Jerry Siegel Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
He invented the superhero, sold it for 130 dollars and spent his life trying to get it back. The Superman that exists before anyone decided what Superman was.
Gardner Fox Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
He invented the superhero team, the shared universe and the multiverse. Three ideas the entire industry now runs on, all from one writer nobody mentions.
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He named Gotham City, wrote the origin, designed the cowl and got no credit for seventy-five years. Twelve omnibus on this shelf and his name is on none of the covers.
Dennis O'Neil Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
The writer who took Batman back from television camp and made him frightening again. Everything dark about the character since 1970 starts on this shelf.
Jeph Loeb Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
The Long Halloween and Hush sit on this shelf, which makes it one of the most bought and most argued-about in Batman collecting.
Joe Kelly Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
He wrote the Deadpool run that gave the character a personality instead of a gimmick, and one of the saddest Spider-Man issues ever printed.
Michael Lark Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
The artist who draws superhero comics as if they were police procedurals. Gotham Central, the Brubaker Daredevil, and no capes flapping heroically anywhere.
Chuck Dixon Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
The most productive Batman writer of the 1990s. He built the Gotham that Knightfall broke, and most of the supporting cast modern Batman still runs on.
Gil Kane Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
He designed the Silver Age Green Lantern, drew the death of Gwen Stacy, and worked on both sides of the industry for forty years. The widest shelf of any artist here.
Jim Aparo Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
He drew Batman for three decades and lettered his own pages. The Knightfall shelf and the Bronze Age Gotham that everything since has been arguing with.
J.M. DeMatteis Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
The writer of the funniest Justice League ever published and of the saddest Spider-Man story ever published. Same person, same decade, and that is the whole point.
Roger Stern Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
The writer who created the Hobgoblin, wrote the black costume in, and never once let the plot happen to his characters. Quietly one of the strongest shelves here.
Dan Jurgens Omnibus: The Complete Collector's Guide
The man who killed Superman, and then spent years on the far harder job of making the return mean something. Also the largest single set in this catalogue.
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