Batman Omnibus 1

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Justice League vs. Suicide Squad is a small fairly self contained event, but it’s very useful continuation of the events of I am Suicide with regards to Waller and Batman’s relationship. It also spins out into a Batman run Justice League Team which functions as an epilogue of sorts.

James Tynions run is broken into two parts, the pre-Infinite Frontier part which was intended to be his entire run initially with it ending with Joker War. However, fan reception and a major editorial shift resulted in him getting to become the lead writer on Batman for Infinite Frontier. As such there is a fairly clear shift in his run. Writer/artist Paul Pope’s take on a futuristic Gotham that’s run like a surveillance state by totalitarian GCPD, and the low-tech Batman who fights for the right of anonymity and choice.Adventure Comics #361–380; Action Comics #377–387, 389–392; Superboy #147; Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #106 Tales of the Demon marks a more immediate introduction to Rah’s Al Ghul and Talia Al Ghul, and features the creative pairing of Denny O’Neil and Neal Adams. Note that this overlaps with the above Neal Adams artist edition. Aquaman, Batgirl and the Birds of Prey, Batman, Batman Beyond, Blue Beetle, Constantine the Hellblazer, Cyborg, DC Universe, Deathstroke, The Flash, Green Arrow, Green Lanterns, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps, Justice League, Nightwing, Red Hood and the Outlaws, Suicide Squad, Supergirl, Superman, Titans, Teen Titans, Wonder Woman

Collects: Batman #232, 235, 240, 242, 243, 244, Detective Comics #411, 485, 489, 490, and DC Special Series Volume 2 #15. As DC's 30th century super-team, the Legion of Super-Heroes had always stood as a shining example of futuristic optimism–but that changed in 1989 with a new Legion of Super-Heroes series that brought the timeline forward five years. In this even further future, the United Planets became a darker place, with familiar characters changed and the Earth overtaken by alien invaders–and the team reunited to take on these dangerous new threats. The Long Halloween is one of two 12 issue graphic novels from the creative team of Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale, where each chapter represents one month in the calendar year. I’d reiterate that these books were actually published in the 1990’s, but they deal (excellently) with Batman’s early days, as well as District Attorney Harvey Dent. Some personal favorite Batman stories in here. Though this book technically serves as a piece of a much larger crossover, it also reads perfectly well on its own. It also features one of the most haunting endings you’ll find in any Batman comic. 25. Batman Universe Collects: Batman: Shadow of the Bat #53, Batman #533, Detective Comics #700, Catwoman #36, Robin #32, Batman: Shadow of the Bar #54, Batman #534, Detective Comics #701, Robin #33, and Detective Comics #702Another JLA story that goes a long way to developing our understanding of Batman in the expanded DC Universe. I have been missing the first HC for the Snyder Batman, so glad I did not buy it ;) ( I read the digital issues). CollectsAction Comics#584-593,Action Comics Annual#1,Adventures of Superman#424-435,Adventures of Superman Annual#1,Legion of Super-Heroes#37-38,Superman#1-11,Superman Annual#1,The Man of Steel#1-6.

The iconic tales of Batman from the classic Silver Age collected for the first time in this incredible omnibus! Originally introduced inMore Fun Comics#42 in 1940 and co-created by Jerry Siegel, co-creator of Superman, the Spectre is a green-caped, white-skinned figure who metes out justice in the name of heaven. DC's grim arbiter of justice, the Spectre, resurfaced in the 1960s for all-new–and sometimes controversial–stories demonstrating the true power of his vengeance. In this omnibus collectingShowcase#60-61 and #64,The Brave and the Bold#72, #75, #116, #180, and #199,The Spectre#1-10,Adventure Comics#431-440,DC Comics Presents#29, andGhosts#97-99, witness former cop Jim Corrigan dish out ghoulish punishments across the DC Universe! Legion of Super-Heroes: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 3collects stories fromAdventure Comics#361-380,Action Comics#378-392,Superboy#147, andSuperman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen#106.Mod Relstuart wrote: "Added Batman: The Golden Age omnibus, Catwoman A Celebration of 75 years, and the Convergence HC (which I am assuming is oversized?) There are a lot of Convergence TPB volumes. It's possible we co..." The Brave and the Bold #94, 102, 149; World's Finest Comics #205; Teen Titans #25–53; Batman Family #6, 8–9 An early Grant Morrison story mixing elements of Fritz Lang films, Byron poems, mobster radio serials, and opera into a quintessentially Morrison story. Now this bold and controversial part of DC history is finally collected in an omnibus edition, from the creative team of DC legend Keith Giffen and Tom and Mary Bierbaum! A number of the comics collected in the Neal Adams illustrations are cover work he did. While these are always a blast to see, The actual full length comic issues that are the following: