics, I'm mostly a Vertigo/Dark Horse/indy girl -- never really managed to click with the DC/Marvel supes for the most part, although I *would* cheerfully Mooch the reprints of the original Marston Wonder Woman stories for the sheer cracktastic lulz. Mostly I'd be interested in trades -- Hellboy, B.P.R.D., Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, Lenore, Gloomcookie, Transmetropolitan, Fables, The Red Star, Martha Washington..., more recent volumes of Strangers In Paradise; I'd also be open to collections of newspaper comics like Peanuts, Calvin and Hobbes, Pogo, or Mutts, and some magazine cartoonists like Charles Addams, Glen Baxter, Bill Mauldin, or Ronald Searle -- serious non-fiction studies of cartoons, comics, and manga would also be quite welcome! And if anyone thinks you have something not on this list that I might like, I'm very open to recs.

I'd be interested in the Tick book. I believe I have some Edward Gorey books sacked away-interested?

My Tick collection is Ben Edlund : The Tick Omnibus Vol. 1, the first big trade from New England Comics -- it's a little shelfworn around the edges and corners, but the binding is still good and tight.

(And bwah, I've got the Wondermark "bibliophibian" strip on my profile page here.)

I still have these as well:
Too Much Coffee Man- Amusing Musings
100 Bullets 2 -Split Second Chance
30 Days of Night
X-Men (new)Masterworks 1
Uncanny X-Men Masterworks 1
Essential Dazzler 1 (b&w phonebook size)
Lovecraft
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Book IV (penguin oversized)moderately worn

Batman Knightfall-Pt 1 Broken Bat (VG ex-lib, with number & stamp on both inside covers, top edge number, NO pockets, stickers or other writing)

The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told (G+ ex-lib, with stamp & number on first page, one page has a ragged torn-off corner that has been re-taped in, otherwise NO pocket, stamps, or stickers)

Matt Wagner's Grendel Cycle (dark horse)

Elfquest: the Grand Quest vol. 2 (DC manga-sized)

Ultimate X-Men Vol 6
Red Eye, Black Eye (B&W, by K. Thor Jensen/Alternative Comics)