Marvel & DC Deluxe Editions

Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, 40th anniversary deluxe hardcover with an exclusive variant dust jacket by Raymond Swanland. Collects the complete four-issue Prestige Format series, a new afterword by Miller and a tribute cover gallery. Comic shop exclusive, released 19 September 2026. Original English edition (VO).

Nightwing: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 2 continues Tim Seeley's run, with Dick Grayson settled in Blüdhaven and finally allowed to be a hero in his own city rather than a satellite of Gotham. Seeley writes him as the most socially competent member of the Bat-family, and Javier Fernández draws him as an acrobat first.

Batman: Year One Deluxe Edition collects Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli's definitive retelling of Bruce Wayne's first year under the cowl, and of Lieutenant James Gordon's first year in a police department that is entirely corrupt. Lean, cold and grounded, it is the story that set the tone for every modern Batman origin, from the comics to the films. This deluxe hardcover adds Miller's complete script, Mazzucchelli's pencil breakdowns and more than forty pages of behind-the-scenes material.

Absolute Batman: The Deluxe Edition Vol. 1 collects the opening run of the series that relaunched Batman with everything taken away. In the Absolute Universe Bruce Wayne has no fortune, no manor and no Alfred — only a working-class Gotham that failed him and whatever he can build with his own hands. Written by Scott Snyder with art by Nick Dragotta, it was the biggest DC launch in years.

Batman: Beyond the White Knight The Deluxe Edition continues Sean Murphy's White Knight universe, jumping forward to a Neo-Gotham where an older Bruce Wayne must reckon with what his methods built. Murphy writes and draws it himself, and this edition adds the Red Hood chapters covering Jason Todd's lost years.

Batman: Dark Victory Deluxe Edition collects the direct sequel to The Long Halloween, in which a new killer targets Gotham's police while Batman drifts further from the people who anchor him. It is also the book where Dick Grayson arrives, which makes it the origin of the partnership as much as a murder mystery.

Batman: Gotham After Midnight: The Deluxe Edition collects Steve Niles and Kelley Jones's horror-tinged run, in which a killer called Midnight moves through Gotham and Batman works the case across a year of holidays. Kelley Jones draws the most exaggerated, gothic Batman in print.

Batman by John Ridley The Deluxe Edition collects the Oscar-winning screenwriter's Batman work, including The Next Batman material introducing Tim Fox, and Ridley's take on what the cowl means when someone else wears it.

Everyone who ever knew Batman comes to his funeral and each of them tells a different, contradictory story about how he died. Gaiman and Kubert wrote the eulogy DC asked for after Batman R.I.P., and turned it into a story about why this particular character never stays dead.

Someone is targeting Batman’s allies in Gotham—young and untested heroes who model themselves after the Dark Knight but don’t yet have his training or resources. With the help of Batwoman, the Caped Crusader recruits these young vigilantes, training them to be a team worthy of Gotham’s biggest threats.

Batman: Detective Comics, The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 3 by James Tynion IV: Batman's Gotham team starts to fall apart, from Spoiler and Anarky to Red Robin's escape and Clayface's struggle. Collects Detective Comics #963-973 and Annual #1.

Azzarello and Chiang threw out the Amazon utopia and rebuilt Wonder Woman as Greek myth done properly: a family of gods who are cruel because that is what gods are, and a daughter caught in their politics. Blood and Guts collects the opening of the run everyone still points to.

The Flash: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 3 continues Joshua Williamson's run through its middle stretch, as Barry Allen's relationship with the Rogues and with his own legacy gets considerably more complicated.

When the spouse of a JLA member is brutally murdered, the entire super hero community searches for the killer, fearing their own loved ones may be the next targets. The stunning mystery from #1 New York Times bestselling author Brad Meltzer is back in stunning deluxe edition hardcover! In the wake of a murder, the superhero community mourns the loss of one of their most beloved.

Mark Russell's critically acclaimed—and uniquely modern—take on Hanna-Barbera's most famous stone-age family returns in a new Deluxe Edition hardcover collection of the entire prehistoric saga! Welcome to Bedrock, where Paleolithic humans head to dinner for a taste of artisanal mammoth after shopping at Neandertall & Big Men's Clothing, where Wilma shows her modern art, and where, if you take a plane, you could end up sitting on the literal tail section.

Action Comics: 80 Years of Superman, a deluxe celebration of the series that launched the superhero genre: the very first Superman story, the debut of Supergirl, the first Toyman and Brainiac stories and an unpublished Siegel and Shuster studio story.

Absolute Superman: Deluxe Edition Vol. 1 collects Absolute Superman #1–14 by Jason Aaron, with art by Rafa Sandoval and Carmine Di Giandomenico. Kal-El confronts the Lazarus Corporation in a world where he has no fortress, no family and no home. A DC Comics deluxe hardcover in the original English edition.

Identity Crisis 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition collects Brad Meltzer and Rags Morales' murder mystery, in which the wife of a second-string Justice Leaguer is killed and the investigation exposes something the League did years ago and agreed never to discuss. It is the book that made DC's heroes capable of real moral failure, and it remains one of the most argued-about comics of the century.

Doom Patrol by Gerard Way and Nick Derington: The Deluxe Edition collects the Young Animal relaunch, which opened with a sentient gyro and got stranger from there. Way writes the Doom Patrol as absurdist comedy with real feeling underneath, and Nick Derington's clean, poppy artwork makes the strangeness readable.

Aquaman: The Death of a Prince Deluxe Edition collects the 1970s run in which Black Manta murders Aquaman's infant son and the character never fully recovers. It is the darkest thing DC published about Arthur Curry for decades, drawn largely by Jim Aparo, and it is the origin of the grief that every later writer — Peter David, Geoff Johns, Jeff Parker — has had to work around.

Aquaman: The Search for Mera Deluxe Edition collects the nine-issue Steve Skeates and Jim Aparo run that first treated Aquaman as a serious dramatic character. Mera vanishes, Atlantis falls into the hands of a scheming politician named Narkran, and Arthur abandons his throne to look for his wife while Black Manta circles. It is the moment Aquaman stopped being a Silver Age curiosity.

DC celebrates the 80-year history of the King of the Seven Seas, Aquaman! This new hardcover includes Aquaman's most memorable appearances, from his 1940's debut in the pages of More Fun Comics #73 to recent classics from top creators including Geoff Johns and more! Discover the stories that shaped the hero of the seas!

Patrick Gleason wrote and drew Robin: Son of Batman after years drawing Damian Wayne in Batman and Robin, giving him a solo book about atonement. The premise is the Year of Blood: Damian retracing the atrocities the League of Assassins made him commit as a child and undoing each one. Gleason knows the character better than anyone, and having him on script and art gives the book a coherence solo Robin series rarely achieve.

Chuck Dixon and Scott Beatty tell Dick Grayson's first year in the cape, and they do not pretend it went well. Robin's debut against the Mad Hatter, Mr. Freeze and Two-Face is a run of hard lessons about what Batman was really asking of a child, drawn by Javier Pulido in the clean retro line that made the book a classic.