I feel there’s a story in the DC Comics Spring 2026 trade paperback and hardcover catalog solicitations, and some recent ones before it, about where DC Comics is right now. I don’t have inside knowledge, so I hate to say this is evidence of the Marie Javins era versus the Dan DiDio era, but there’s a couple things that strike me as different.

It is, mainly, the DC Finest books. The indication of a real initiative is how quickly can you go swimming in it; it took a long time, and ultimately never, until you could go swimming in the Earth One graphic novels. DC Finest, on the other hand, multiply like rabbits, and it’d be one thing if they were like Superman Chronicles, starting way back and taking forever, if ever, to catch up. No, we’ve got Golden Age Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, but you can also be making your way through major post-Crisis Batman, Mike Grell’s Green Arrow, John Ostrander’s Suicide Squad, Gail Simone’s Wonder Woman, Zero Hour, and now even the Superman Triangle Titles.

DC Finest seems significant, and expanding. Forty dollars for an average of 550 pages isn’t bad, either. I’m disappointed they’re not available digital, though I recognize that’s a bit too big for digital — it’s a bummer, but also, look at DC throwing so much at print. Bad for me, but let’s hear it for the industry. It is, in a way, the antithesis of the New 52 day-and-date pattern.

Neither am I the audience for omnibuses, so admittedly it does surprise me to see them proliferate, but clearly they’re good and continually sellers for DC — nearly a quarter of the books solicited are omnibuses. And DC clearly sees omnibus as part of the single issues-to-trades-to-omnibus pipeline; see the Batman by Chip Zdarsky Omnibus, arriving only about a year after Zdarsky’s final Batman issue, and the Titans by Tom Taylor Omnibus, less than two years after Taylor’s Titans ended. Not to mention New 52 omnibuses like Catwoman, Detective Comics Vol. 2, Earth 2, and Flash Vol. 2 — these sound logical, but if you were there in the New 52, none of these were guaranteed to ever be seen again once continuity changed. Whole runs of series — come see our history, warts and all — and collected exclusively in print. These are not the actions of a company back on its heels, worried about existential threats, like I think they were in 2011.

Two more thoughts. One, not only is Vertigo back, but there’s at least a dozen Elseworlds titles on this list, reprints and omnibuses and new stories. Elseworlds! Calling things like they were called once upon a time, not running away from that naming toward one monolithic brand. (Not to mention the second volumes of pseudo-Elseworlds Absolute Batman, Absolute Wonder Woman, Absolute Superman, Absolute Flash, and Absolute Green Lantern.)

Second, this year-or-so from launch to event really seems to be working. They’ve done it twice now — Infinite Frontier to Dark Crisis, Dawn of DC to Absolute Power, with DC All In underway, and it not only offers an overarching story that DC can use to juice their titles, culminating in a big event, but it also offers a place to relaunch often (the other way DC juices their titles) in ways that feel more natural than, like, Convergence. Neither Dark Crisis nor Absolute Power were perfect, but they were good enough, and each sequence feels as close as DC’s come to the “Countdown to Infinite Crisis” since 2006. That was a nut the old leadership never could crack, but it increasingly feels like the new DC’s got it.

There’s a whole catalog here to look at. Let me know what stands out to you.

• 100 Bullets Book Four (New Edition) TP

New printing, collecting issues #59–80 by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso.

• Absolute Batman Vol. 2: Abomination HC

• Absolute Batman Vol. 2: Abomination TP

Coming in February in hardcover and paperback. No contents listed, but Absolute Batman Vol. 1: The Zoo collected issues #1–6, and it looks like the “Abomination” storyline goes maybe to issue #13?

• Absolute Blackest Night (New Edition) HC

Collects Blackest Night #0—8, Untold Tales of the Blackest Night #1, DC Universe #0, Blackest Night Director’s Cut #1, and Green Lantern #43—48 and 50—52. After I read Blackest Night in trades, I re-read it in single issue order in 2011, which seems the closest to what’s collected here.

• Absolute Daytripper (2026 Edition) HC

Re-collecting the 2010 10-issue Vertigo miniseries by brothers Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba.

• Absolute Flash Vol. 2 HC

• Absolute Flash Vol. 2 TP

In hardcover and paperback in June. The previous volume collected issues #1–6.

• Absolute Green Lantern Vol. 2 HC

• Absolute Green Lantern Vol. 2 TP

In hardcover and paperback in June, the second volume by Al Ewing and Jahnoy Lindsay. The previous volume collected issues #1–6.

• Absolute Power TP

In February, paperback of the Mark Waid/Dan Mora event miniseries, following the hardcover.

• Absolute Superman Vol. 2: Son of the Demon HC

• Absolute Superman Vol. 2: Son of the Demon TP

In hardcover and paperback in March, the second volume by Jason Aaron and Rafa Sandoval. The first volume collected issues #1–6.

• Absolute Wonder Woman Vol. 2: As My Mothers Made Me HC

• Absolute Wonder Woman Vol. 2: As My Mothers Made Me TP

The second volume of the Eisner award-winning series by Kelly Thompson and Hayden Sherman, in hardcover and paperback in February, collecting issues #8–14.

• Animal Man by Tom Veitch and Steve Dillon Compendium TP

In paperback in April, collecting Animal Man #27–50, Suicide Squad #58, and War of the Gods #3 by Tom Veitch, Steve Dillon, and company. That Squad issue was also a “War of the Gods” tie-in; it didn’t feature Animal Man but did include a character who resembled Grant Morrison, echoing Morrison’s previous appearance in the Animal Man title — so, not related to Veitch’s run, but contemporaneous and Animal Man-adjacent.

• Aquaman by Geoff Johns Book One TP

There were plenty drawbacks to the New 52, but Geoff Johns' Aquaman was undeniably a boon for the character. This volume collects issues #0–13, being Johns' Aquaman Vol. 1: The Trench and Aquaman Vol. 2: The Others, which I reviewed in 2012 and 2013 respectively.

• The Bat-Man: Second Knight HC

Sequel to The Bat-Man: First Knight by Dan Jurgens and Mike Perkins, in hardcover in May.

• Batgirl of Burnside: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

The hip run by Brenden Fletcher, Camron Stewart and Babs Tarr that veritably transformed the New 52 into the DC You. Collects Batgirl #35–52, Batgirl Annual #3, Secret Origins #10, and DC Sneak Peek: Batgirl #1. I reviewed Batgirl Vol. 1: Batgirl of Burnside, Batgirl Vol. 2: Family Business, and Batgirl Vol. 3: Mindfields in 2015 and 2017.

• Batgirl Vol. 2: Bloodlines TP

In paperback in February, the second DC All In volume by Tate Brombal and Takeshi Miyazawa, collecting issues #7–11.

• Batman & Robin by Grant Morrison: Absolute Edition HC

New printing (with “Absolute” bumped to the end), collecting Morrison’s Batman & Robin #1–16, Batman: The Return #1, Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #1–6, and bonus content.

• Batman and Robin by Peter J. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason Book Three TP

Collects Batman and Robin #29–40, Batman and Robin Annual #3, Robin Rises: Omega #1, and Robin Rises: Alpha #1, the end of Peter Tomasi’s run on the series. The title would be relaunched a few months later as Robin, Son of Batman by Patrick Gleason alone. I reviewed the issues in Batman and Robin Vol. 7: Robin Rises in 2016.

• Batman and Robin Vol. 2: The Gotham Cycle TP

In paperback in February by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and company, collecting issues #20–24.

• Batman and Robin Vol. 3 TP

Coming in June in paperback by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and company. Contents are said to be just issues #25–28, though indeed that sounds short.

• Batman and the Monster Men (New Edition) TP

New collection of the six-issue miniseries by Matt Wagner.

• Batman Beyond: Unlimited Compendium TP

As we’ve been discussing over on the Facebook page, this is Superman/Batman Annual #4, 2010’s Batman Beyond #1–6, 2011’s Batman Beyond #1–8, Justice League Beyond #21 and #25, Superman Beyond #0, 2012’s Batman Beyond Unlimited #1–18 (including Superman Beyond adventures), and (finally, I’m told) Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker #1 (whether the original or revised version, we’re not sure yet).

Brighter minds can say for sure, but this seems to be DC Animated Universe-based Batman Beyond material, as opposed to the DCU-based Batman Beyond series that came out of New 52: Futures End and continued into DC Rebirth.

• Batman by Chip Zdarsky Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

This is a quick turnaround on an omnibus, relatively, and between Titans by Tom Taylor and this (also the Detective Comics by Mariko Tamaki Omnibus, etc.), I’m starting to perceive a pattern among DC’s collections — a writer does a run, those issues are collected in individual volumes, and assuming it holds together well enough, then the whole run goes to omnibus. That’s not a bad thing, and particularly not when it comes to runs like Zdarsky’s, which might even read better all in one.

This is Batman #125–138, Catwoman #57–58, Batman: Urban Legends #1–6, Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Battle Lines #1, Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Scorched Earth #1, and Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Red Hood #1–2, being Batman: Urban Legends Vol. 1, Batman Vol. 1: Failsafe, Batman Vol. 2: The Bat-Man of Gotham, and Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War, with three Zdarsky trades still to follow for the next omnibus. I am rather surprised they didn’t include Zdarsky’s Batman: The Knight, as some characters from there appear here.

• Batman by Darwyn Cooke: Absolute Edition HC

Said to collect Batman: Ego, Catwoman: Selina’s Big Score, Detective Comics #759–762, Catwoman #1–4, Batman: Gotham Knights #23 and #33, Solo #1 and #5, Batman/The Spirit #1, Batwing #24 and #26–27, Harley Quinn #0, New Talent Showcase #19, Harley Quinn Holiday Special #1, plus material from the Batman: Ego and Other Tails deluxe edition.

• Batman by James Tynion IV Omnibus Vol. 2 HC

Collects Batman #52 (“The List,” final issue of the New 52 run, by Tynion and Riley Rossmo); Batman #106–117, Detective Comics #1027, Batman: Black & White #1, Joker #5–15, The Joker 2021 Annual #1, Batman Secret Files: The Gardener #1, Batman Secret Files: Peacekeeper-01 #1, Batman Secret Files: Miracle Molly #1, Batman: Fear State: Alpha #1, and Batman: Fear State: Omega #1. Can’t claim to understand all of this — starting the Joker series mid-run is perplexing — but what we have at least here is Batman Vol. 4: The Cowardly Lot and Batman Vol. 5: Fear State, the end of Tynion’s run.

• Batman in the Seventies (New Edition) TP

Said to collect Batman #232, #237, #260; Batman Family #1; DC Super-Stars #17; and Detective Comics #407, #410, #442, #457, and #481, with such familiar stories as “Daughter of the Demon” and “There Is No Hope in Crime Alley.”

• Batman: R.I.P.: Absolute Edition HC

This hasn’t ever been an Absolute before? No, seriously?! Collects Grant Morrison’s Batman #676–683, plus some or all of DC Universe #0 and Batman #701-#702. That is mostly the Batman RIP main story, which I reviewed in 2009. Said to also include “remastered artwork.”

• Batman Vol. 1 HC

• Batman Vol. 1 TP

In June in hardcover and paperback, collecting issues #1–6 by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jimenez.

• Batman: Dark Patterns TP

In paperback in March, the 12-issue miniseries by Dan Watters and Hayden Sherman.

• Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 2: Elixir HC

• Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 2: Elixir TP

In hardcover and paperback in February, the next volume by Tom Taylor and Mikel Janin, collecting issues #1097–1102, including the oversized issue #1100.

• Batman: Detective Comics: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 2 HC

Collects Catwoman #27–28, Batgirl #27, Birds of Prey #27–28, Detective Comics #25–52, Batwing #27, Detective Comics Annual #3, Secret Origins #2 and #10, Detective Comics: Futures End #1, Convergence: Justice League #1, and Detective Comics: Endgame #1. Most of those non-Detective titles are part of the “Gothtopia” crossover. Talk about range — this goes from John Layman’s “Gothtopia” to Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato’s street-level Batman vs. gangs story “Icarus,” to Benjamin Percy and John Paul Leon’s contagion thriller “Terminal,” then Manapul and Buccellato write some equally street-level stories of Batman Jim Gordon parallel to Scott Snyder’s Batman: Superheavy, followed by more of the same from the crackerjack team of Peter Tomasi and Fernando Pasarin.

No idea how this will read all together, but it is some interesting comics. This is Detective Comics Vol. 5: Gothtopia, Detective Comics Vol. 6: Icarus, Detective Comics Vol. 7: Anarky, Detective Comics Vol. 8: Blood of Heroes, and Detective Comics Vol. 9: Gordon at War.

• Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham - The Deluxe Edition HC

Finally complete and collected in deluxe hardcover, the four-issue miniseries by Rafael Grampa, coming in April.

• Batman: Gotham by Gaslight: A League for Justice HC

In hardcover in late April, the six-issue Elseworlds miniseries by Andy Diggle and Leandro Fernandez.

• Batman: Gotham by Gaslight: The Kryptonian Age TP

In hardcover in early April, the six-issue miniseries that kicked off the new age of Elseworlds, by Andy Diggle and Leandro Fernandez.

• Batman: Hush 2 HC

This had been solicited for December 2025, but now pushed back to March 2026, likely given the issue delays, and in hardcover only as far as the catalog is concerned. Collects Batman #158–163 by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee, with six more issues rumored to follow later. I reviewed Absolute Hush back in 2005!

• Batman: Sword of Azrael: Deluxe Edition HC

Sure, if anything deserves a deluxe edition, it’s Dennis O’Neil and Joe Quesada’s frenetic, compelling introduction to Azrael Jean Paul Valley, a character more compelling here than his later Azrabats portrayals would suggest. It’s the four-issue miniseries plus the intercompany crossover Azrael/Ash by the same team.

• Batman: The Brave and the Bold: Tomorrow's Heroes TP

In paperback in April and said to collect issues #14–20, the final issues of the series. There are still some Brave and the Bold stories never collected, namely Ed Brisson’s “Stormwatch: Down With the Kings” that tied into Knight Terrors, and I’m not sure if there’s more after that; maybe DC will see fit to get any stragglers in a final volume.

• Batman: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

No contents listed, but the cover shows Batman #244 from 1972 by Dennis O’Neil and Neal Adams.

• Batman: The Dark Knight Returns: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Compact Comics printing of the famed Frank Miller miniseries.

• Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 3 (New Edition) HC

New printing of the omnibus, collecting Detective Comics #75–91, Batman #16–25, and stories from World’s Finest Comics #10–14.

• Batman: The Movies (New Edition) TP

Collects the adaptations of Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, and Batman and Robin, all written by Dennis O’Neil and with Jerry Ordway on the first one. Guest reviewer extraordinaire Zach King reviewed Batman: The Movies in 2021.

• Batman: Under the Red Hood: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Collects Judd Winick’s Infinite Crisis-era Batman #635–641, #645–650, and Batman Annual#25. I reviewed Batman: Under the Hood and Batman: Under the Hood Vol. 2 in 2006–2007.

• Batman: Universe: Deluxe Edition HC

Deluxe edition of the Brian Michael Bendis/Nick Derington stories that were originally published in the Walmart-exclusive Batman Giant titles. I reviewed Batman: Universe in 2020, calling it “a charming, lighthearted take on Batman that’s as fun as they come.”

• Batman: Urban Legends Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

I can’t argue that DC’s omnibus game is strong in these solicitations. Clearly omnibuses are selling, and in contrast to the writer’s run-centric volumes and the event-centric volumes, this is another good idea — take everything from an anthology series and put it in one big book, and then you’ve got a volume that probably feels pretty full for the cost. Though the Urban Legends trades skipped around a lot, I’m guessing this collects Vol. 1, Vol. 2, and Vol. 3, with the other three trades in the next volume.

• Batman: White Knight: Absolute Edition HC

Fascinatingly, this Absolute edition of the eight-part Sean Murphy masterpiece is a “two-volume set showcasing both color and black & white versions of the story.” I reviewed Batman: White Knight, a fantastic Black Label title, in 2018; it doesn’t nearly feel like it’s been that long.

• Batman: White Knight: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

The Black Label miniseries by Sean Murphy in Compact Comics format. I reviewed Batman: White Knight in 2018, which presented “a gritty, socially complex Gotham really only a hair’s removed from our own.”

• Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia HC

This collects the four-issue Black Label miniseries, just recently announced, by Gabriel Hardman, whose work I really enjoyed on Green Lantern: Earth One. Though Dennis O’Neil’s Question is available in omnibus, I would hope the popularity of something like this might spark DC to rerelease the trades.

• Batman/Superman: World's Finest: Deluxe Edition Vol. 1 HC

Coming in fast — is it not since Tom King’s Batman that a series has hit deluxe while it’s still ongoing? Anyway, this is said to be issues #1–10 of the Mark Waid/Dan Mora series, collecting the World’s Finest Vol. 1: The Devil Nezha and World’s Finest Vol. 2: Strange Visitor stories, though Strange Visitor ends with issue #11, so I wonder if there’s an addition to be made.

• Batman/Superman: World's Finest Vol. 8: 20,000 Leagues HC

• Batman/Superman: World's Finest Vol. 8: 20,000 Leagues TP

Issues #35–37 and #40–43 (around the “We Are Tomorrow” crossover) by Mark Waid and company, in hardcover and paperback in March.

• Booster Gold: The Complete 2007 Series Book Three TP

Collects issues #32–47 and the Time Masters: Vanishing Point #1–6 miniseries, by Keith Giffen, JM DeMatteis, Chris Batista, and Dan Jurgens.

• Camelot 3000 TP

Collects the classic 12-issue miniseries by Mike W. Barr and Brian Bolland.

• Catwoman: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

Collects the New 52 Catwoman #0–26, Catwoman Annual #1, Batman and Catwoman #22 (from Peter Tomasi and Patrick Gleason’s Batman and Robin), Batman: The Dark Knight #23.4: Joker’s Daughter, and stories from Young Romance: The New 52 Valentine’s Day Special #1.

To say this New 52 run started by Judd Winick was controversial when it came out is to wholly undersell the gory violence and tawdry sex that helped put the New 52 on the map. Ten-plus years later, to see it preserved in omnibus like a quaint museum piece, is amazing to say the least; everything becomes a distant memory sometime.

This includes issues from Catwoman Vol. 1: The Game, Catwoman Vol. 2: Dollhouse (continuity, if you’re reading the Detective Comics: New 52 omnibus at the same time), Catwoman Vol. 3: Death of the Family, and Catwoman Vol. 4: Gotham Underground. Those latter two books are by Ann Nocenti, trading crime drama for madcap superheroics, and I wasn’t a fan. The next omnibus should complete Nocenti’s run, plus two DC You volumes by Genevieve Valentine and a finale by Frank Tieri.

• Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League TP

There’s very little I want in the world more than Greg Rucka writing a heist thriller using random DC characters, and with Black Magick collaborator Nicola Scott, too. I can only hope this truly does tie in to the ongoing events in the DCU; coming in May in paperback.

• Crisis on Infinite Earths: Absolute Edition HC

Another with “Absolute Edition” moved to the end to avoid the “Absolute Absolute Batman” problem. Said to collect Crisis on Infinite Earths #1–12 and History of the DC Universe #1–2. Without going to dig my copy of Absolute Crisis on Infinite Earths out of storage, I am relatively sure it did not have History of the DCU in it, but did have a companion book of essays and etc. Coming in May 2026.

• Dark Crisis Omnibus HC

Collects Justice League #75; Dark Crisis #0–7; Flash #783–786; Justice League: Road to Dark Crisis #1; I Am Batman #15; Dark Crisis: Young Justice #1–6; Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League: Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, and Batman; Dark Crisis: The Deadly Green #1, Dark Crisis: War Zone #1, Dark Crisis: The Dark Army #1, and Dark Crisis: Big Bang #1.

That’s everything that was collected in Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths, Dark Crisis: Young Justice, Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League, and Tales From Dark Crisis. This event changed its mind so many times about what it wanted to be and do, but I still adore some of the character interactions within it.

• Dark Knights of Steel: Allwinter TP

Paperback of the six-issue Elseworlds miniseries, following the hardcover.

• DC Finest: Batman: A Death in the Family TP

Collects Batman #423–429, Batman Annual #12, Batman: The Cult #1–4, Detective Comics #590–595, and Detective Comics Annual #1. That picks up from the DC Finest: Batman: The Killing Joke and Other Stories volume, being indeed the “Death in the Family” sequence plus an Invasion! tie-in in Detective. These issues are found in Batman: The Caped Crusader Vol. 1 and Batman: The Dark Knight Detective Vol. 2, marking again how this particular DC Finest series is the interspersed version of those two separate collections series.

• DC Finest: Batman: Blind Justice TP

Collects at least, but probably more than, the “Blind Justice” story from Detective Comics #598–600. Due out in July.

• DC Finest: Deadman: How Many Times Can a Guy Die? TP

Collects Silver and Bronze Age Deadman appearances with art by Neal Adams and others. This is Strange Adventures #205–216, Aquaman #50–52, Justice League of America #94, Brave and the Bold #79, #86, #104, and #133, Phantom Stranger #33 and #39–41, World’s Finest #223 and #227, Forever People #9–10, Challengers of the Unknown #74, and Superman #183.

• DC Finest: Fourth World: When the Old Gods Die TP

Said to collect Mister Miracle #1–4, The Forever People #1–5, The New Gods #1–4, Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #133–141, and Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane #115. The contents are about what you’d expect, spanning about the first Jack Kirby’s Fourth World Omnibus and into the second, give or take that Lois Lane issue, which is related to Apokolips but I’m guessing is an error in the listing.

• DC Finest: Green Arrow: The Trial of Oliver Queen TP

Following from DC Finest: Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters, this is more from the Mike Grell run — issues #9–20, Green Arrow Annual #2, Question Annual #2, Secret Origins #38, and Black Canary stories from Action Comics #609–616 and #624–635.

• DC Finest: Hard Traveling Heroes TP

Contents are listed as Green Lantern #76–82, The Flash #191, and World’s Finest Comics #201, which seems a little off; even the sparsest “Hard Traveling Heroes” collections tend to be Green Lantern #76–87 and #89 and Flash #217–219 and #226.

• DC Finest: Justice League of America: Starro the Conqueror TP

Being the first Silver Age adventures of the Justice League, from Brave and the Bold #28–30, Justice League of America #1–19, and Mystery in Space #75.

• DC Finest: Robin: The Origin of Robin TP

No contents listed, but said to collect stories from Batman, Detective Comics, World’s Finest Comics, and Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen from the Silver and Bronze Ages.

• DC Finest: Sgt. Rock: The Rock of Easy Co. TP

Said to collect G.I. Combat #68 and Our Army at War #81–122 by Robert Kanigher, Joe Kubert, and company.

• DC Finest: Suicide Squad: The Nightshade Odyssey TP

Following the DC Finest: Suicide Squad: Trial by Fire volume from earlier this year, this is said to collect Suicide Squad #11–20, Suicide Squad Annual #1, The Doom Patrol and Suicide Squad Special #1, Flash #12, Manhunter#1 and #6, Justice League International #13, Deadshot #1–4, Checkmate #1 (1997), and Checkmate #8 (1988). I question some of that — Manhunter #1 and #6 are by John Ostrander and Kim Yale, though I don’t see any Suicide Squad material in it. I don’t believe there is a 1997 Checkmate #1, though issues #1 and #8 from the 1988 series do both have Amanda Waller in them. Not sure the provenance of Flash #12, either.

• DC Finest: Superman: The Last Days of Superman TP

Collects Silver Age stories from Action Comics #144–159, Superman #64–70, and World’s Finest Comics #46–53, published in the early 1950s and “with restored artwork and remastered colors.”

• DC Finest: Superman: Time and Time Again TP

Collects Superman #49–56, Starman #28, Adventures of Superman #472–479, and Action Comics #659–666, coming in May. As we discussed in our rundown of the possible contents of the Superman: Brainiac Reborn omnibus, this is about the first half of the Superman: The Triangle Era Vol. 1 omnibus.

• DC Finest: Team-Ups: The Impossible Escape TP

Batman’s Bronze Age team-ups from Brave and the Bold and Super-Team Family, with appearances from Mr. Miracle, Green Arrow, Wonder Woman, Deadman, and Kamandi.

• DC Finest: The Demon: Birth of the Demon TP

Collects Jack Kirby’s debut of Etrigan the Demon and classic team-ups — Demon #1–16 (1972–1973) and issues of Brave and the Bold, Detective Comics, Wonder Woman, and more. With work by Len Wein, Gerry Conway, Steve Ditko, and company.

• DC Finest: The Flash: The Fastest Man Dead TP

Collects World’s Finest Comics #198–199; Flash #197–204, #206–212, #215–229; and Brave and the Bold #99.

• DC Finest: The Joker: The Last Ha Ha TP

Fascinatingly, the solicitation suggests this collects not only the 1970s Joker series, but also “his modern ongoing.” However, contents are listed as Batman #251, #260, #286, #291–294, and #321; Detective Comics #475–476, #504; Justice League of America #77; Wonder Woman #280–283; Brave and the Bold #111, #118, #129–130, and #141, and Joker #1–10, which is the exact length of the 1975 series, with nothing “modern” in sight.

• Dc Finest: Western: The Hangman Never Loses TP

In March, collecting Weird Western Tales #12–17, All-Star Western #2–8 and #10–11, Super DC Giant #15, and Tomahawk #130–140, with adventures of El Diablo, Jonah Hex, Rick Wilson, and more.

• DC Finest: Wonder Woman: Dawn Before Darkness TP

Following DC Finest: Wonder Woman: Origins & Omens, collecting the beginning of Gail Simone’s Wonder Woman run, this is Wonder Woman #36–44 and #600, Secret Six #10–14, Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #1–3, and DCU Halloween Special '09 #1. That is at least the Wonder Woman: Warkiller and Wonder Woman: Contagion collections.

• DC Finest: Wonder Woman: Enter the Cheetah TP

Picking up from DC Finest: Wonder Woman: Introducing Wonder Woman, this is the Golden Age Wonder Woman #5–9, Sensation Comics #19–34, Comic Cavalcade #3–7, and All-Star Comics #20.

• DC Pride 2025 HC

Collects the 2025 special in hardcover in May; no word yet if there’s any extras included.

• DC Universe Bronze Age Omnibus by Jack Kirby (New Edition) HC

New edition of Jack Kirby’s “other” DC stories, including In the Days of the Mob #1–2, Spirit World #1, Weird Mystery Tales #1–3, Demon #1–16, Sandman #1–6, OMAC #1–8, Our Fighting Forces #151–162, Super Powers (Vol. 1) #1–5, Super Powers (Vol. 2) #1–6, and more.

• DC Universe by Alex Toth: Deluxe Edition HC

Collects work by the influential artist from Detective Comics, House of Mystery, The Witching Hour, Our Army at War, Adventure Comics, and more; said to be “30 stories spanning the 1940s to the 1990s” and “including rare pinups and gallery pieces.”

• DC vs. Vampires: World War V Vol. 1 TP

Collects issues #1–6 in paperback in June, following this past June’s hardcover.

• Earth 2: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

An overlooked gem of the New 52 era, this was, to my mind, a perfectly viable modern take on the Justice Society, which unfortunately never quite came together after initial writer James Robinson left. We’ve got DC Universe Presents #0, Earth 2 #0–26, Earth 2 Annual #1–2, Batman/Superman #1–4, Earth 2 #15.1: Desaad and Earth 2 #15.2: Solomon Grundy, Earth 2: World’s End #10, and Earth 2: Futures End #1.

I wonder how accurate/complete the contents are, given I’d expect the entirety of Earth 2: World’s End to be collected (26 issues), but here at least we seem to have Earth 2 Vol. 1: The Gathering, Earth 2 Vol. 2: The Tower of Fate, Earth 2 Vol. 3: Battle Cry, Earth 2 Vol. 4: The Dark Age, and Earth 2 Vol. 5: The Kryptonian.

• Elseworlds: Batman Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

Looks like the three Elseworlds: Batman trades all together in one volume, plus the relevant 1994 Elseworlds annuals: Batman Annual #18, Detective Comics Annual #7, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight #1, Batman: Holy Terror #1, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #4, Batman & Dracula: Red Rain #1, Batman: Master of the Future #1, Robin Annual #3, Robin 3000 #1–2, Batman: The Blue, the Grey, and the Bat #1, Batman: Shadow of the Bat Annual #2, Batman/Houdini: The Devil’s Workshop #1, Catwoman Annual #1, Batman: Dark Joker: The Wild #1, Batman: In Darkest Knight #1, Batman: Castle of the Bat #1, Batman: Bloodstorm #1, Batman: Knight Gallery #1, Batman: Man-Bat #1–3, and Batman: Brotherhood of the Bat #1.

• Elseworlds: Justice League Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

Seems to be “Vol. 1” because this includes a variety of the 1994 Elseworlds annuals that were not collected in the Elseworlds: Justice League paperbacks, as well as 1996 “Legends of the Death Earth” annuals: Justice League America Annual #8 and #10, Justice League International Annual #5, Guy Gardner: Warrior Annual #2, Green Lantern Annual #3 and #5, Aquaman Annual #2, Flash Annual #7 and #9, Wonder Woman Annual #5, Kamandi: At Earth’s End #1–6, Kingdom Come #1–4 (really?! Again?!), League of Justice #1–2, Superman/Batman Doom Link Kenner Custom Comic, and Golden Age #1–4.

• Elseworlds: Superman Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

Contents listing is more sparse on this one, but these get shout-outs: Superman: Speeding Bullets, Superman: Kal, Superman: The Dark Side, and Superman/Wonder Woman: Whom Gods Destroy.

• FBP: Federal Bureau of Physics Vol. 1: The Paradigm Shift (New Edition) TP

If I’m not mistaken, this 24-issue Vertigo series by Simon Oliver and Robbie Rodriguez was only collected through issue #13; just a guess, but maybe this new printing of issues #1–7 signals DC’s intention to finish collecting the whole thing.

• The Flash by Joshua Williamson Omnibus Vol. 3 HC

Collects Flash #70–88, #750–762, and #800; Flash Annual #3; DC Cybernetic Summer #1; and Dark Nights: Death Metal: Speed Metal #1. This is Flash: Year One, Flash Vol. 12: Death and the Speed Force. Flash Vol. 13: Rogues Reign, Flash Vol. 14: The Flash Age, and Flash Vol. 15: Finish Line, concluding Williamson’s run.

• The Flash by Mark Waid Omnibus Vol. 3 HC

Collects Flash #142–162, Flash Annual #10–13, Showcase '96 #12, Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends #1–2, Flash Secret Files and Origins #1–2, Speed Force #1, the Life Story of the Flash graphic novel, Flash 80-Page Giant #1–2, and Flash #1,000,000. If no more volumes emerge, then this would indeed collect all of Waid’s original Flash run without the “Wild Wests” issues, Flash #231–237.

• The Flash: Rebirth: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Compact Comics collection of Geoff Johns' six-issue Flash: Rebirth and the first eight issues of his subsequent series, collected in Flash: The Dastardly Death of the Rogues.

• The Flash: The Road to Rebirth Omnibus HC

Collects Flash #25–52, Flash Annual #3, Secret Origins #7, Flash: Futures End #1, and DC Universe: Rebirth #1. If those contents seem random, what it is, is the latter half of the New 52 Flash series, essentially a Flash: New 52 Omnibus Vol. 2, following the Flash by Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato Omnibus. This will collect Flash Vol. 5: History Lessons, Flash Vol. 6: Out of Time, Flash Vol. 7: Savage World, Flash Vol. 8: Zoom, and Flash Vol. 9: Full Stop, with work by Brian Buccellato, Robert Venditti, Van Jensen, and Brett Booth.

• Flinch: The Complete Collection TP

Collects the 16-issue Vertigo horror anthology, in March in paperback, with stories by Brian Azzarello, Greg Rucka, Bill Willingham, Garth Ennis, Jen Van Meter, and more.

• Get Jiro! The Complete Collection TP

Collects Get Jiro! and Get Jiro! Blood & Sushi by the late Anthony Bourdain. I reviewed Get Jiro! in 2015.

• Gotham Central: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Collects the first ten issues of Gotham Central, one of my favorites, being the Gotham Central Vol. 1: In the Line of Duty and Gotham Central Vol. 2: Half a Life trades. I reviewed Half a Life in 2005, and offered a Gotham Central retrospective in 2007.

• Gotham City Sirens: Unfit for Orbit TP

The second modern Gotham City Sirens team-up event, collecting the five-issue mini by Leah Williams and Haining.

• Green Arrow by Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino: The Deluxe Edition (New Edition) HC

Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino’s arrival on the New 52 Green Arrow was a breath of fresh air for a title swiftly going wrong. This is a new edition of the book collecting their full run: Green Arrow #17–34 and #23.1, Secret Origins #4, and Futures End: Green Arrow #1 . I reviewed these in trade form as Green Arrow Vol. 4: The Kill Machine, Green Arrow Vol. 5: The Outsiders War, and Green Arrow Vol. 6: Broken.

• Green Arrow Vol. 5 TP

Issues #25–31 of the DC All In run by Chris Condon and Montos, in paperback in March.

• Green Arrow: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition) HC

Reprint of the previous volume, collecting More Fun Comics #73–107, Adventure Comics #103–117, and World’s Finest Comics #7–28, with an introduction by Roy Thomas.

• Green Arrow: Year One: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Compact Comics edition of the six-issue miniseries by Andy Diggle and Jock. Guest reviewer Jonathan Atkins took a look at Green Arrow: Year One in 2008.

• Green Lantern Dark HC

In hardcover in February, collecting the seven-issue miniseries by Tate Brombal.

• Green Lantern Vol. 5: Fractured Spectrum TP

By Jeremy Adams and Fernando Pasarin, collecting issues #19–24 in paperback in February.

• Green Lantern: The Sinestro Corps War Compendium TP

Said to include Green Lantern, Green Lantern Corps, the Sinestro Corps Special, and Tales of the Sinestro Corps specials. I reviewed Green Lantern: The Sinestro Corps War Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 in 2008.

• Green Lantern/Green Lantern Corps: The Starbreaker Supremacy TP

In paperback in April, collecting the crossover between Green Lantern #25–27 and Green Lantern Corps #7–9.

• Immortal Legend Batman HC

Collects the six-issue tokusatsu-inspired Elseworlds miniseries by Kyle Higgins, Mat Groom, Erica D’Urso, and Dan Mora, in hardcover in May.

• Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year One: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Collects all 12 issues and the annual in Compact Comics format. I reviewed Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year One Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 before coming back to read all the other years in 2024.

• JLA Book Three TP

Said to include DC One Million #1–4, JLA #24–31 (the One Million crossover happening between JLA #23–24), JLA/Titans #1–3, JLA in Crisis Secret Files #1, JLA #1,000,000, and Justice League/Hitman #1–2. I am surprised but pleased to see Devin Grayson and Phil Jimenez' exemplary JLA/Titans included here, which I don’t believe has been collected among the JLA books before.

• JLA: A League of One: Deluxe Edition HC

Collects the Wonder Woman-centric Elseworlds graphic novel JLA: A League of One and the miniseries JLA Classified: Cold Steel, painted by Christopher Moeller.

• John Constantine, Hellblazer by Paul Jenkins and Sean Phillips Omnibus HC

Collects John Constantine, Hellblazer #51, #85–128, and #250; Vertigo: Winter’s Edge #1; and Hellblazer/Books of Magic #1–2.

• The Joker: The Bronze Age Omnibus (New Edition) HC

Said to collect Batman #251, #260, #286, #291–294, #321, #353, #365–366, #400; Brave and the Bold #111, #118, #129–130, #141, #191; DC Comics Presents #41, #72; Detective Comics #475–476, #526, #532; Justice League of America #77; Joker #1–10; and Wonder Woman #280–283 — a bit more, it seems, than the DC Finest: Joker: The Last Ha Ha volume, but with plenty of overlap.

• Joker/Harley: Malicious Intent HC

Collects the four-issue sequel miniseries by Kami Garcia and Zu Orzu, in hardcover in March. I reviewed Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity in 2022.

• JSA Vol. 2: Ragnarok HC

• JSA Vol. 2: Ragnarok TP

In hardcover and paperback in February, the second volume of the new series by Jeff Lemire, collecting issues #7–12.

• Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition) HC

New printing, collecting stories of the Satellite Era: Justice League of America #77–113, also with an introduction by Roy Thomas.

• Justice League of America: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition) HC

No contents listed, but previous versions collected Brave and the Bold #28–30, Justice League of America #1–8, and Mystery in Space #75.

• Justice League Red TP

In paperback in May, collecting what I’m guessing is a miniseries by Saladin Ahmed and Clayton Henry about a League covert ops team.

• Justice League Unlimited Vol. 2 HC

• Justice League Unlimited Vol. 2 TP

The second volume by Mark Waid, Dan Mora, and company, in hardcover and paperback in April, and collecting issues #9–11 and the Justice League: Dark Tomorrow and Justice League: Legion of Darkseid specials.

• Justice League vs Godzilla vs Kong 2 HC

Collects the six-issue sequel miniseries by Brian Buccellato and Christian Duce, in hardcover in April. Zach King reviewed the first Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. King Kong last year.

• Justice League: The New 52 Book Three TP

Collects Forever Evil and the tie-in issues from Justice League #24–35; I reviewed Forever Evil and Justice League Vol. 5: Forever Heroes, both by Geoff Johns, in 2014.

• Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton TP

In paperback in February, collecting the miniseries by Ryan North and Mike Norton.

• Legends Omnibus HC

No specific issue-by-issue contents listed, but this is said to be the six-issue miniseries and “its expansive tie-ins.” We’ve seen this a couple times now, yeah? The Zero Hour omnibus with all its tie-ins, Infinite Crisis and Final Crisis? Legends opens the door, though — if this one works out, can Millennium and Invasion! be too unrealistic? Armageddon 2001, Eclipso: The Darkness Within, and Bloodlines?

• Legion of Super-Heroes Five Years Later Omnibus Vol. 2 (New Edition) HC

The end of the classic run where it coincided with Zero Hour, this collects L.E.G.I.O.N. #69–70, Legion of Super-Heroes #40–61, Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #4, Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #5, Legionnaires #1–18, Legionnaires Annual #1, Valor #20–23, and Who’s Who Update 1993 #1.

• Lobo: Back to Back TP

Collects the four-issue miniseries Lobo: The Last Czarnian and Lobo’s Back by Keith Giffen and Alan Grant with Simon Bisley, also found in Lobo by Giffen and Grant Vol. 1.

• Milestone Compendium Five TP

Collects the final issues of the original Milestone runs — Blood Syndicate #33–35, Hardware #39–50, Icon #38–42, Static #32–45, plus Wise Son: The White Wolf #1–4, Heroes #1–6, Static Shock!: Rebirth of the Cool #1–4, and Milestone Forever #1–2.

• Mr. Terrific: Year One TP

In paperback in February, collecting the six-issue miniseries by Al Letson, Valentine De Landro, and Edwin Galmon. “In five years time, I might not know you …”

• The New Gods Vol. 2: Edge of Darkness HC

• The New Gods Vol. 2: Edge of Darkness TP

In hardcover and paperback in May, issues #7–12, the conclusion of the miniseries by Ram V and Jorge Fornes.

• New Teen Titans Omnibus Vol. 2 (2026 Edition) HC

If I’ve followed this correctly over the years, this should be New Teen Titans #21–40, New Teen Titans Annual #1–2, Tales of the Teen Titans #41, and Batman and the Outsiders #5 (being the second edition of the second volume of the New Teen Titans Omnibus, not the one that originally skipped issue #38).

• Nightwing by Tom Taylor Omnibus Vol. 2 HC

Collects Nightwing #101–118 and Nightwing 2022 Annual #1, being Tom Taylor’s Nightwing Vol. 4: The Leap, Nightwing Vol. 5: Time of the Titans, Nightwing Vol. 6: Standing at the Edge, and Nightwing Vol. 7: Fallen Grayson (review coming soon!).

• Nightwing Vol. 3 HC

• Nightwing Vol. 3 TP

In hardcover and paperback in July from Dan Watters and Dexter Soy; no word yet on contents, though the second volume was issues #125–129.

• Nightwing: A Knight in Bludhaven Compendium Three TP

Collects Batman #600 and #605; Nightwing #60–82; Flash Plus Nightwing #1; Birds of Prey #37; Batman: Gotham Knights #14, #16–17, and #20–21; Nightwing: The Target #1; Batman: The 10-Cent Adventure #1; Joker: Last Laugh Secret Files and Origins #1; Joker: Last Laugh #1–6; and Nightwing: Our Worlds at War #1 — so, stories dipping in and out of the Batman: Murderer/Fugitive and Joker: Last Laugh events.

Chuck Dixon’s original run went to Nightwing #70; this will be the first time Devin Grayson’s issues #71–82 have been collected.

• Nightwing: Leaping into the Light: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Compact Comics collection of issues #78–88, being Tom Taylor’s Nightwing Vol. 1: Leaping into the Light and Nightwing Vol. 2: Get Grayson.

• Omega Men by Tom King: The Deluxe Edition (New Edition) HC

Collects all 12 issues of Tom King’s fantastic miniseries; I reviewed Omega Men: The End Is Here in 2016.

• Peacemaker Tries Hard! TP

The six-issue miniseries, in paperback in February, by Kyle Starks and Steve Pugh.

• Planetary Compendium TP

In paperback in July, collecting all 27 issues of the series by Warren Ellis, John Cassaday, and Phil Jimenez.

• Poison Ivy Vol. 7: Amuse-Bouche HC

• Poison Ivy Vol. 7: Amuse-Bouche TP

In hardcover and paperback in July, the next collection by G. Willow Wilson and Marcio Takara.

• Red Hood Vol. 1

In paperback in June, the first collection of the mature-readers series by Gretchen Felker-Martin and Jeff Spokes.

• Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus (New Edition) HC

New printing of the 1960s-1970s adventures of the college-age Dick Grayson. Collects Batman #192, #202, #203, #227, #229–231, #234–236, #239, #240–242, #244, #245, #248, #250, #252, #254, #259, #333, #337–339 and #341–343; Detective Comics #390–391, #394, #395, #398–403, #445, #447, #450, #451 and #481–485; Batman Family #1, #3 and #4–9 and 11–20; World’s Finest Comics #200; and DC Comics Presents #31 and #58.

• Robin: Year One (New Edition) TP

New printing of the miniseries by Chuck Dixon and Scott Beatty.

• Shade, the Changing Man by Peter Milligan and Chris Bachalo Omnibus Vol. 2 HC

Collects Shade, The Changing Man #38–70, the final issues of the series, plus Vertigo Jam #1 and Vertigo X Preview #1.

• Suicide Squad by John Ostrander Omnibus Vol. 2 HC

No contents listed, but the first Suicide Squad by John Ostrander omnibus was said to include the Ostrander series plus a whole bunch of issues that weren’t in the recent paperbacks, Checkmate and Firestorm and so on. This should pick up within the third collection, Rogues, and include the Janus Directive crossover.

• Supergirl Vol. 1 TP

In paperback in March, the first six issues of the new series by Sophie Campbell.

• Supergirl: Bizarrogirl (New Edition) TP

New printing of the final volume of Sterling Gates' run on Supergirl, collecting issues #53–59. I reviewed Supergirl: Bizarrogirl in 2012.

• Supergirl: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition) HC

Collects stories from Action Comics #252–307.

• Superman Adventures Compendium Two TP

Collects issues #29–66, including issues found in Superman Adventures Vol. 4 and previously uncollected Superman Adventures issues, both as reviewed by Zach King.

• Superman Unlimited Vol. 1 HC

• Superman Unlimited Vol. 1 TP

In hardcover and paperback in February, the first six issues of the new series by Dan Slott and Rafael Albuquerque.

• Superman: Action Comics by Dan Jurgens Omnibus Vol. 2 HC

Picking up after the “Superman Reborn” storyline, I believe this is Action Comics #977–999 plus the Action Comics Special that ended Jurgens' run, along with his story from Action Comics #1000 and his “”Doom Rising" story across the Death of Superman 30th Anniversary Special story and his backups from Action Comics #1051–1057.

That’s Action Comics Vol. 4: The New World, Action Comics: The Oz Effect, and Action Comics Vol. 5: Booster Shot, plus Superman: Lois and Clark: Doom Rising.

• Superman: Action Comics Vol. 1 TP

In March in paperback, collecting Action Comics #1087–1092 by Mark Waid and Skylar Patridge.

• Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus HC

Much discussion about the Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus elsewhere on the blog. Fingers crossed that conventional wisdom holds out and this turns out to be the “gap filler” volume between Superman: Exile and Other Stories and the Superman: The Triangle Titles Omnibus Vol. 1.

• Superman: New Krypton Saga Omnibus Vol. 1 HC

A fantastic, expansive crossover between Superman, Action Comics, and Supergirl, with James Robinson, Geoff Johns, Sterling Gates, and Greg Rucka. I can speak to you at some length about how this long story didn’t end as well as it began, but it was still a great interconnected time on the Super-titles in the late 2000s. This first book collects Action Comics #866–879, Supergirl #35–43 and Annual #1, Superman #681–690 and Annual #14, Superman: New Krypton Special #1, Superman: World of New Krypton #1–5, World of New Krypton Special #1, Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen Special #1, and Adventure Comics Special Featuring the Guardian #1. Also listed are Manhunter #1 and #6 and Flash #12, also listed for the DC Finest: Suicide Squad: The Nightshade Odyssey collection, so I’m skeptical of those.

This appears to be the Superman: Brainiac lead-in story, and then Superman: New Krypton Vol. 1, Superman: New Krypton Vol. 2, Superman: New Krypton Vol. 3, Superman: Nightwing and Flamebird Vol. 1, and Superman: Mon-El, give or take.

• Superman: Red Son: DC Compact Comics Edition TP

Collects the Elseworlds by Mark Millar and Dave Johnson in Compact Comics format.

• Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum HC

In April in hardcover, collecting the five-issue Black Label miniseries by W. Maxwell Prince and Martin Morazzo.

• Superman: The Man of Steel by John Byrne: Absolute Edition HC

Absolute printing of the definitive six-issue Superman origin.

• The Swamp Thing by Ram V and Mike Perkins: Deluxe Edition HC

Collects Ram V and Mike Perkins excellent 16-issue Swamp Thing miniseries, plus Future State: Swamp Thing #1–2, Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular #1, and Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: Feral Trees #1, the latter two of which I haven’t read yet. I reviewed The Swamp Thing Vol. 1: Becoming, The Swamp Thing Vol. 2: Conduit, and The Swamp Thing Vol. 3: The Parliament of Gears in 2022–2023, and I’ve been glad to see Swamp Thing Levi Kamei stick around since then.

• Swamp Thing by Rick Veitch Book Three: Time Upon a Once TP

Collects Swamp Thing #80–87 and Swamp Thing Annual #5. Veitch’s unpublished Swamp Thing #88 is not explicitly referenced in the solicitation, so up in the air whether it gets some kind of nod here or not. The inclusion of Neil Gaiman’s Midnight Days may or may not be the same thing as the annual; also mentioned is Swamp Thing/Vertigo Special #1–4, but I’m not sure what that is.

• Teen Titans by Geoff Johns Compendium One TP

Collects Teen Titans #1–28 and 1/2; Beast Boy #1–4; Outsiders #24–25; Titans/Young Justice: Graduation Day #1; Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2003 #1; Teen Titans/Legion Special #1; Supergirl #2 (Titans appearance); Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2005 #1; DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy #1–4; and Legends of the DC Universe 80-Page Giant #2.

This is more or less Teen Titans: A Kid’s Game, Teen Titans: Family Lost, Teen Titans: Beast Boys and Girls, Teen Titans: The Future Is Now, and the Teen Titans/Outsiders: The Insiders crossover.

• Teen Titans: The Bronze Age Omnibus (2026 Edition) HC

New printing, collecting Teen Titans #25–53, Brave and the Bold #94, #102 and #149, and Batman Family #6, #8–9.

• Titans by Tom Taylor Omnibus HC

Collects Nightwing #101–104 and #109–110, Titans #1–15, and Titans: Beast World #1–6, being the Nightwing Vol. 5: Time of the Titans, Titans Vol. 1: Out of the Shadows, Titans: Beast World, and Titans Vol. 2: The Dark-Winged Queen collections.

• Tom Strong Compendium Two TP

Collects Tom Strong’s Terrific Tales #1–12, America’s Best Comics Special #1, ABC Sketchbook #1, The Many Worlds of Tesla Strong #1, ABC: A to Z #1 and #4, Tom Strong and the Robots of Doom #1–6, and Tom Strong and the Planet of Peril #1–6.

• Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman TP

In paperback in March, collecting the six-issue miniseries by Tom King and Belen Ortega.

• Wonder Woman by George Perez Omnibus Vol. 2 (New Edition) HC

New printing, collecting issues #25–45 and the Wonder Woman Annual #2.

• Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons: Absolute Edition HC

Though we have not seen what I thought was supposed to be a series of Historia books, here is the Absolute edition of the three-issue mini by Kelly Sue DeConnick, Phil Jimenez, Gene Ha, and Nicola Scott, coming in July (maybe in time for a sequel?).

• Wonder Woman Vol. 4 TP

The next volume by Tom King and Daniel Sampere, coming in April in paperback and collecting issues #23–28.

• Wonder Woman: Spirit of Truth (New Edition) HC

Hardcover reprint of the large-size illustrated prose story by Paul Dini and Alex Ross.

• Zatanna by Paul Dini Omnibus HC

Said to collect Detective Comics #833–834, the graphic novels Zatanna: Everyday Magic and Black Canary and Zatanna: Bloodspell, DC Infinite Halloween Special #1, Dini’s Zatanna #1–16, and Secrets of Sinister House #1. Also listed is Zatanna: The Mistress of Magic, which was the first collection of the aforementioned Dini series.