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a Couple of different people have lent me some of thier experience. Apparently I should read the books in this order

Thanos Quest Infinity Gauntlet Warlock and the Infinity Watch Infinity War Infinity Crusade Infinity Abyss

the old Silver Surfer series and the Quasar series fit in here somewhere too. I hope someone can more or less give me an issue series I should read. I was told that Silver Surfer lead up to Thanos Quest and it appears that it leads directly into Infinity Gaunlet also. But which issues of Silver Surfer/Quasar are involved and where do they fit in? Thanks! Comics -N- Such (http://www.comicsnsuch.com)

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I'm trying to finish up a series I never finished 10 years ago. I picked up the remaining issues of the Infinity Gauntlet yesterday which I generally understand to be the beginning of the Infinity story line. What I'd like to know is if there are issues of a title I should read that leads up to Infinity Gauntlet, and in what order I should read the follow on series. Are there other titles that are related to Infinity that I should also read?

Thx! Comics -N- Such (http://www.comicsnsuch.com)

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All of those titles by Jim Starlin are a good read.I have read the entire run including the Silver Surfer and Quasar issues leading up to the Thanos Quest,but to be honest they are not necessary as you get a good recap in the beginning of the Thanos Quest. I'm am looking forward to The End which is due out this week but hope that the plot is more coherent then the Infinity Abyss story of last year,but then it's being done by Jim Starlin so I will be getting it regardless. Comics -N- Such (http://www.comicsnsuch.com)

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Since I first posted this back then I picked up all the mini-series but Thanos Quest, which I'm still looking for. I found I liked the earlier series better than the latter for some reason. I have many of those Silver Surfer issues now, but still have a few to pick up. Comics -N- Such (http://www.comicsnsuch.com)

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I believe the technical name for it is Thud and Blunder.

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