Rafa Sandoval

Ultimate Marvel by Jonathan Hickman Omnibus collects his original 2010–2012 run on the first Ultimate Universe — not the 2024 relaunch, but the acclaimed earlier work that planted its seeds. Ultimate Comics Ultimates is geopolitical, high-concept superhero storytelling on a world scale: the rise of the hyper-accelerated posthuman "City," the collapse of nations, and the turn of Reed Richards toward the villain he will become — the Maker. With Ultimate Thor and Ultimate Comics Hawkeye alongside, drawn by Carlos Pacheco, Esad Ribić and more. The run that Hickman himself would later build the new Ultimate Universe from.

This Vol. 1 gathers the launch of Robert Venditti’s Rebirth-era run and its lead-in miniseries into a single hardcover, following the Green Lantern Corps from near-oblivion back to full strength. Freed from the pocket universe, Hal Jordan and the reborn Corps confront Sinestro, who has imposed his yellow Sinestro Corps light on the universe, then hunt Larfleeze and search for the missing Saint Walker across the Sinestro’s Law, Bottled Light and Prism of Time arcs. The volume defines the Green Lantern status quo of the Rebirth line and pairs directly with the earlier Green Lantern by Robert Venditti Omnibus.

Green Lantern by Robert Venditti Omnibus Vol. 2 follows the Corps under cosmic leadership pressure, shaped by war-scale decisions, spectrum politics and the cost of carrying a ring when every choice echoes outward. The appeal is seeing this DC period collected as one reading path, with its own tone, cast and visual rhythm.

The Flash by Joshua Williamson Omnibus Vol. 3 brings the modern Barry Allen run toward heavier emotional and mythological stakes, with Speed Force mystery, legacy and villain pressure all closing in. It is fast superhero storytelling, but the hook is Barry trying to keep his heart intact while time keeps breaking around him.