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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.

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.

Jason Aaron rebuilds Earth’s Mightiest Heroes around Captain America, Iron Man and Thor, then adds Black Panther, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk and Robbie Reyes. Celestials, vampires, the War of the Realms, Khonshu and the Phoenix Force turn the opening movement of his run into one escalating cosmic epic.

Jason Aaron rebuilds Earth’s Mightiest Heroes around Captain America, Iron Man and Thor, then adds Black Panther, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk and Robbie Reyes. Celestials, vampires, the War of the Realms, Khonshu and the Phoenix Force turn the opening movement of his run into one escalating cosmic epic.

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.

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.

Joe Kelly turns Deadpool from a loud mercenary into a damaged man who desperately wants proof that he can be better. Blind Al, Weasel and Siryn give him people to fail; Taskmaster, Typhoid Mary and T-Ray make sure every attempt at redemption hurts. The jokes land because the consequences do not disappear.

Joe Kelly turns Deadpool from a loud mercenary into a damaged man who desperately wants proof that he can be better. Blind Al, Weasel and Siryn give him people to fail; Taskmaster, Typhoid Mary and T-Ray make sure every attempt at redemption hurts. The jokes land because the consequences do not disappear.

Greg Rucka writes Frank Castle as a force moving through other people’s lives. Detectives hunt the Exchange, wounded Marine Rachel Cole is pulled into his war, and a grounded crime story keeps widening until Spider-Man, Daredevil and the Avengers can no longer ignore what the Punisher is doing to New York.

Greg Rucka writes Frank Castle as a force moving through other people’s lives. Detectives hunt the Exchange, wounded Marine Rachel Cole is pulled into his war, and a grounded crime story keeps widening until Spider-Man, Daredevil and the Avengers can no longer ignore what the Punisher is doing to New York.

Batgirl: Year One Deluxe Edition collects Scott Beatty and Chuck Dixon's retelling of how Barbara Gordon talked her way into the cape, drawn by Marcos Martin in one of the most admired art jobs of its decade. It is light, fast and genuinely joyful, which is rare for a Bat-family origin.