Thread 149780019

>DC Comics omnibus in 2026

Titans by Tom Taylor February 10, 2026

Zatanna by Paul Dini Omnibus
Paul Dini
05 May 2026 $100, 640 pages

Elseworlds: Justice League Omnibus Vol. 1
Mark Waid, Tom Veitch, Alex Ross, Frank Gomez
19 May 2026, $150, 1144 pages

Suicide Squad by John Ostrander Omnibus Vol. 2
John Ostrander, Steve Erwin, Luke McDonnell, Tom Grindberg
12 May 2026, $150, 1008 pages

Elseworlds: Superman Omnibus Vol. 1
David Michelinie
07 April 2026 $150, 1240 pages

Wonder Woman by George Perez Omnibus Vol. 2 (New Edition)
George Perez, Chris Marrinan, Colleen Doran, Cynthia Martin, Jill Thompson
28 July 2026, $75, 552 pages

Legends Omnibus
John Byrne
21 April 2026, $100, 784 pages

Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus
Roger Stern
09 June 2026, $150, 1144 pages

Superman: Action Comics by Dan Jurgens Omnibus Vol. 2
Dan Jurgens, Ian Churchill, Patrick Zircher, Jack Herbert
14 July 2026, $100, 704 pages

Batman: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1
John J. Miller, Mike Friedrich, John Giunta, Neal Adams, Irving Novick
28 July 2026 1064 pages

DC Universe Bronze Age Omnibus by Jack Kirby (New Edition)
Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby
30 June 2026, $175, 1472 pages

In 1941, during the peak of the Golden Age of Comics, the Green Arrow made his debut.

Armed with only a bow and a quiver full of arrows, the Emerald Archer and his teen sidekick Speedy must battle corrupt gangsters, evil Nazis and deadly super-villains as a modern day Robin Hood. These adventures also included the debut of some of Oliver Queen and Roy Harper’s greatest weapons in their war on crime, such as the Arrowplane and an assortment of trick arrows!

These groundbreaking classic stories—which started Green Arrow’s decades-spanning fandom—are gathered for the first time in this singular, expansive hardcover collection.

GREEN ARROW: THE GOLDEN AGE OMNIBUS VOLUME ONE collects for the first time ever all of the Emerald Archer’s adventures from MORE FUN COMICS #73-107, ADVENTURE COMICS #103-117 and WORLD’S FINEST COMICS #7-28 and includes a foreword by legendary comics writer Roy Thomas

This third BATMAN: THE GOLDEN AGE OMNIBUS includes dozens of stories from the early 1940s!

Witness the Dynamic Duo battle evil-doers including the Penguin, the Joker, Two-Face and many more. These tales were written and illustrated by such luminaries as Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Gardner Fox, Jerry Robinson, and more.

Collects DETECTIVE COMICS #75-91, BATMAN #16-25, and stories from WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #10-14.

>>149780019 (OP)
Is that the Jenkins run or Hellblazer?

>>149780032
looks like:
>John Constantine, Hellblazer by Paul Jenkins and Sean Phillips Omnibus Hardcover – March 24, 2026
by Paul Jenkins (Author), Sean Phillips (Illustrator)
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No one carries guilt like Constantine—and no one escapes it quite like him.

Paul Jenkins and Sean Phillips’ run on Hellblazer forged a uniquely human John Constantine—flawed, self-loathing, and fiercely clever—who navigates trauma, time, demons, dreams, and England's haunted soul. From Aboriginal gods and King Arthur’s ghosts to personal reckonings in pubs and hellscapes, Jenkins reimagines Constantine’s magic not as a tool, but as a curse—and dares him to use it anyway.

This volume collects Hellblazer #51, #85–128, #250, Vertigo: Winter’s Edge #1, and Hellblazer: Books of Magic #1–2.

>>149780038
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Elseworlds: Superman Omnibus Vol. 1 Hardcover – April 7, 2026
by David Michelinie (Author), Tom Peyer (Author), & 2 more
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What If Superman’s Story Took a Different Path? Discover the Man of Steel Reimagined

Elseworlds: Superman Omnibus Vol. 1 collects some of the most imaginative and daring reinterpretations of the Man of Steel ever published. In these alternate realities, Superman’s origin, identity, and destiny are reshaped by new settings, ideologies, and mythologies. From medieval kingdoms to dystopian futures, this deluxe hardcover features stories by acclaimed writers David Michelinie and Tom Peyer, with stunning artwork by Kieron Dwyer and Mike Collins. This volume includes Superman: Speeding Bullets, Superman: Kal, Superman: The Dark Side, Superman/Wonder Woman: Whom Gods Destroy, and many more Elseworlds classics—each exploring what happens when the world’s greatest hero walks a different path.

The Flash by Mark Waid Omnibus Vol. 3 Hardcover – February 17, 2026
by Mark Waid (Author), Josh Hood (Illustrator), & 3 more
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The Fastest Man Alive races through legacy, loss, and limitless speed.

Mark Waid’s legendary run on The Flash charges forward in this third omnibus, packed with pulse-pounding speedster action and deep emotional stakes. Wally West faces powerful new threats, uncovers long-buried family secrets, and forges bonds with the past, present, and future of the Flash legacy. From the debut of the mysterious Cobalt Blue to the reality-shattering arrival of Walter West, this volume features unforgettable moments, iconic team-ups, and multiversal mayhem that helped redefine what it means to wear the lightning. A must-have for fans of the Scarlet Speedster’s most influential era.

Collects The Flash #142-162, The Flash Annual #10-13, Showcase ’96 #12, Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends Part 1 #1, Flash/Green Lantern: Faster Friends Part 2 #2, The Flash Secret Files and Origins#1-2, Speed Force #1, The Life Story of the Flash #1, The Flash 80-Page Giant #1-2, and Flash One Million #1.

Shade, the Changing Man by Peter Milligan and Chris Bachalo Omnibus Vol. 2 (Shade, the Changing Man Omnibus, 2) Hardcover – February 10, 2026
by Peter Milligan (Author), Chris Bachalo (Illustrator)
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Madness Evolves--And So Does Shade
Shade's body changes. His love fractures. His mind burns. From the alien absurdity of The Changing Woman to warping time alongside John Constantine, Shade's latest incarnation tests the boundaries of identity, perception, and sanity.

As the Hotel Shade hosts celestial beings and cursed pregnancies, one thing is certain--this isn't your average hero journey. It's a transformative experience that deconstructs both narrative and the self, one surreal revelation at a time.

Collects: Shade, The Changing Man #38-70, Vertigo Jam #1, and Vertigo X Preview #1.

Elseworlds: Batman Omnibus Vol. 1 Hardcover – March 17, 2026
by Doug Moench (Author), Kelley Jones (Illustrator)
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The Dark Knight reimagined across worlds that never were and futures that may yet come.

Step into the shadows of alternate realities where Gotham’s protector is reborn again and again in twisted, wondrous, and unexpected forms. Elseworlds: Batman Omnibus Vol. 1 collects some of the most imaginative and genre-bending tales in DC history, where familiar myths are fractured and reassembled into something entirely new. Witness Batman hunt Jack the Ripper in Victorian London, wield a Green Lantern ring, battle Dracula as a creature of the night, and face terror as a Frankenstein-like experiment gone wrong. With appearances from Catwoman, Robin, Houdini, and even an apocalyptic Brotherhood of the Bat, this omnibus showcases the boundless creativity of the Elseworlds line, where the only rule is that there are no rules.

Collects Batman Annual #18; Detective Comics Annual #7; Batman: Gotham by Gaslight #1; Batman: Holy Terror #1; Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #4; Batman & Dracula: Red Rain #1; Batman: Master of the Future #1; Robin Annual #3; Robin 3000 #1-2; Batman:
The Blue, the Grey, and the Bat #1; Batman: Shadow of the Bat Annual #2; Batman/Houdini: The Devil’s Workshop #1; Catwoman Annual #1; Batman: Dark Joker; The Wild #1; Batman: In Darkest Knight #1; Batman: Castle of the Bat #1; Batman: Bloodstorm #1; Batman: Knight Gallery #1; Batman: Man-Bat #1-3; and Batman: Brotherhood of the Bat #1.

New Teen Titans Omnibus Vol. 2 (2026 Edition) (New Teen Titans Omnibus, 2) Hardcover – March 24, 2026
by Marv Wolfman (Author), George Perez (Illustrator)

>Superman: New Krypton Saga Omnibus Vol. 1 Hardcover – February 3, 2026
by Geoff Johns (Author), Gary Frank (Illustrator)
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A world of Kryptonians has risen—and Earth may not survive their arrival. As Superman’s people return to claim a new home, tensions erupt between humanity and the last sons and daughters of Krypton. Can Superman protect both worlds, or will he be forced to choose?

Superman: New Krypton Saga Omnibus Vol. 1 collects the first half of the epic storyline that redefined Superman’s mythos for a new era. This volume includes Action Comics #866–879, Supergirl #35–43 and Annual #1, Superman #681–690 and Annual #14, Superman: New Krypton Special #1, Superman: World of New Krypton #1–5, World of New Krypton Special #1, Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen Special #1, Adventure Comics Special Featuring the Guardian #1, Manhunter #1 and #6, and The Flash #12.

As General Zod rises and the Kryptonian city of Kandor is restored, Superman must navigate political intrigue, alien diplomacy, and the growing threat of war between worlds

>>149780038
So this basically confirms that the whole vertigo run is getting a reprint, right?

trash cover:

>The Flash: The Road to Rebirth Omnibus Hardcover – April 14, 2026
by Geoff Johns (Author), Gary Frank (Illustrator), & 2 more
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When everything moves faster, so do the consequences.

In this pulse-pounding omnibus, Barry Allen tries to outrun his past—but the future keeps catching up. From the nightmare visions of Reverse-Flash to the seismic shifts of “Flash War,” this is a saga of identity, sacrifice, and the burden of being the fastest.Spanning eras and crises, this definitive edition speeds through The Flash’s most transformative arcs as Barry, Wally, and the Flash Family struggle to hold together what matters most: each other.

This omnibus collects The Flash #25–52, The Flash Annual #3, Secret Origins #7, The Flash: Futures End #1, and DC Universe: Rebirth #1.

>>149780089
Amazon books only reach until July 2026, I don't know if from August 2026 till December 2026 new books will be solicited


>Zatanna by Paul Dini Omnibus Hardcover – May 5, 2026
by Paul Dini (Author)
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The enchanting Zatanna Zatara has the hottest stage act in Las Vegas. And unlike the parlor tricks peddled by other would-be Houdinis around town, Zatanna's magic is no illusion. It's real.

The dazzling Mistress of Magic can warp reality with just a few backwards words.

But the supernatural is powerful and in the wrong hands, it's deadly. So when mystical menaces start causing trouble, Zee steps in to stop them from the evil sorcerer Brother Night to possessed puppets to nightmare demons. But things get complicated fast when the foe is the ghost of someone she loves!

Superstar writer Paul Dini (Batman: The Animated Series) works his magic on this fan-favorite series, with the help of Adam Beechen (BATMAN BEYOND), Jamal Igle (SUPERGIRL), Stephane Roux (BATMAN BLACK AND WHITE), Chad Hardin (HARLEY QUINN), Cliff Chiang (WONDER WOMAN) and more. Collects Detective Comics #833-834; Zatanna: Everyday Magic #0; Black Canary and Zatanna: Bloodspell #1; DC Infinite Halloween Special #1; Zatanna #1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16; Zatanna: The Mistress of Magic #1; Secrets of Sinister House #1

Collects Batman #125-138, Catwoman #57-58, Batman: Urban Legends #1-6, Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Battle Lines #1, Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Scorched Earth #1, and Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Red Hood #1-2.
Batman by Chip Zdarsky Omnibus Vol. 1 Hardcover – April 28, 2026

>>149780117
Hasn't this been released as TP last year?

Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus (New Edition) Hardcover – April 21, 2026
Collects BATMAN #192, #202, #203, #227, #229-231, #234-236, #239, #240-242, #244, #245, #248, #250, #252, #254, #259, #333, #337-339 and #341-343; DETECTIVE COMICS #390-391, #394, #395, #398-403, #445, #447, #450, #451 and #481-485; BATMAN FAMILY #1, #3 and #4-9 and 11-20; WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #200 and DC COMICS PRESENTS #31 and #58.

Legion of Super-Heroes Five Years Later Omnibus Vol. 2 (New Edition) Hardcover – April 7, 2026

It's the Legion of Super-Heroes like you've never seen them before, as the heroes of the 30th-century continue one of their boldest and most controversial eras!

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.

Now this bold and controversial part of DC history is finally collected in a second omnibus edition, from the creative team of DC legend Keith Giffen and Tom and Mary Bierbaum!

Includes L.E.G.I.O.N. #69-70. Legion of Super-Heroes #40-61, Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #4, Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #5, Legionnaires #1-18, Legionnaires Annual #1, ,Valor #20-23, and Who's Who Update 1993 #1.

Carried by that gorgeous art:

>Catwoman: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 1 (Catwoman the New 52 Omnibus, 1) Hardcover – March 10, 2026
by Ann Nocenti (Author), Judd Winick (Illustrator), & 1 more
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A thief, a vigilante, a legend in leather—Catwoman walks a razor’s edge.

Selina Kyle is many things: a thief, a survivor, a seductress, a reluctant hero—and in the pages of DC’s New 52, she becomes a force Gotham City can’t ignore. From thrilling heists to high-stakes betrayals, this complete collection chronicles Catwoman’s dangerous dance with Batman, her fiery partnership with Spark, her deadly clashes with the Penguin and Joker’s Daughter, and her descent into Gotham’s criminal underworld.

Whether she’s stealing Eclipso’s Black Diamond or fighting side-by-side with the Justice League of America, Catwoman is never far from chaos—or control.

Collects Catwoman (2011) #0–26, Catwoman Annual #1, Batman and Catwoman #22, stories from Young Romance: The New 52 Valentine’s Day Special #1 and Batman: The Dark Knight #23.4: Joker’s Daughter.

it wasn't worthy not even with that brutaal reveal:

>Earth 2: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 1 (Earth 2 the New 52 Omnibus, 1) Hardcover – March 3, 2026
by James Robinson (Author), Nicola Scott (Illustrator)
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A shattered world. A new generation of heroes. The war for Earth-2 begins.

In the wake of unspeakable tragedy, a new age of heroes rises on a parallel Earth unlike any you’ve seen before. Earth 2: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 1 collects the epic saga from acclaimed writers James Robinson and Tom Taylor, reimagining the Justice Society in a world ravaged by war, ruled by fear, and on the brink of total annihilation. From the emergence of Flash, Green Lantern, and Hawkgirl to the rise of a mysterious new Batman and the arrival of Val-Zod, the pacifist Superman, this sweeping omnibus chronicles humanity’s last hope against the forces of Apokolips. With unforgettable stakes, explosive reinvention, and emotional depth, this is not just another Earth—it’s the fight for its very soul.

Collects DC Universe Presents #0, Earth 2 #0-26, Earth 2 Annual #1-2, Batman/Superman #1-4,Earth 2 Feat Desaad #15.1 and Earth 2 Feat Solomon Grundy #15.2, Earth 2: World’s End #10, and Earth 2: Futures End #1.

Titans by Tom Taylor Omnibus Hardcover – February 10, 2026
by Tom Taylor (Author), Travis Moore (Illustrator), & 3 more
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The world’s premier superhero team rises from the shadows to face monsters, mistrust, and the end of everything.

In the wake of the Justice League’s fall, the Titans, led by Nightwing, step up to protect a world on the brink. Written by acclaimed storyteller Tom Taylor, this omnibus collects the full modern-era Titans saga, from its bold, new beginning in Blüdhaven to the chaos of DC’s first-ever Titans-led crossover event, Beast World. As demons emerge, alliances fracture, and heroes are turned into monsters, the Titans must fight not only for humanity but for each other. Packed with action, heart, and high-stakes storytelling, this is the definitive modern Titans epic.

Collects Nightwing #101-104, #109-110; Titans #1-15; and Titans: Beast World #1-6.

>>149780162
This is the cover they went with?
>>149780131
Gimme Supergirl bronze age

>>149780182
>This is the cover they went with?
it seems
https://www.amazon.com/Titans-Tom-Taylor-Omnibus/dp/1799507386

>Batman by James Tynion IV Omnibus Vol. 2 (Batman Omnibus, 2) Hardcover – February 24, 2026
by James Tynion IV (Author), & 4 more
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With a city on the brink and a legend under siege, James Tynion IV’s explosive Gotham saga reaches its breaking point in this era-defining omnibus.

Gotham teeters on the edge of transformation as the Dark Knight confronts a terrifying new vision of the future. With the rise of the authoritarian Magistrate and the return of a more-dangerous-than-ever Scarecrow, Batman is pushed to his limits in the acclaimed Fear State saga. Collecting the second half of Tynion’s bold run—including “The Cowardly Lot,” “Fear State Alpha” and “Omega,” key issues from The Joker series, and revealing Secret Files , this collection brings together a sweeping narrative of chaos, control, and the unbreakable will of Gotham’s protector. Featuring stunning art from Jorge Jiménez and a host of top talent, this omnibus cements Tynion’s Batman as a definitive era in the Dark Knight’s legacy.

Collects Batman #52; Batman #106-117, Detective Comics #1027, Batman Black & White #1, The Joker #5-15, The Joker 2021 Annual #1, Batman Secret Files: The Gardener #1, Batman Secret Files: Peacekeeper-01 #1, Batman Secret Files: Miracle Molly #1, Batman: Fear State: Alpha #1, and Batman: Fear State: Omega #1.

The Joker: The Bronze Age Omnibus (New Edition) Hardcover – February 24, 2026
by Martin Pasko (Author), Elliot Maggin (Author), & 3 more
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The Joker's greatest tales from the 1970s are collected in one massive hardcover featuring appearances by Batman, Robin, Catwoman and many more!

He has been the thorn in the side of the Caped Crusader for years, always there to confound Batman and his allies before their own genius and heroics halt whatever crazy scheme has hatched from his maniacal mind. As the swinging '60s moved into the troubled '70s, so, too, did the Joker shift into something new. The Bronze Age Joker was a step away from Cesar Romero's comical portrayal in the Batman TV series toward the diabolical maniac that would eventually plaque the Batman of the modern era. The Clown Prince of Crime had come into his own, both in his own comic book series and in his psyche, or lack thereof...

>>149780182
>Gimme Supergirl bronze age

>Supergirl: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition)
Leo Dorfman, Jerry Siegel, Otto Binder, Jim Mooney
09 June 2026, $100, 688 pages
Making her comics debut in ACTION COMICS #252, from 1959, the Girl of Steel quickly became Superman's secret weapon in his battle for Truth, Justice and the American Way–and a key hero in the DC Universe.
In this initial stories, Supergirl, like her cousin Superman a survivor of the planet Krypton, adjusts to life on Earth with her adoptive parents, the Danvers. The stories alternate between smalltown slice of life tales about boys who must be shown that magic can be real, Supergirl's own efforts to master her new powers, and time-travelling jaunts into the far future and past. Plus: How can Supergirl babysit a Superman who's been mysteriously transformed into an infant?
Collects stories from ACTION COMICS #252-307

>>149780259
>released partly as dc finest earlier this year
Why do these asshats keep doing shit like this

Nightwing by Tom Taylor Omnibus Vol. 2
Tom Taylor
07 July 2026, $100, 600 pages
The heart of the DC Universe beats in Blüdhaven, where Nightwing faces devils, secrets, and the fight to protect everything he's built.
Tom Taylor's celebrated run on Nightwing continues in this explosive second omnibus, chronicling Dick Grayson's rise as a leader, a symbol of hope, and a target for the world's darkest forces. With the Titans now operating out of Blüdhaven, Nightwing faces supernatural threats such as Neron and the Grinning Man, uncovers the truth behind a shadowy secret society, and confronts a devastating smear campaign that threatens to undo everything he's fought for. This collection brings high-stakes action, emotional resonance, and character-defining moments in one of the most beloved chapters of the DC Universe.
Collects Nightwing #101-118 and Nightwing 2022 Annual #1

Suicide Squad by John Ostrander Omnibus Vol. 2
John Ostrander, Steve Erwin, Luke McDonnell, Tom Grindberg
12 May 2026, $150, 1008 pages
The mission never ends, and neither does the cost.
The explosive saga continues in Suicide Squad by John Ostrander Omnibus Vol. 2 as the infamous Task Force X dives deeper into the shadows of the DC Universe. Under the iron command of Amanda Waller, this team of expendable villains faces impossible odds, moral ambiguity, and the crushing weight of consequence. As betrayals mount and body counts rise, the line between justice and survival grows razor-thin. This volume collects more of John Ostrander's groundbreaking run that redefined the Squad as the ultimate weapon in a war that no one else will fight and that no one truly wins.

>The Flash by Joshua Williamson Omnibus Vol. 3
Joshua Williamson, Eddy Barrows, Scott Koblish, Paul Pelletier, Howard Porter
21 July 2026, $125, 888 pages
With a legacy on the line and a city in chaos, Barry Allen races through time, tragedy, and triumph in the explosive final act of Joshua Williamson's epic run.
The race to the finish begins here! In the action-packed conclusion to Joshua Williamson's celebrated run on The Flash, Barry Allen confronts his darkest moments and fiercest enemies while discovering what it truly means to be the Fastest Man Alive. From the origin-defining "Flash: Year One" to the apocalyptic "Rogues' Reign," the timeline-shattering threat of Paradox, and a final showdown with the Reverse-Flash in "Finish Line," this omnibus delivers the full scope of Barry's heroic journey. With the fate of the Speed Force, the legacy of the Flash Family, and the very fabric of reality at stake, Barry must outrun destiny itself or lose everything. This omnibus collects pivotal milestones, epic crossovers, and the unforgettable finale to one of the most defining eras in Flash history.
Collects The Flash #70-88, #750-762, and #800; The Flash Annual (Rebirth) #3; DC Cybernetic Summer #1; and Dark Nights: Death Metal Speed Metal #1.

>Dark Crisis Omnibus
Joshua Williamson, Daniel Sampere, Dennis Culver, Stephanie Phillips, Clay Henry
16 June 2026, $125, 992 pages

Collects Justice League #75, Dark Crisis #0 FCBD Special Edition, Dark Crisis #1–7, The Flash #783–786, Justice League: Road to Dark Crisis #1, I Am Batman #15, Dark Crisis: Young Justice #1–6, Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, Batman, Dark Crisis: The Deadly Green #1, Dark Crisis: War Zone #1, Dark Crisis: The Dark Army #1, and Dark Crisis: Big Bang #1.

>Batman: Urban Legends Omnibus Vol. 1
Chip Zdarsky, Stephanie Phillips, Matt Rosenberg, Marcus To, Laura Braga
26 May 2026, $100, 760 pages
The shadows of Gotham hide more than just Batman—these are the untold stories of the city's broken heroes, bold outlaws, and haunted legends.
This omnibus collects the complete first year of the acclaimed anthology series that dives deep into corners of Gotham City too dangerous or too personal for the spotlight. Featuring gripping tales from top-tier talent including Chip Zdarsky, Matthew Rosenberg, Vita Ayala, and Mark Russell, it showcases stories of Red Hood's painful reckoning with his past, Grifter's deadly entanglement with secret organizations, Batman's mystical team-ups, and even heartfelt moments with DC's Super-Pets. Bold, diverse, and action-packed, this is a sweeping collection of Gotham's many legends, where every vigilante has a voice, and every alley has a story.
Collects Batman: Urban Legends #1-16.

>Elseworlds: Justice League Omnibus Vol. 1
Mark Waid, Tom Veitch, Alex Ross, Frank Gomez
19 May 2026, $150, 1144 pages
This collection gathers a wide-ranging selection of tales where everything you know is upended, and every legend is reborn.
Includes the following stories from the Elseworlds line and related alternate-universe tales: Justice League America Annual #8, #10, Justice League International Annual #5, Guy Gardner: Warrior Annual #2, Green Lantern Annual #3, #5, Aquaman Annual #2, The Flash Annual #7, #9, Wonder Woman Annual #5, Kamandi: At Earth's End #1–6, Kingdom Come #1–4, League of Justice #1–2, Superman/Batman Doom Link Kenner Custom Comic, The Golden Age #1–4

>Wonder Woman by George Perez Omnibus Vol. 2 (New Edition)
George Perez, Chris Marrinan, Colleen Doran, Cynthia Martin, Jill Thompson
28 July 2026, $75, 552 pages
More than four decades after making her debut in ALL STAR COMICS #8, the World's Greatest Heroine was comprehensively reimagined in 1986 by legendary comics creator George Pérez—and this new incarnation of DC Comics' fabled Amazon Princess quickly rose to unprecedented levels of popular and critical acclaim.
More than four decades after making her debut in ALL STAR COMICS #8, the World's Greatest Heroine was comprehensively reimagined in 1986 by legendary comics creator George Pérez—and this new incarnation of DC Comics' fabled Amazon Princess quickly rose to unprecedented levels of popular and critical acclaim.
Working with such talented collaborators as Len Wein, Mindy Newell, Chris Marrinan, Jill Thompson and Tom Grummett, Pérez went on to craft Wonder Woman's adventures for years, spinning masterful stories that ranged from heart-stopping battles with the Titans of myth to heartwarming interludes with Diana's trusted network of friends.
Now, for the first time, these treasured tales from the 1980s are available in a comprehensive omnibus edition, featuring some of the most exciting moments of DC's Modern Age!
This second volume of the deluxe hardcover series collects issues #25-45 of the historic title together with WONDER WOMAN ANNUAL #2, and features a special bonus gallery of archival art and information.

>Legends Omnibus
John Byrne
21 April 2026, $100, 784 pages
The Birth of a New DC Era—LEGENDS Rewrites the Rules of Heroism
As Darkseid manipulates Earth's perception of heroes, a new generation rises—including the Suicide Squad and the modern Justice League. This omnibus captures the full scope of the crossover that redefined heroism for a new era.

>Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus
Roger Stern
09 June 2026, $150, 1144 pages
The Ultimate Battle of Minds—Superman vs. Brainiac Across Time
Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus collects a sweeping saga of Superman's most cerebral and dangerous foe—Brainiac. Spanning key issues from Action Comics, Superman, and Adventures of Superman between 1989 and 1996, this volume showcases the evolution of Brainiac from a classic villain to a terrifying force of intellect and manipulation. As Superman faces threats to Metropolis, his identity, and even reality itself, Brainiac's schemes grow more insidious, culminating in battles that test the Man of Steel's strength, will, and compassion. Featuring stories by Roger Stern and stunning artwork by Jerry Ordway, this omnibus is a must-have for fans of Superman's most iconic confrontations.

>Superman: Action Comics by Dan Jurgens Omnibus Vol. 2
Dan Jurgens, Ian Churchill, Patrick Zircher, Jack Herbert
14 July 2026, $100, 704 pages
Truth, legacy, and the cost of heroism collide in this powerhouse Superman volume.
From global invasions to cosmic reckonings, Dan Jurgens delivers a defining chapter in the modern era of the Man of Steel. Superman confronts enemies from his deepest past—General Zod, Cyborg Superman, Mr. Oz—and reunites the Super-Family in battles that span time, space, and multiversal truths. These stories reflect the shifting meaning of hope and identity in a world constantly on the brink.
This omnibus includes material from Action Comics #977–1000, #1051–1057, Superman – Action Comics: The Oz Effect Deluxe Edition #1, Action Comics Special #1, The Death of Superman 30th Anniversary Special #1, and Superman: Lois and Clark – Doom Rising #1.

>Batman: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1
John J. Miller, Mike Friedrich, John Giunta, Neal Adams, Irving Novick
28 July 2026 1064 pages
. This definitive hardcover collection gathers the Caped Crusader's earliest Bronze Age adventures, a transformative period that redefined the character for a new generation. Featuring iconic storytelling from some of the most influential creators in comics history, this volume showcases Batman as a solitary guardian navigating a darker, more complex world—setting the stage for the legend he would become.

>DC Universe Bronze Age Omnibus by Jack Kirby (New Edition)
Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby
30 June 2026, $175, 1472 pages
In the world of comic books, few writers or artists loom as large as the legendary Jack Kirby. By the early 1970s, he'd already spent 30 pioneering years innovating and exploring the comics art form.
After a groundbreaking decade at Marvel, Kirby returned to DC Comics and immediately began crafting some of his best-loved works, most notably his cosmic epic, the Fourth World saga. For anyone but Jack Kirby, this colossal masterpiece would have been contribution enough to the DC canon, but "the King" spent that same period revitalizing all corners of the DC Universe, from superhero antics to experimental horror to wartime realism, and creating such unforgettable characters as Etrigan the Demon and OMAC.
This volume pulls together more than 1,400 pages of these "other" Kirby comics from the 1970s and 1980s, featuring the Demon, the Sandman, the Losers and more!
Collects stories from In the Days of the Mob #1-2, Spirit World #1, Weird Mystery Tales #1-3, The Demon #1-16, The Sandman #1-6, OMAC #1-8, Our Fighting Forces #151-162, Super Powers (Vol. 1) #1-5, Super Powers (Vol. 2) #1-6 and many more!
For the first time, DC collects the 1970s and 1980s short-run comics by prolific writer/artist Jack Kirby in one massive hardcover featuring the Demon, OMAC, Super Powers, The Losers and many more.

>Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition)
Len Wein, Mike Friedrich, Gardner Fox, Dennis O'Neil, Mike Sekowsky
23 June 2026, $125, 856 pages
One of the greatest eras in the history of the Justice League of America starts here.
The beginning of the 1970s saw the heroes of the JLA trading in their secret New England cave hideout for the Earth-orbiting Satellite HQ. Plus, the League started expanding its lineup to include even more characters, such as the Elongated Man and the Red Tornado! Throw in team-ups with the classic Justice Society of America and the returned Seven Soldiers of Victory, and it&;s easy to see why these stories became fan-favorite epics.
These cosmic tales turned the Justice League of America into the legends of the DC Universe that they are today, and are gathered for the first time in this expansive collection. JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: THE BRONZE AGE OMNIBUS VOLUME ONE begins the famed super-team's Bronze Age exploits from JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #77-113, and includes a foreword by veteran comic writer Roy Thomas.

>Teen Titans: The Bronze Age Omnibus (2026 Edition)
Bob Kanigher, Bob Haney, Nick Cardy, George Tuska, Arthur Saaf
19 May 2026 $100, 792 pages
When TEEN TITANS first hit newsstands, the book featured a group of carefree heroes-in-training with hip lingo and wacky adventures.
But within a few years, both the characters and the subject matter would mature considerably as the team said good-bye to the swinging '60s and entered the Bronze Age of comic books!
TEEN TITANS: THE BRONZE AGE OMNIBUS collects stories from TEEN TITANS #25-53, THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #94, #102 and #149, and BATMAN FAMILY #6, #8-9, from such talented writers and artists as Nick Cardy, Bob Haney, Bob Rozakis, George Tuska and more.

>Justice League of America: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition)
Gardner Fox, Mike Sekowsky
07 July 2026, $125, 896 pages
A massive hardcover collecting JLA's earliest adventures from 1960-1964.
This begins with the three Brave and the Bold appearances, then moves into the JLA's own long-running title, with wonderful covers by Murphy Anderson and interior art by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs. Many of the covers and stories here are icons of the early Silver Age, including the first cross-overs with the 1940s Justice Society, and lots of iconic villains.
And all this starring all the newly-recreated Silver Age DC heroes: The Flash, Green Lantern, The Atom and Martian Manhunter. And the continuing DC Comics icons: Wonder Woman, Superman, Green Arrow, Aquaman. Later on we are joined by The Black Canary, Dr. Midnite.
Gardner Fox, prolific DC writer in the 1940s and author of many of the original Justice Society stories, is here writing EVERY story here. How's THAT for continuity?
Includes the famous stories "Crisis on Earth-One," "Crisis on Earth-Two," and "Crisis on Earth-Three."

>Batman: Detective Comics: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 2
Christy Marx, Patrick Olliffe, Aaron Lopresti, John Layman
02 June 2026, $150, 1096 pages
A city in chaos. A legacy in question. Welcome to Gotham's most explosive era of mystery, madness, and reinvention.
The second volume of Detective Comics: The New 52 Omnibus continues Gotham's descent into shadows as the World's Greatest Detective faces dark visions, deadly conspiracies, and a new mantle of the Bat. From the mind-bending "Gothtopia" to the gritty realism of "Icarus" and the ideological chaos of "Anarky.
Collects Catwoman #27-28, Batgirl #27, Birds of Prey #27-28, Detective Comics #25-52, Batwing #27, Detective Comics Annual #3, Secret Origins #2 and #10, Detective Comics: Futures End #1, Convergence: Justice League #1, and Detective Comics: Endgame #1.

>>149780131
Another Bronze Age Robin Collection, another collection that stops right before the Dala vampire arc.
Fucking why?

>>149780125
Yes, but this one includes more Paul Dini's Zatanna stories with Harley-Zatanna crossover and Detective Comic issues

>>149780162
>Robin the Boy Wonder -- I made that
>Titans Together -- I say that
>Jokerized Fries from Batburger -- I eat that
oooooooooooohh

>>149780331
They don't reprint any of the Grayson rapes, but Sue Dibny's rape made it to the NYT Best Sellers list.
Curious.

>>149780096
>trash cover
Highly likely it's just a placeholder, DC tends to prefer those for their solicits.

>>149780296
>>Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus
Reminder that (despite the misleading name and description) this is confirmed to fill the gap between Exile and Triangle Years Vol 1

>>149780724
So no Triangle Vol 3 then.

>>149780788
Oh, these are only through July/August.

>>149780724
>Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus
cover:

>>149780019 (OP)
>>149780303
Glad they're reprinting the Kirby omnibus again, missed it the first time.

>>149781303
It’s so goddam heavy.

>>149780056
I don't know much about Flash. Is Mark Waid's run the most definitive run for the character or is it some guy after him? I forget. I know most people/anons find Barry boring.

>>149781373
It introduced the Speed force, Impulse, Max Mercury and phasing n shit

>>149780019 (OP)
Only good things are Batman Bronze Age Vol 1 and Suicide Squad Vol 2.

I wanted a Vigilante Omnibus and a Priest Deathstroke Reprint.

I also want Ditko Question and DeMatteis Mister Miracle, but I think DC Finest would serve those better.

>>149781592
Yes but is it fun to read? Like do the stories define Flash as a fun character to read but also inform everything else about him? I guess everybody praises Wally and the run introduces those major concepts as well so I guess it is the definitive run like PAD's Hulk.

>>149782124
>I also want Ditko Question
Is that not already in the DC Universe by Ditko Omnibus?

>>149782172
Pretty much all of Flash vol 2 is worth reading. Baron's run is slow but it sets up the fantastic messner-Loebs run. That run is followed up by Waid's run, which is great, and then that's followed up by Johns run which was also great. After Johns leaves the book is a bit more shaky.

>>149783198
I would prefer something smaller, cheaper, and more focused.

>>149783365
Ah Messner-Loebs that was what I heard about before. So Vol 2 in general is definitive? Or to narrow the question down, anon, which do you think is the best of those?

>>149780279
What issues are the the second Squad omnibus? I felt a little iffy the first volume didn't have the Deadshot miniseries in it, but had multiple Firestorm issues

>>149785220
None known yet. It will presumably contain the Janus directive.

I semi doubt the hype for Messner-Loeb and Waid Wally. For one, I haven't been too impressed in the past with Waid. For two, Johns Wally West was hyped up, and I thought that sucked.

I really think the praise is from those who like the Flash aesthetic and self insert as Wally

Flash Bronze Age vol 1 when?

>>149780296
>>149780724
This is one I wanted for a long time. Glad to finally see it.
>>149780788
Triangle 2 is only out next month. 3 is sure to follow soon.

Messnerr Loebs Flash 2 when

>>149780788
Eventually...

>>149780279
Does nightwing really sell that much? I swear there has been a shit ton of nightwing releases recently

>>149780316
>$150, 1096 pages

why though

>>149791315
To subsidize compact comics and dc finest.

>>149791315
You'll be able to get those for half that easy unless you shop amazon like a chump

>>149791298
The Taylor Omnibus is sells yes.
https://icv2.com/articles/markets/view/60235/top-20-graphic-novels-july-2025

>>149791298
>>149793720
Taylor's Nightwing especially is pretty big with the r*ddit crowd

>>149782172
Waid's run is considered to be the definitive Wally West run, but only because DC spent YEARS burying the Baron/WML run that preceded the Waid run.

Waid basically took Wally and turned him from a flawed but successful conservative young hero who was trying to find his way in life and as his mentor's replacement, and turned him into a generic center-left politically, A-List hero who lost ALL of his edge and basically became a Mary Sue-type variation of Spider-Man. Except Waid, for all of his love for the DC Silver Age, replaced all of Wally's villains with serial killers, mass murdering cultists, edgelord con men, and psychopaths while killing off all of the entire Rogues team (Captain Boomerang, Captain Cold, Mirror Master II, Heatwave, and Weather Wizard) because "they were lame as fuck" compared to Waid's beloved cavalcade of forgettable brigade of mass murdering OC characters and only resurrected them because Grant Morrison wanted to use Mirror Master II (who he created in Animal Man)

>>149783198
>>149785091
Ditko's Question run is too fucking small for a trade. He wrote five back up stories for Vic, plus a guest spot for Vic Sage in the A-story for Blue Beetle #5, and only one full length comic (Mystery Suspense). That's it.

That said, DC put out ALL of the Charlton Ditko stuff (plus the unpublished issues of Captain Atom and Blue Beetle and the insanely hard to find non-Ditko Charlton Bullseye Question story) in a two volume Archive called Action Heroes, of which all the Question stories are in the second volume

>>149785097
For years, Wizard (who's writing/editorial staff were huge Waid dick suckers) loved to shit on the Baron/WML Flash runs as being immature and not worth reading. It wasn't until Rebirth, when Wally came back and DC started putting out their runs in digital AND in HC volumes, that people got to read them for the first time; which alongside Waid pretty much committing professional suicide going full-woke and trying to ruin Richard Meyer's career, led to a backlash against the Waid run and the Baron/WML being reevaluated as being better/superior.

>>149780019 (OP)
>>149780025
>>149780029
definitely nice that they're rereleasing the Golden Age omnibuses, would love to see them expand the line to cover more of DC's Golden Age comics beyond the Trinity and Green Arrow, though I imagine it'd be a bit trickier to do so unless they did it as a blanket "JSA: The Golden Age Omnibus" sort of thing and folded in most of the other solo hero stories in with the "proper" JSA stories

would also be nice to extend that into Fawcett and Quality as well(and maybe a Silver Age Omnibus for Charlton's "Action Heroes") but that's a lot less likely(especially for Fawcett since there's the whole landmine that is Steamboat), aside from maybe Plastic Man(since they're already collecting his Golden Age stories in the DC Finest line)

>>149791298
The Nightwing 1996 compendium 1 got a second printing which ifaik is beside the Starman one as the only non Batman ones to get a second printing

>>149780319
I mean, it’s a reprint. The majority of everything that has been posted is reprints of reprints.

>>149780154
This run reminded me of Ultimate. I'll pick this one up.

Do they still print omnibuses with ugly maximum brightness colors instead of printing them to look like the paper that they were originally read on?
I refuse to buy collections because they're all so ugly
If the artist wasn't doing it digitally, it shouldn't be printed to look like digital art

>>149797402
Seriously who in their right fucking mind would prefer this look
Yet it's been accepted as the right way to do it by the industry for thirty years

>>149780019 (OP)
if someone is interested in:

>DC Compact Comics new titles in 2026
>>149779419
>Marvel Comics omnibus editions in 2026
>>149780865

>>149780117
Which Zatanna books are actually good?

>>149797639
I liked Dini run back then, but I read it like 14 years ago. Then zatanna black canary bloodspell miniseries is really fun, Quiñones art hits the right spot.

>>149797705
I’ll give those a look.