Marvel & DC omnibus editions

Mark Gruenwald's epic run continues with Steve Rogers back in the red-white-and-blue! With his familiar shield in hand, Steve battles alongside Nick Fury and takes on the Supreme Soviets! But his return to the mantle of Captain America may come to a swift end as he struggles to survive Mother Night's camp of hate - while transformed into a scrawny teenager!

The howling-mad Cap-Wolf and more of the Sentinel of Liberty’s most action-packed adventures! Captain America faces a threat like never before when Superia raises an army of female super villains — but even with the roguish gun-for-hire Paladin’s help, can Cap thwart Superia’s stratagem? Next, Cap comes face-to-face with his German counterpart, Hauptmann Deutschland.

While the world believes that Steve Rogers is dead, Captain America lives on! In this Omnibus collection of Marvel classics by Stan Lee, Gene Colan and John Romita Sr., Cap embarks upon some of his all-time greatest adventures! A body-swapping encounter with the Red Skull and his Cosmic Cube leads to the first appearance of the Falcon; M.

The early '70s were interesting times for America - and adventurous ones for Captain America! Featuring more than forty issues of Cap action, this oversized Omnibus collects writer Steve Englehart's and artist Sal Buscema's iconic run on the Star-Spangled Avenger! Cap battles enemies - and allies - including Doctor Faustus, S.

The early '70s were interesting times for America - and adventurous ones for Captain America! Featuring more than forty issues of Cap action, this oversized Omnibus collects writer Steve Englehart's and artist Sal Buscema's iconic run on the Star-Spangled Avenger! Cap battles enemies - and allies - including Doctor Faustus, S.

Includes Roger Stern and John Byrne’s complete run, a high watermark for Captain America storytelling! Pop culture might have gone from disco to punk to new wave during the four-year run of stories collected in this Omnibus extravaganza, but one man remained as red, white and blue as ever: Steve Rogers, Captain America!

Includes Roger Stern and John Byrne's complete run, a high-water mark for Captain America storytelling! Pop culture might have gone from disco to punk to new wave during the four-year run of stories collected in this Omnibus extravaganza, but one man remained as red, white and blue as ever: Steve Rogers, Captain America!

Jack Kirby created the Eternals in 1976, after returning from DC, as a bid to explain human mythology as the memory of alien visitors. Kirby wrote and drew the whole run and it was cancelled before he could finish. The Celestials — building-sized judges who arrive every few thousand years to decide whether humanity survives — are the enduring idea, and Marvel has used them ever since. It is Kirby's last great creation and it reads unlike anything else he did.

Harley Quinn's adventures in Coney Island continue in the second volume of the Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti run. Harley has established herself as Coney Island's unofficial protector, builds her own gang, and takes on threats ranging from local crime to cosmic weirdness. The series maintains the anarchic energy of the first volume while deepening the supporting cast and Harley's relationships. One of DC's most purely entertaining series of the 2010s, continuing the run that made Harley Quinn a star.

JSA by Geoff Johns Omnibus Vol. 3 closes out the original series and opens the acclaimed 2007 relaunch, Justice Society of America. It gathers the "Lightning Saga" JLA/JSA crossover and the celebrated "Thy Kingdom Come", the epic where the Superman of Kingdom Come crosses into the main DC Universe. Dale Eaglesham becomes the signature artist of the relaunch, under iconic Alex Ross covers, in the run that broke Stargirl out as a marquee character. The definitive Johns JSA reaches its high point.

Ta-Nehisi Coates wrote Black Panther for five years and treated Wakanda as a political problem rather than a setting: a monarchy whose subjects have started asking why it exists. The first half is a revolution against T'Challa by people with legitimate grievances, which almost no superhero comic attempts. The second half moves to a Wakandan empire in deep space, thousands of years in the future, where T'Challa is an amnesiac slave. Both halves are genuinely political rather than politically flavoured.

Hollywood heavyweight Reginald Hudlin delivers one of the most influential Black Panther runs of all! Teaming with superstar artist John Romita Jr., Reginald Hudlin begins by going right back to the start — presenting T'Challa's origin in cinematic scope! The secret history of Wakanda is revealed as Princess Shuri becomes a huge part of the Black Panther mythos!

Two decades of Black Panther stories in one action-packed volume! Return to Wakanda for more tales of the Black Panther - beginning with T'Challa setting out on far-out adventures that could only be conceived by his legendary co-creator, Jack Kirby! The King of Comics sets the King of Wakanda on an epic quest to discover the startling secret of King Solomon's Frog that sees him encounter alien races, battle eternal samurai warriors and more!

Completing the original adventures of the first Captain Marvel, from his high-flying cosmic adventures in the depths of space, to the heartbreaking and all-time-great story of his tragic death. Welcome to the next level of cosmic consciousness with the adventures of Captain Marvel! From Earth to the Moon to the Watcher's homeworld and into the Negative Zone, these galaxy-spanning stories set the tone for Marvel epics.

Swamp Thing: Dark Genesis Omnibus collects the original Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson run that created the character, plus the material that followed before Alan Moore arrived. Wrightson's swamp is one of the most beautiful things ever drawn in a mainstream comic.

The middle and strongest stretch of Marvel's longest-running horror series. Dracula is hunted across Europe while the book turns from monster-of-the-month into a genuine serial novel with a continuing cast. Gene Colan's shadow work here is the reason artists still study this run.

Bill Mantlo and a young Jim Lee on Alpha Flight, collected for the first time: issues #30-70 plus annuals, 1,192 pages.

Suicide Squad by John Ostrander Omnibus Vol. 1 collects the run that invented everything the concept is known for: Amanda Waller, the bomb in the neck, and the certainty that some of the team will not come back. Ostrander writes it as a Cold War espionage book that happens to use supervillains, and it remains far sharper than any adaptation of it.

Longtime Marvel writer Bill Mantlo teamed with rising star Jim Lee on Canada's premier super-team! Alpha Flight has a new home: Mansion Alpha! From this technologically advanced base, the team protects its nation from threats like Scramble, Deadly Ernest and the Great Beasts! Heather Hudson suits up as the new Vindicator and seeks out her old friend Wolverine to train her as a super hero!

The companion to the main House of M Omnibus, gathering every scattered tie-in of the 2005 event into a single oversized hardcover. It runs from the Scarlet Witch's breakdown in Excalibur, through the New Avengers' post-event Collective arc, to the House of M: Avengers, Civil War: House of M and Masters of Evil minis that explored the mutant-ruled timeline. The one book that saves House of M collectors from chasing dozens of loose issues.

The first time Rom the Spaceknight's Marvel run has been collected in one book. Bill Mantlo turned a Parker Brothers electronic toy into a genuine Marvel Universe saga, threading the Dire Wraiths through S.H.I.E.L.D., the X-Men and Doctor Strange, while Sal Buscema drew the entire run. It gathers the origin and Rom's arrival on Earth across his first twenty-nine issues, a Bronze Age cult classic locked out of print for decades by licensing disputes.

Before Blade became a cinematic icon, he was born in the pages of Tomb of Dracula — a vampire hunter with an edge unlike any other. Marv Wolfman, the writer who created Blade, built the character from the ground up in Marvel's most influential horror comic of the Bronze Age. This omnibus collects Blade's early appearances and solo material from his formative years, drawn from the Tomb of Dracula era and surrounding titles.

The magazine half of Marvel's Dracula project, printed in black and white and written for an adult audience without the constraints of the Comics Code. Longer stories, harder edges, and a different Dracula from the one in the colour series.

Marvel's 2024 vampire event complete in 1,360 pages: Blood Hunt #1-5 by Jed MacKay and Pepe Larraz with its tie-ins across Spider-Man, Avengers, Doctor Strange, Black Panther and more. Direct Market edition with Alex Ross's cover.