What is the best way to start with Batman omnibus editions?

Pick the era first. Knightfall, No Man's Land, Morrison, Snyder and modern Bat-family books answer different reading needs.

Are these Batman omnibus editions the original US hardcovers?

Yes. Every title is the original English (VO) oversized hardcover, sold new and sealed, and packed with collector-grade protection.

Which Batman omnibus can I buy at Omnibus Store?

We currently list 108 omnibus featuring Batman: The Batman Adventures + Batman and Robin Adventures Omnibus, Batman by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale Omnibus, Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 1, The Batman Adventures Omnibus, Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 1, Batman: Bruce Wayne - Murderer Turned Fugitive Omnibus… All are original US editions in English (VO), oversized hardcover, sold new and sealed.

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Batman omnibus guide | Gotham reading order

The Batman Adventures + Batman and Robin Adventures Omnibus

The animated-continuity Batman comics, collected as a pack of 2 oversized omnibus volumes and cheaper than buying them one by one. The Batman Adventures was the comic spun off from Batman: The Animated Series, written for the same audience and, as it turned out, for everyone else too. Mad Love alone justifies the volume: Paul Dini and Bruce Timm's Harley Quinn origin, which won an Eisner and became the version DC has used ever since. The rest is the animated house style at its best, clean, self-contained stories that work for a child and hold up for an adult, which is rarer than it sounds. The Batman & Robin Adventures followed The Batman Adventures, continuing the animated-series comic after Robin joined the cast and the show's design changed. The Lost Years is the reason collectors chase this: it fills the gap between the original series and The New Batman Adventures, explaining where Dick Grayson went and how Tim Drake arrived. The rest is the same discipline as the first omnibus, short, complete stories with no continuity homework, aimed at any age.

160.00 € ~~225.00 €~~ -29%

Batman by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale Omnibus

Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale worked on Batman across seven years and four projects, building a single continuous account of Gotham's transition from mob city to costumed city. This omnibus puts all of it together. Read in sequence these are not four books but one: Harvey Dent's fall, the aftermath that creates a new Robin, and Selina Kyle's search for a father, all told in the same seasonal structure. It is also the single most direct comics source for Nolan's trilogy, which the Nolan and Goyer conversation makes explicit.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 1

Batman debuted in Detective Comics #27 in 1939 as a pulp vigilante with a gun, and within two years had acquired a sidekick, a code against killing and most of the rogues' gallery still in use today. Everything the character is built on was invented in about eighteen months, and this is that stretch. The Joker and Catwoman both appear in Batman #1, which is one of the strongest single issues in comics history by sheer consequence. The stories are short and strange, and read closer to pulp fiction than to modern superhero comics.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

The Batman Adventures Omnibus

The Batman Adventures was the comic spun off from Batman: The Animated Series, written for the same audience and, as it turned out, for everyone else too. Mad Love alone justifies the volume: Paul Dini and Bruce Timm's Harley Quinn origin, which won an Eisner and became the version DC has used ever since. The rest is the animated house style at its best, clean, self-contained stories that work for a child and hold up for an adult, which is rarer than it sounds.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 1

Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 1 begins the Bane saga by turning Gotham into a gauntlet. Arkham's inmates are loose, Batman is forced through fight after fight, and Bane waits for exhaustion to do what brute strength alone cannot: make the Dark Knight break.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

Batman: Bruce Wayne - Murderer Turned Fugitive Omnibus

Bruce Wayne: Murderer and Fugitive is the year DC arrested Batman's alter ego for homicide and made the Bat-family investigate their own mentor. The interesting half is the second one: Bruce responds to the frame-up by deciding Bruce Wayne was always the disguise and refusing to go back, which forces everyone around him to argue that the man matters as much as the mask. It is the best use DC has made of the secret identity in decades.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman: No Man's Land Omnibus Vol. 1

No Man's Land is the year DC declared Gotham dead. After the earthquake of Cataclysm, the United States government evacuates the city, dynamites the bridges and leaves whoever stays behind to divide the ruins into territories. The premise strips Batman of everything except the city itself: no infrastructure, no law, and gang leaders marking blocks with spray paint. It is also where Cassandra Cain becomes Batgirl. Volume 1 is the opening third of the crossover, in reading order across every Bat-title, which is the only way it works.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus Vol. 1

Grant Morrison spent seven years on Batman treating every story ever published as canon, including the ones nobody wanted to remember, and then built a single argument out of all of it. Morrison's premise is that a man who has survived everything published since 1939 would have to be extraordinary, and Batman R.I.P. is the stress test. Damian arrives here as an insufferable ten-year-old assassin and leaves as one of DC's most valuable characters. Everything in the Bat-books for the next decade starts in this volume.

59.90 € ~~75.00 €~~ -20%

Batman by Chip Zdarsky Omnibus Vol. 1

Chip Zdarsky took over Batman in 2022 with Jorge Jiménez, and opened by attacking the one thing the character depends on: his own preparation. Failsafe is the premise at its sharpest: a contingency Batman built against himself, working exactly as designed. The Gotham War then turns Bruce and Selina into opponents over whether Gotham's criminals can be rehabilitated. Zdarsky writes Batman as a man whose intelligence is the threat, which is a genuinely different angle after King's emotional register.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman: Rise and Fall of the Batmen Omnibus

Rise and Fall of the Batmen is James Tynion IV's Detective Comics run, built on a premise Batman had always refused: training a team instead of working alone. Clayface is the reason this run is remembered: Tynion writes him as a man in recovery rather than a monster, and the arc that follows is genuinely tragic. It also gives Cassandra Cain and Stephanie Brown their best modern material, and it is where Batwoman's military background finally gets used.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

Batman: War Games Omnibus

War Games was DC's answer to a simple question: what happens if every gang in Gotham loses its leader on the same night. The answer is a citywide gang war that Batman started by accident. This is the crossover that kills Stephanie Brown, ends Batman's working relationship with the Gotham police and leaves the Bat-family fractured for years. It is also one of the tightest crossovers DC has published: every chapter advances the same night, and the omnibus is the only edition that keeps them in sequence.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman: Road to No Man's Land Omnibus

Road to No Man's Land is the run-up to DC's biggest Batman event of the nineties. A cataclysmic earthquake levels Gotham, and these are the months in which the city falls apart before Washington writes it off entirely. This is the volume most readers skip and then need: No Man's Land makes far more sense when you have watched Bane escape, Azrael struggle for legitimacy and Gotham's infrastructure fail one system at a time. Chuck Dixon coordinates a dozen titles into a single collapse, and the omnibus finally puts the whole crossover in reading order instead of scattered across four series.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman Eternal Omnibus

Batman Eternal was DC's attempt at a weekly Batman series: fifty-two issues published in a year, plotted by Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV with a rotating writing team. The premise is a slow-motion demolition of Gotham's institutions: Jim Gordon imprisoned for a crash he did not cause, Falcone back in the city, and Batman losing the police force, Arkham and eventually Wayne Enterprises. A weekly schedule forces a plot that never idles, and at fifty-two issues in one volume it reads closer to a season of television than to a comic run.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman: The Hush Saga Omnibus

Hush was the 2002 storyline that put Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee on Batman together, and it remains one of the best-selling Batman books ever published. The structure is a tour of the rogues' gallery with a hidden hand behind it, and Jim Lee draws every one of them at full scale, which is why the book sells to people who own nothing else. Collecting the Gotham Knights and Detective follow-ups is what makes this the complete saga rather than just the original twelve issues.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 2

Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 2 collects Knightquest, the middle movement of the saga where Jean-Paul Valley takes over as Batman. Gotham gets a more violent Dark Knight, while Scarecrow, the Joker, Gunhawk and others test what happens when the symbol is worn without Bruce Wayne's restraint.

76.90 € ~~100.00 €~~ -23%

Batman and Robin Adventures Omnibus

The Batman & Robin Adventures followed The Batman Adventures, continuing the animated-series comic after Robin joined the cast and the show's design changed. The Lost Years is the reason collectors chase this: it fills the gap between the original series and The New Batman Adventures, explaining where Dick Grayson went and how Tim Drake arrived. The rest is the same discipline as the first omnibus, short, complete stories with no continuity homework, aimed at any age.

59.90 € ~~75.00 €~~ -20%

Batman: Urban Legends Omnibus Vol. 1

Batman: Urban Legends was an anthology series giving Gotham's supporting cast the space the monthly titles never had. The Red Hood serial is the reason this got attention: Zdarsky spends six chapters on Jason Todd finally processing his own death, and it is better than most of what the main titles were doing that year. The anthology format also means each story is complete, which makes it an easy book to dip into.

76.90 € ~~100.00 €~~ -23%

Batman by James Tynion IV Omnibus Vol. 1

James Tynion IV took over Batman after Tom King and immediately escalated: The Joker War is a full assault on Bruce Wayne's fortune, his allies and the city itself, drawn by Jorge Jiménez. Tynion's premise is simple and brutal: strip Batman of his money and see what remains. Having the crossover chapters from Nightwing, Batgirl, Red Hood and Catwoman in the same volume matters here, because the story is deliberately told across the whole Bat-family rather than in one title.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Omnibus

James Tynion IV and Freddie Williams II crossed Batman with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles three times, and the result outsold almost every other DC/IDW crossover attempted. The setup is a dimensional accident engineered by Krang to rid himself of the Turtles and the Foot Clan at once, which dumps Shredder into Gotham. What makes it work is that Tynion plays both worlds straight: Ra's al Ghul and Killer Croc against ninja mutants, with Splinter and Bruce Wayne sizing each other up as the two mentors they are.

76.90 € ~~100.00 €~~ -23%

Batman: The Long Halloween Deluxe Edition

Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale followed their Halloween specials with a thirteen-issue murder mystery set during Batman’s early years, when Gotham still belonged to the Falcone family and the costumed criminals were only beginning to appear. It was conceived as a direct sequel to Frank Miller’s Year One and became the template for a generation of Batman crime stories. The Long Halloween is one of the few Batman stories that works equally as detective fiction and as tragedy: the mystery holds up, but the real subject is a good man being destroyed in slow motion. Tim Sale’s silhouettes and Gregory Wright’s seasonal colour make each chapter feel like a different month. It is the book Christopher Nolan drew on most heavily for The Dark Knight, and it remains the standard recommendation for a reader’s second Batman purchase after Year One.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 2

The second Golden Age volume covers the early 1940s, when Batman was appearing in three titles at once and the tone shifted from pulp menace toward adventure aimed at children. This is where the Batmobile, the Batcave and the utility belt settle into their permanent form, and where Alfred first appears. The wartime material is also a genuine historical document: Batman selling war bonds on covers while the interior stories quietly avoid the war entirely.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

Batman: Haunted Knight Deluxe Edition

Before The Long Halloween, Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale produced three Halloween specials for Legends of the Dark Knight between 1993 and 1995. They are where the pair worked out the seasonal structure and noir framing that would define their later work together. Haunted Knight is short, and that is its strength: three complete stories that show Loeb and Sale finding their voice in real time. Read before The Long Halloween it supplies context; read after it works as a set of character studies about fear and obligation. For collectors of the Loeb/Sale run, it is the missing first volume.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

Batman: White Knight Deluxe Edition

Sean Gordon Murphy pitched a Batman story set outside continuity and was given something rare: full control of script and art, and a Gotham of his own that DC has since expanded into a whole line. White Knight is the strongest recent entry point for a reader with no Batman background: no crossovers, no prior reading, one authorial voice on script and art. It also commits to its argument instead of walking it back in the last chapter, which is rare for a Batman story that questions Batman.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

Batman: The Black Mirror Deluxe Edition

The Black Mirror was Scott Snyder’s first major DC work, published while Bruce Wayne was absent and Dick Grayson was wearing the cowl. It established Snyder as a Batman writer and led directly to his New 52 run with Greg Capullo. This is Gotham written as horror rather than crime: the threat is a quiet, articulate young man who explains himself calmly, and the tension comes from a father who already knows what his son is. It also makes the strongest case ever published for Dick Grayson as Batman, which is why it stands alone even for readers who skip the surrounding continuity.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

Batman: The Killing Joke Deluxe Edition

The Killing Joke was published in 1988 as a one-shot in which the Joker sets out to prove that one bad day is all it takes to break anyone. Bolland finishes his own art and the control is the point: the Joker is terrifying because the drawing never flinches. The recolouring is genuinely different from the 1988 version, flatter, colder, with the flashbacks in near-monochrome, and it is the reason this edition exists. It remains the most cited Joker story ever published.

14.90 € ~~17.99 €~~ -17%

Batman/Spawn Deluxe Edition

Batman and Spawn crossed over twice in 1994, once from each publisher, with Frank Miller and Doug Moench writing and Todd McFarlane and Klaus Janson drawing. The 1994 books are a document of the moment Image was outselling DC and the two companies had to negotiate as equals. The 2022 one-shot is the reason to buy it now: McFarlane and Capullo, the two definitive Spawn and Batman artists, on the same book for the first time.

24.90 € ~~29.99 €~~ -17%

Batman '66 Omnibus

In 1966 Batman was a prime-time television phenomenon: Adam West and Burt Ward, painted sound effects and a rogues' gallery played by Hollywood guest stars. DC brought that universe back as an ongoing comic. This is the whole run in one volume, and the rare Batman book you can hand to anyone: no continuity to catch up on, no crossovers, just self-contained stories.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

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Batman by James Tynion IV Omnibus Vol. 1-2

Batman by James Tynion IV, collected complete as a pack of 2 oversized omnibus volumes and cheaper than buying them one by one. James Tynion IV's Batman drops Gotham into a modern pressure cooker: new villains, old fears, corporate power, masked trauma and a city that keeps changing faster than Bruce Wayne can control it. With Jorge Jiménez giving the pages sleek velocity, this omnibus captures a Batman era built around escalation, from the aftermath of major upheaval to the arrival of threats that feel designed for a newer, more unstable Gotham. Batman by James Tynion IV Omnibus Vol. 2 continues the Gotham shake-up through Joker War fallout, Ghost-Maker, Clownhunter and Fear State pressure. The run asks whether Batman can still operate the way he used to when the city, his resources and his enemies have all changed shape.

180.00 € ~~250.00 €~~ -28%

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Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 1-3

Batman: Knightfall, collected complete as a pack of 3 oversized omnibus volumes and cheaper than buying them one by one. Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 1 begins the Bane saga by turning Gotham into a gauntlet. Arkham's inmates are loose, Batman is forced through fight after fight, and Bane waits for exhaustion to do what brute strength alone cannot: make the Dark Knight break. Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 2 collects Knightquest, the middle movement of the saga where Jean-Paul Valley takes over as Batman. Gotham gets a more violent Dark Knight, while Scarecrow, the Joker, Gunhawk and others test what happens when the symbol is worn without Bruce Wayne's restraint. Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 3 closes the saga with KnightsEnd, as Bruce Wayne retrains with Lady Shiva and moves to reclaim the Batman mantle. Jean-Paul Valley's new Batman keeps escalating, while Robin and Nightwing help watch the damage caused by a symbol losing its moral centre.

250.00 € ~~350.00 €~~ -29%

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Injustice: Gods Among Us Omnibus Vol. 1-2

Injustice: Gods Among Us, collected complete as a pack of 2 oversized omnibus volumes and cheaper than buying them one by one. Injustice 2 keeps asking what happens after a world has already been broken by its heroes. Tom Taylor returns to a DC universe where trust is scarce, power has consequences and every alliance carries the memory of Superman’s regime. The result is not just a fighting-game tie-in; it is a sharp alternate-DC political thriller about rebuilding after tyranny. Injustice: Gods Among Us Omnibus Volume 1 collects the opening three-year block of the Injustice saga in one huge hardcover, giving DC readers a brutal alternate-universe shelf built around Superman's fall, Batman's resistance and a world under authoritarian pressure.

180.00 € ~~250.00 €~~ -28%

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Batman & Superman in World's Finest: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1-2

Batman & Superman in World's Finest: The Silver Age, collected as a pack of 2 oversized omnibus volumes and cheaper than buying them one by one. Batman & Superman in World's Finest: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1 collects the team-up series at its most inventive, when Superman and Batman shared a book every month and the plots involved body swaps, alien impostors and whatever else the writers could think of. Drawn largely by Curt Swan. Batman & Superman in World's Finest: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 2 continues the team-up run deeper into the sixties, with the plots getting steadily more outlandish and the Superman-Batman partnership settling into the shape it still has today.

127.50 € ~~175.00 €~~ -27%

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Batman: Detective Comics by Ram V Omnibus

Ram V's Detective Comics run is a horror story in three acts: Batman questioning his own mortality while genuine demons start appearing in Gotham. The premise turns the character's own iconography against him: Batman has spent decades pretending to be a demon, and the run asks what happens if one has been living in him all along. It is the most formally ambitious Detective run in years, and Albuquerque's art carries the tone rather than illustrating it.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

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Batman: The Arkham Saga Omnibus

Batman: The Arkham Saga Omnibus collects the comics surrounding the Arkham games, where Gotham is filtered through the continuity, villains and brutal atmosphere of Rocksteady's universe. The appeal is not a standard Batman run but a game-continuity shelf piece: Joker, Harley, the rogues and Arkham's institutional nightmare expanding around the versions many readers met through the games. It belongs with Batman, but its identity is specifically Arkham-world storytelling.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

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Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus Vol. 2

The middle third of Morrison's run is the part where Bruce Wayne is not in it: presumed dead, travelling backwards through history while Dick Grayson wears the cowl. Dick and Damian invert the classic dynamic, a light Batman and a violent Robin, and it is the most purely enjoyable stretch of the run. Frank Quitely draws the opening. Putting the two series in reading order is the reason to own this: published separately, the two halves kept explaining each other out of sequence.

59.90 € ~~75.00 €~~ -20%

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Batman: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1

The Bronze Age is when Batman stopped being camp: after the 1966 television series ended, DC deliberately returned the character to the darkness he started in. This is the era that produced Ra's al Ghul, Man-Bat and the modern Two-Face, and it is the direct ancestor of every serious Batman story since. Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams get the credit, but the volume shows the whole line turning at once, the change was editorial policy, not one creative team.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

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Batman & Robin By Tomasi and Gleason Omnibus (2023 Edition)

Peter J. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason wrote Batman and Robin for the whole New 52 era, and their subject was simple: a father and a son who do not know how to talk to each other. This is the run where Damian Wayne dies and where his death actually lands, because Tomasi had spent thirty issues making the relationship work first. Requiem, the near-silent issue that follows, is one of the best single Batman comics of the decade. Gleason draws Damian better than anyone before or since.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

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Batman: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1

The Silver Age is where Batman left noir behind for science fiction: aliens, transformations, Bat-Mite and Ace the Bat-Hound, published under a comics code that had banned almost everything else. This era is usually dismissed and then quietly enjoyed. The stories are absurd by design, Batman turned into a giant, a genie, an alien, but they are also where the supporting cast expands beyond Robin and Gordon for the first time. Kathy Kane's debut in Detective Comics #233 is the historically significant one.

76.90 € ~~100.00 €~~ -23%

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Elseworlds: Batman Omnibus Vol. 1

Elseworlds: Batman Omnibus Vol. 1 collects alternate Batmen built from what-if energy: gothic reinventions, historical shadows, strange genres and versions of Bruce Wayne that reveal the core of the character by changing everything around him. The pleasure is seeing how flexible Batman becomes when Gotham is allowed to mutate.

135.00 € ~~175.00 €~~ -23%

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Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 3: KnightsEnd (2025 Edition)

Knightsend is the third act of Knightfall: Bruce Wayne has recovered, Jean-Paul Valley is still wearing the cowl, and he has no intention of giving it back. Knightfall broke Batman and KnightQuest showed the replacement failing; this is the volume where the argument gets settled. The Lady Shiva training sequence is the best material Bruce gets in the whole crossover, and the final confrontation works because Azrael is not wrong about everything.

76.90 € ~~100.00 €~~ -23%

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Batman: Detective Comics: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 2

The second Detective Comics New 52 omnibus covers Gotham's most unstable stretch of the era, with the city cycling through hallucination, corruption and a replacement Batman. Gothtopia is the standout: a Gotham where everyone is happy and Batman is the only one who notices something is wrong. Layman's run is far better regarded now than it was on release, and having the Gordon material here connects Detective to the end of Snyder's Batman run.

109.90 € ~~150.00 €~~ -27%

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Batman by Tom King Omnibus Vol. 2

The second half of Tom King's eighty-five issue Batman run, where the wedding arc collapses and the consequences take over the book. Volume 1 sets up the proposal; this is where King collects on it. Bane's plan turns out to be psychological rather than physical, Batman is taken apart by people who know exactly where the joints are, and the run's argument, that Bruce Wayne is not permitted happiness, is stated outright. The Flash crossover chapters are here in place.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

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Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 3

Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 3 follows Batman and Robin's early world, shaped by Robin's rhythm, theatrical villains, brisk cases and Gotham becoming a repeatable stage for danger. The appeal is seeing this DC period collected as one reading path, with its own tone, cast and visual rhythm.

76.90 € ~~100.00 €~~ -23%

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Batman by James Tynion IV Omnibus Vol. 2

The second half of James Tynion IV's Batman, written after The Joker War and built around a Gotham where fear itself becomes municipal policy. Fear State is Tynion's best structural work: Scarecrow weaponising civic anxiety while Simon Saint sells Gotham a surveillance state as the cure. It also introduces Ghost-Maker and gives Peacekeeper-01 a genuinely nasty arc. Volume 2 is where the run stops reacting to The Joker and starts arguing about what policing Gotham should look like.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

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Batman: Curse of the White Knight Deluxe Edition

Having established his own Gotham in White Knight, Sean Gordon Murphy widened the story from a municipal argument to a historical one, turning the attack on the Wayne family name itself. The first book asked whether Batman helps Gotham; this one asks what Gotham was built on, which is a harder question and a better sequel. Murphy again handles script and art, so the escalation never loses the visual identity that made the first volume work.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

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Batman: The Man Who Laughs Deluxe Edition

The Man Who Laughs is Ed Brubaker and Doug Mahnke's account of Batman's first encounter with the Joker, written as a direct continuation of Frank Miller's Year One. Brubaker writes the Joker as a public health emergency rather than a nemesis, poisoned reservoirs, televised threats, a city that does not yet know what it is dealing with, and Mahnke draws the victims' faces, which is the detail everyone remembers. Made of Wood is the other draw: a genuine detective story with the Golden Age Green Lantern.

28.90 € ~~34.99 €~~ -17%

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Batman: A Death in the Family Deluxe Edition

In 1988 DC set up a 900 number and let readers vote on whether Jason Todd, the second Robin, would survive. By a margin of 72 votes out of more than ten thousand, they chose to kill him. Jim Starlin and Jim Aparo wrote and drew the outcome, and DC did not reverse it for almost twenty years. Pairing the two arcs is the point: the first shows the cost, the second shows what Batman becomes without it. Read together they explain why Batman spent two decades unable to talk about Jason, and they set up Under the Red Hood directly. This is foundational continuity rather than a curiosity, and the deluxe format is the cleanest way to own it.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

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Batman: Under the Red Hood Deluxe Edition

Under the Red Hood undid the most permanent death in Batman’s history. Judd Winick brought Jason Todd back not as a redemption story but as an indictment, and the arc has shaped every Batman and Robin story written since. Winick refuses to let Batman answer that question comfortably, and the book is stronger for it. At 544 pages this is the complete storyline rather than the abridged version, including Annual #25’s explanation of the resurrection, and it reads as the direct sequel to A Death in the Family.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

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Batman: Arkham Asylum The Deluxe Edition

Batman: Arkham Asylum The Deluxe Edition collects Grant Morrison and Dave McKean's painted graphic novel, one of the strangest and best-selling Batman books ever published. On April Fool's Day the inmates take the asylum and demand Batman walk in alone; interleaved with that night is the diary of Amadeus Arkham, the psychologist who built the place after his mother's death. McKean's mixed-media artwork, paint, photography and collage, makes it unlike any other Batman comic.

28.90 € ~~34.99 €~~ -17%

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All-Star Batman by Scott Snyder: The Deluxe Edition

All-Star Batman by Scott Snyder: The Deluxe Edition collects Snyder's complete post-New 52 run, in which he hands Batman a different A-list artist every arc and sends him out of Gotham. It opens with Batman driving Two-Face across the country while every bounty hunter and civilian in America tries to stop him, and keeps escalating from there. Art by John Romita Jr., Jock, Sean Murphy, Afua Richardson, Giuseppe Camuncoli and Tula Lotay.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

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The Batman Who Laughs: The Deluxe Edition

The Batman Who Laughs: The Deluxe Edition collects Scott Snyder and Jock's New York Times bestselling mini-series, in which the Batman of a dead universe — infected by the Joker's toxin and gifted with the ability to think exactly like him — comes to the main DC Earth with a plan for Bruce Wayne specifically. Includes The Grim Knight, the origin of his equally lethal lieutenant.

32.90 € ~~39.99 €~~ -18%

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Batman & The Joker: The Deadly Duo: The Deluxe Edition

Batman & The Joker: The Deadly Duo: The Deluxe Edition collects Marc Silvestri's series, in which Batman and the Joker are forced to work together after Gordon is kidnapped and Harley Quinn goes missing. Silvestri writes and draws, which he rarely does.

24.90 € ~~29.99 €~~ -17%

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Detective Comics #1000: The Deluxe Edition (New Edition)

Detective Comics #1000: The Deluxe Edition collects the thousandth issue of the longest-running comic in America, with short stories by most of the writers and artists who have defined Batman over the last forty years.

19.90 € ~~24.99 €~~ -20%

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Batman/Superman: World's Finest: Deluxe Edition Vol. 1

Mark Waid and Dan Mora took the oldest team-up in superhero comics and made it feel new by refusing to make it grim. Their World's Finest is set in a bright, slightly retro past where Batman and Superman still trust each other, Robin is a boy wonder again and the Doom Patrol, the Devil Nezha and the Metal Men all get their turn.

40.90 € ~~49.99 €~~ -18%

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Gotham City: Year One: Deluxe Edition

Tom King and Phil Hester go back to 1961 and tell Gotham's original sin without Batman in it. Private investigator Slam Bradley takes the kidnapping case of Helen Wayne, heir to the Wayne fortune, and what he finds is a city already rotten with police corruption and racial violence long before anyone put on a cape.

28.90 € ~~34.99 €~~ -17%

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Batman: Arkham Asylum: Living Hell: The Deluxe Edition

A white collar criminal fakes insanity to dodge prison and lands in Arkham Asylum, where the joke stops being funny about four hours in. Dan Slott and Ryan Sook tell Arkham from the inside as a prison drama, with Batman appearing only when the place has already done its work.

24.90 € ~~29.99 €~~ -17%

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Batman: Ego and Other Tails by Darwyn Cooke: The Deluxe Edition

Ego is Bruce Wayne sitting in the cave arguing with Batman about whether either of them should exist. Darwyn Cooke drew it in 2000 and it remains the cleanest statement anybody has made about what the character costs the man, collected here with the rest of his Batman and Catwoman work.

32.90 € ~~39.99 €~~ -18%

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Batman: Year Three: The Deluxe Edition

After Jason Todd is murdered, Batman starts working alone, angry and out of control, and Alfred calls Nightwing because nobody else will say it to his face. Marv Wolfman uses Dick Grayson's own past to explain what Batman does to the people he takes in, and what the man who killed the Waynes has been doing since.

15.90 € ~~19.99 €~~ -20%

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Dark Nights: Death Metal: The Deluxe Edition

The Batman Who Laughs has won, the Earth is a scrapyard ruled by dark multiverse versions of everyone, and Wonder Woman has to put a chainsaw through it. Snyder and Capullo close their decade of Batman with the loudest book either of them has drawn, and it is deliberately ridiculous.

24.90 € ~~29.99 €~~ -17%

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Batman: The Brave and the Bold: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1

Batman teams up with a different DC hero every issue and Bob Haney writes each one as if continuity were a rumour he had heard once. The result is the loosest, fastest Batman comic ever published, and Jim Aparo draws almost all of it.

94.90 € ~~125.00 €~~ -24%

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Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham: The Deluxe Edition

Rafael Grampá writes and draws his own Gotham, a city so filthy and so detailed that Batman looks like part of the architecture. It is a Black Label book about a serial killer, and the reason to buy it is that nobody draws like Grampá.

28.90 € ~~34.99 €~~ -17%

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Batman: The Dark Knight Returns: The Deluxe Edition

Ten years after Batman was last seen, Gotham has rotted and a fifty-five year old Bruce Wayne puts the suit back on because he cannot help it. Frank Miller's 1986 series is the book that changed what superhero comics were allowed to be, for better and for worse.

32.90 € ~~39.99 €~~ -18%

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Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Deluxe Edition (New Edition)

New York City: The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles face the battle of a lifetime, fighting not only the fearsome Foot Clan and their leader, the Shredder, but also the alien forces of General Krang, which is exactly Krang’s plan. Now a single dimensional warp can rid him of both of his greatest rivals in one fell swoop!

32.90 € ~~39.99 €~~ -18%

Batman by Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo Omnibus Vol. 1-2

Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo defined Batman for the New 52 era, and this pack brings their entire run together in two oversized omnibus volumes. It opens with The Court of Owls, a secret society hidden inside Gotham's history, runs through Death of the Family and Zero Year, and closes with Endgame, the definitive Joker war, plus Superheavy and Bloom. One of the most acclaimed and best-selling Batman runs of the modern era, collected complete.

180.00 € ~~250.00 €~~ -28%

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