I'm looking to upgrade my book collection, but with the release of so many books I'm having a hard time finding the upgrades of the detailed information that I like ... for instance my favorite books that cover the details and not just more depth than the msdn documentation for the .Net 1.1 era are:

The detailed stuff on .Net in general

• Jeffrey Richter's Applied .Net Framework Programming, which I have the newer CLR via C# for its upgrade (could use a 3.5 edition ... any chance there will be a 4.0 edition?)
• Juval Laowy's Programming .Net Components ... there is a 2nd edition which I don't have ... need upgrade
• Simon Robinson's Expert .Net 1.1 Programming ... need upgrade
• Jones/Ohlund/Olson's Network Programming for the Microsoft .Net Framework ... need upgrade
• Dino Esposito's Applied Xml Programming for Microsoft .Net ... need upgrade

Asp.Net details

• Nikhil/Datye's Developing Microsoft Asp.Net Server Controls and Components ... need upgrade
• Fritz Onion's Essential Asp.Net with Examples in C#, which I have the Essential Asp.Net 2.0 for its upgrade

IL

• Serge Lidin's Inside Microsoft .Net IL Assembler, which I have the Expert .Net 2.0 IL Assembler for its upgrade
• Jason Bock's CIL Programming: Under the Hood of .Net ... need upgrade

Anyone have some favorite books from 2.0 or 3.5 that compare the the ones above that need upgrade?