I almost titled this "...for a Deluxe Edition 2.0?"  Basically, after the original version of the Handbook (from 1983), Marvel did the Deluxe Edition, which, to oversimplify, gave us re-worked/expanded/up-to-date entries for most of the subjects covered in the original handbook, as well as new entries for newly introduced characters and concepts and older characters/concepts that had either only gotten brief blurbs in the Appendix or had not been included at all.  And a few entries from the original Handbook weren't included because they hadn't appeared since the first Handbook was published, from the likes of Belladonna and Defensor to Bullseye.  We'd see these trends continue in later editions like Update '89, the Master Edition, and even the Gamemaster's Handbook if you want to include those, up to the launch of what we consider the current edition of the Handbooks in 2004.

But is it time to consider a new edition, one that includes new entries for all the major/current/new/revived characters and concepts?  One that doesn't just include updates on a handful of characters who are massively popular or experiencing a launch into other media (films/tv)?  One where we might see new entries for the likes of Daredevil, Cypher, the X-Men, Ahura, etc., as well as possibly new entries for the likes of Captain Wonder, Bling!, Blue Streak, Doom 2099, Mainframe (MC2), Izzy Cohen, and even Beverly Switzler?  Should we continue with the current-ish handbooks, hoping for a more regular release schedule, with a combination of entry updates and new entries?  Something in-between?  Something completely different?

I'm just trying to get a discussion going.  Let's try to stay polite and respectful.