Marvel & DC omnibus editions

Y: The Last Man Omnibus collects all sixty issues of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's Eisner-winning series in one oversized hardcover. Every male mammal on Earth dies in the same instant except Yorick Brown and his monkey, and what follows is part road movie, part political thriller and mostly a study of how people rebuild.

100 Bullets Omnibus Vol. 2 collects the second half of the series, where the Trust, the Minutemen and Agent Graves stop circling each other and the conspiracy resolves into open war. It also includes the full Brother Lono sequel. The ending is one of the most complete in crime comics.

Young Justice Omnibus Vol. 1 collects Peter David and Todd Nauck's run, in which Robin, Superboy and Impulse form a team with no adult supervision and considerably less competence than the Teen Titans. It is the funniest sustained superhero book DC published in the late nineties, and the direct source of the animated series.

Legion of Super-Heroes by Mark Waid and Barry Kitson Omnibus collects the relaunch that reframed the Legion as a youth movement: thousands of teenagers across the galaxy following an ideal, with the actual team as its public face. It is the most accessible entry point the Legion has ever had.

Gary Kwapisz takes over as the main artist and gives the magazine a rougher, dirtier Hyborian Age than Buscema's. Collects the eighth run of The Savage Sword of Conan, written by Roy Thomas and Michael Fleisher with art by Gary Kwapisz, Ernie Chan and John Buscema.

Michael Green co-wrote Blade Runner 2049 and then went back to fill in the years between the two films, following a blade runner who walks away from the job rather than finish it. Collects the complete Blade Runner 2019 series by Michael Green and Mike Johnson with art by Andres Guinaldo.

Marvel turns its own universe into the punchline. Across the complete run of What The--?!, the Fantastic Four, Punisher, Doctor Strange, Thor, Captain America and Man-Thing are pulled apart by creators who know the originals well enough to parody every costume, catchphrase and continuity habit.

Marvel turns its own universe into the punchline. Across the complete run of What The--?!, the Fantastic Four, Punisher, Doctor Strange, Thor, Captain America and Man-Thing are pulled apart by creators who know the originals well enough to parody every costume, catchphrase and continuity habit.

The first Star Wars comic begins with A New Hope, then has to invent what comes next before the saga has rules. Luke returns to Tatooine, Vader hunts for answers, and Han and Chewbacca cross paths with Crimson Jack, Beilert Valance and Jaxxon on the road to The Empire Strikes Back.

The first Star Wars comic begins with A New Hope, then has to invent what comes next before the saga has rules. Luke returns to Tatooine, Vader hunts for answers, and Han and Chewbacca cross paths with Crimson Jack, Beilert Valance and Jaxxon on the road to The Empire Strikes Back.

The award-winning creative team who breathed fresh life into DAREDEVIL, work their magic on two iconic Avengers! Natasha Romanoff, the Black Widow, stars in a knock-down, drag-out tale of action and espionage! The world's greatest superspy has a lifetime of secrets - and when some of the darkest ones are made public, nobody is safe.

Daken, son of Logan, emerges from the shadows to become the new Wolverine for a dark world! As one of Norman Osborn's Avengers, Daken has power, access and an identity he hates: his father's! This new Wolverine doesn't know how long this will last, but one thing's for sure: He's going to have fun while it does!

Giant-Size classic issues were one of Marvel's signature formats in the 1970s, in one great big Omnibus! All your favorite super heroes — plus some of Marvel’s horror icons — star in extra-length adventures that gave comic fans of the 1970s even more bang for their buck! The Thing battles the Hulk, and the Fantastic Four meet the Multiple Man!

GIANT-SIZE classics from the 1970s! All your favorite super heroes - plus some of Marvel's horror icons - star in extra-length adventures that gave comic fans of the 1970s even more bang for their buck! The Thing battles the Hulk, and the Fantastic Four meet the Multiple Man! Spider-Man endures monstrous encounters with Morbius, Man-Wolf, Dracula and Man-Thing!

Godzilla, the towering scourge of Tokyo, rises from the depths in the United States - and the Marvel Universe! For two glorious years in the 1970s, Japan's greatest export was one of Marvel's biggest stars - marching across America and battling some of the best and brightest the House of Ideas had to offer, including the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, the Champions, Nick Fury and the mechanized monster fighter, Red Ronin!

Featuring stories and art by the greatest talents in the comics industry! In 1982, the comics industry was making rapid advances. The door to higher-quality, prestige titles had been opened, and MARVEL FANFARE planted the flag as the place to be seen. The series gave some of the industry's greatest creators - like Frank Miller, Barry Windsor-Smith, Chris Claremont and Michael Golden - a chance to make singular statements on Marvel icons like Captain America, the Thing and Spider-Man.

Featuring stories and art by the greatest talents in the comics industry! Marvel Fanfare gave the greatest talents of the comic book industry the opportunity to make unique and defining statements on Marvel’s characters. And they didn’t hold back!

Stories and art by the greatest talents in the comics industry! The third and final Marvel Fanfare Omnibus completes the definitive reprinting of the 1980s’ premier comics anthology! Showcasing top-tier creative talent and a diverse lineup of characters, Fanfare delivered a cutting-edge comics experience like no other.

Stories and art by the greatest talents in the comics industry! The third and final MARVEL FANFARE Omnibus completes the definitive reprinting of the 1980s' premier comics anthology! Showcasing top-tier creative talent and a diverse lineup of characters, Fanfare delivered a cutting-edge comics experience like no other.

May 1965 marked the debut of Nick Fury, agent of SHIELD - and this omnibus collects the entire publishing slate from that monht, in this time capsule of an omnibus! Marvel proudly celebrates the 60th anniversary of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s S. H. I. E. L. D. with an Omnibus collecting every Marvel comic released in May 1965, the month Nick Fury’s super-hero spy thriller debuted!

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of Marvel's cutting-edge "Nick Fury, Agent of S. H. I. E. L. D." Marvel proudly celebrates the 60th anniversary of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's S. H. I. E. L. D. with an Omnibus collecting every Marvel comic released in May 1965, the month Nick Fury's super-hero spy thriller debuted!

On a world where society is based upon magic, ultimate power rests in the hands of the last person who wants it: Giselle Villard, professional party girl! The carefree socialite may live on Ciress, a planet rife with sorcery, but she wants nothing whatsoever to do with it. Meanwhile, her sister, Genevieve, has devoted her life to one of the seven mystical guilds that preside over the world.

On a world where society is based upon magic, ultimate power rests in the hands of the last person who wants it: Giselle Villard, professional party girl! The carefree socialite may live on Ciress, a planet rife with sorcery, but she wants nothing whatsoever to do with it. Meanwhile, her sister, Genevieve, has devoted her life to one of the seven mystical guilds that preside over the world.

Created in 1939, Namor was Marvel's first super hero, and his 1960s reintroduction linked those appearances to create the tapestry of the Marvel Universe! Imperius rex! Namor, the Sub-Mariner, is getting the Omnibus treatment! This volume takes a deep dive into his first Marvel Age exploits, collecting all the rare appearances where the anarchic antihero wreaked havoc on the nascent Marvel Universe.