Favorite Old CD Titles

[Dan Hocker]

Hi guys, I'm brainstorming a bit of a project, and I'd like to know everyone's favorite older CD title. I'm gonna say Pre-2005 (yes this date is completely arbitrary). Post your titles and let me know. Thanks!

[Martin]

The two that immediately come to mind are The Traveling Vampire Show and October Dreams.

[sholloman81]

I'm gonna cheat and also mention two: Garton's "Live Girls" & Lansdale's "Writer of the Purple Rage".

[Dan Hocker]

More than one is fine. Just need to know some "Fan Favorites" so to speak.

[Martin]

A few others:
The Christmas Thingy
The Halloween Mouse
Camp Stalag

[Martin]

And since the data is arbitrary I will add a 2006 release, The Looking Glass.

[mhatchett]

For sure October Dreams and The Dwyer Trilogy. Ed Gorman, what a Guy!

[Brian861]

And since the data is arbitrary I will add a 2006 release, The Looking Glass.

Way to go getting that Hill title in there, Martin!

[Martin]

Way to go getting that Hill title in there, Martin!

It was actually my first title with Mr. Hill's signature. I loved the round robin nature of the story.

[Martin]

For sure October Dreams and The Dwyer Trilogy. Ed Gorman, what a Guy!

Have not read The Dwyer Trilogy but I loved The Poker Club!

[bookworm 1]

For me my 2 favorite older titles are Taverns of the Dead anthology and Prodigal Blues by Gary A. Braunbeck. And going back even further I would pick 411 by Ray Garton and Purity by Douglas Clegg. Both of those are from the Novella series and were my introduction to both Authors.

[JJ123]

I can tell you what would be my favorite CD titles, but I unfortunately never purchased them at the time (I only have one, after the year you mention): the Grave Tales comic books. Will they ever be made available on Comixology?

[Dan Hocker]

I can tell you what would be my favorite CD titles, but I unfortunately never purchased them at the time (I only have one, after the year you mention): the Grave Tales comic books. Will they ever be made available on Comixology?

Probably not. We don't really have proper distribution to put them out on a platform like Comixology.

[jeffingoff]

I jumped on the CD train in 2011. So I missed out on the early goodness. Though my faves that go furthest back in the CD publishing history that I own are IT (duh!) DINNER WITH THE CANNIBAL SISTERS, and KIN.

[bsaenz24]

Dan, are you asking boom design/production-wise or story itself?