Re: Interactive YouTube Part 2: Books v1 by Brian A Kennedy

I thought I could make this whole thing with comic books, but I don't feel like I actually own a diverse enough selection of comics to make that worthwhile. I mixed it up a little and included a lot of paperbacks and hardcovers I own, but I'm missing a lot of books, as I've either sold them or given them away over the years. Here is a sampling of some of the titles I still own:Watchmen by Alan MooreWheel of Time series by Robert JordanV for Vendetta by Alan MooreSmall Gods by Terry PratchettDark Knight Returns by Frank MillerThe Illuminatus Trilogy by Robert Anton WilsonThe Maxx by Sam KeithThe Hobbit by TolkienMarvels by Kurt BusiekImajica by Clive BarkerMaus by Art SpiegelmanDeath Scenes by Sean TejaratchiUsagi Yojimbo by Stan SakaiThe Illustrated History of World War OneJLA: Year One by Mark WaidThe Invisibles by Grant MorrisonHOL by Christopher Elliott, Todd Shaughnessy, and Daniel ThronSandman by Neil GaimanHothead Paisan by Diane DiMassaCunt by Inga MuscioRosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom StoppardSwamp Thing by Alan MoorePenn & Teller's How To Play With Your FoodHellblazer by Garth EnnisStone Butch Blues by Leslie FeinbergDoom Patrol by Grant MorrisonThe DisContinuity Guide: The Unofficial Doctor Who CompanionTransmetropolitan by Warren EllisWho Killed Kennedy by David BishopAstro City by Kurt BusiekThe Autobiography of Malcolm XAnimal Man by Grant MorrisonFoucault's Pendulum by Umberto EcoFray by Joss WhedonBlack Coffee Blues by Henry RollinsPowers by Brian Michael BendisIf At All Possible, Involve A Cow by Neil SteinbergY: The Last Man by Brain K. VaughnRebel Without A Crew by Robert RodriguezAnarchy For The Masses by Patrick Neighly and Kereth Cowe-SpigaiCryptonomicon by Neal StephensonAdvanced Dungeons & Dragons, Second EditionThe Book of the Subgenius by J. R. Bob DobbsThe BibleJitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins