A chill in the dark. A whisper in the hall. A doorway no one should step through. DC Finest: Horror: Where Dead Men Walk gathers some of DC’s most iconic iconic horror anthology issues into one volume.
From one of the greatest storytellers of his generation, Grant Morrison's Animal Man took a forgotten DC Comics character and reimagined him in a groundbreaking, postmodern series that redefined what was possible in superhero comics.
This compact volume features Moore's earliest issues in the classic run, starting with “The Anatomy Lesson.” Swamp Thing's mythology is hauntingly reshaped with terrifying revelations that begin a journey of discovery and adventure.
Dick Grayson has made a name for himself in Blüdhaven as the hero Nightwing. When he's approached by a modeling agent, he laughs it off. But when Barbara tells him to hit the road, he decides to try taking a walk... down the runway!
From Superman, the Flash, the Legion of Super-Heroes, and more, Mark Waid wrote across the entire DC Universe. Now, for the first time, his epic stewardship of the JLA comes together in one massive omnibus.
A dark universe screams to be heard—and Batman is the one who opens the door. Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s explosive, reality-shattering epic that introduced the Dark Multiverse arrives in an affordable, portable DC Compact Comics edition.
Following two generations of masked superheroes from the close of World War II to the icy shadow of the Cold War, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' monumental WATCHMEN is one of the most influential graphic novels of all time.
For years, Batman has instilled fear into criminals by posing as a demonic creature of the night. But as the Dark Knight begins to question his own mortality he must also ask himself if there has in fact been an actual dark entity living in him all along.
