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While best known for his critically acclaimed series Y: The Last Man, Ex Machina, Saga, Runaways, Paper Girls and more, Eisner Award-winning comics legend Brian K. Vaughan has also left an impact on DC's greatest heroes. Vaughan's work has reached all corners of the DC Universe, from the close quarters of Titans Tower to the cities and wildlands of the planet Rann to the moon-bound halls of the Justice League Watchtower.
This collection brings together timeless stories from such series as The Titans, Young Justice, JLA and Green Lantern - including more than 60 pages of material that has never before been reprinted. These stories further solidify Vaughan's place as one of the greatest talents in comics.
Collects The Titans #14, Sins of Youth: Wonder Girls #1, Young Justice #22, JLA Annual #4, Green Lantern: Circle of Fire #1-2, Green Lantern and Adam Strange #1 and Green Lantern and the Atom #1.

Mike Mignola, best known as the creator of Hellboy, started out his comics art career drawing the adventures of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes, applying his moody artwork to tales of Superman, Batman, Swamp Thing and more. Now, this new collection assembles these stories written by John Byrne, Roger Stern, Neil Gaiman, Paul Kupperberg, and others for the first time.
Collects: SUPERMAN: THE WORLD OF KRYPTON #1-4, ACTION COMICS ANNUAL #2, SUPERMAN #18 and 23, BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #54, BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #36, SWAMP THING ANNUAL #5, PHANTOM STRANGER #1-4 and much more.

For the first time, acclaimed writer Len Wein's greatest tales of the DC Universe are collected, from the start of his prestigious career to its finale. Includes stories from Teen Titans #18, Phantom Stranger #20-24, JLA #100-102, Action Comics #419-420, 422-423, 425-426, 429, 432, DC Comics Presents #27-29, JLA 80-Page Giant #2, DC Retroactive: Green Lantern - The '80s: Big Betrayal #1 and Swamp Thing Winter Special #1.

Superman was the Earth's greatest hero. But he couldn't protect his home, his wife or his parents from the Joker or untimely death. Now he's decided that the only route to peace on his adopted planet is to remove anything-and anyone-who instigates conflict. He began by putting a fist through the Joker's chest, and he hasn't become any calmer.
Meanwhile, Batman believes that no matter what the crime, everyone deserves a fair trial. Now he's leading a resistance force against his former friend's authoritarian world government. The Green Lantern Corps have noticed the drastic wrongs being committed in that sector, and are on their way to intervene. But Superman has an important question for them: Why did they allow Krypton to die?
As action-packed as the video game phenomenon that inspired it, INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US: YEAR TWO-THE COMPLETE EDITION tells the story of a world gone mad, and the godlike men and women who seek to set it on the right track in what they think is the best way. Written by Tom Taylor (EARTH 2) with art by Jheremy Raapack (RESIDENT EVIL), Mike S. Miller (A Game of Thrones) and more, this graphic novel collects the second year of the best-selling series in its entirety for the first time.

Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato present their celebrated run on DETECTIVE COMICS, collected all together in this deluxe edition for the first time.
Batman contends with the return of Anarky! As Gotham City decends into chaos at the hands of this new vigilante and his quest for revenge on both the villains and protectors of Gotham, Batman must team up with the cantankerous Harvey Bullock of the Gotham City PD to find Anarky's true motivation for bringing Gotham to its knees.
Collects issues (2011-2016) #30-40, Detective Comics Annual #1, Batman: Detective Comics: Future's End #1 and Batman: Detective Comics: End Game #1

Collects X-Force (1991-2002) #26-31, Annual #2; Nomad (1992) #20.
After the Mutant Liberation Front are broken out of prison by the mysterious and maniacal Reignfire, Cable and Co. must deal with the MlF's kidnapping of government liaison Peter Henry Gyrich. and just when things couldn't get worse, the madcap Arcade makes his presence known, causing more murderous mayhem than you can believe! Featuring Juggernaut! Black Tom Cassidy! Banshee! Nomad! The Six Pack! And more!

Collects X-Force: Shatterstar (2005) #1-4, New Mutants #99-100.
After his reunion with X-Force, Shatterstar finds himself fighting for his life on the island of Madripoor. How does he come into possession of the Five Fingers of Annihilation, and who else sought to control its terrible power?

Collects X-Force (1991-2002) #5-15, X-Force Annual #1.
X-Force has survived its first fights- but the stakes just keep getting higher, and the villains deadlier! A new Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, including Toad and Sauron, has formed and joined forces with the Morlocks, and their frightening attack on our heroes leaves one team member mortally wounded! Plus: the mysteries between Cable and Stryfe deepen, Deadpool goes after Domino and Cable, a government task force comes after X-Force, and one mutant is revealed to be an impostor! And just who are the X-Ternals?

Celebrating 25 years of Power Rangers , renowned comic book creators from around the world pay homage to the franchise near and dear to their hearts with stories from across the morphin grid, including fan-favorite teams like Ninja Steel, RPM, SPD, In Space , and more! And don ft miss the tie-in to the epic event SHATTERED GRID!
Collects Mighty Morphin 2018 Annual and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Anniversary Special.

In Zippy's latest collection of daily and color strips (with additional pages!), the tour of "Dingburg" continues; we drop in on dozens of Dingburgers and observe them in their natural habitat. The city "inhabited entirely by pinheads" can be seen as a metaphor for the world we live in today - or not. In any event, we watch as Zippy and his fellow Dingburg residents hunt and bag "Speedy Alka Seltzer," hear voices in their refrigerators, become addicted to Riboflavin, enjoy fondling newsprint, believe that "wahoo bark" attracts the opposite sex, and worship Joan Rivers.

In our latest collection of the Zippy the Pinhead daily comic strip, Zippy is visits his home town, Dingburg: the only city in the US inhabited entirely by pinheads (well, aside from Washington, DC. And some sections of Newark). Reader response to this new Dingburg "story thread" has been loud and approving, with many asking for directions to the fabled enclave, somewhere "17 miles west of Baltimore". Detailed maps will be provided on the new book's endpapers.Also in this issue: the revealing "Little Zippy" series, in which Zippy's magical and very weird childhood is laid bare. And, finally, Zippy and J. Edgar Hoover (remember him?) cavort in tutus and play with loaded guns.

What-?! Zippy hijacked!? And by marauding speech balloon appropriators, no less!? This shocking turn of events, and more, is chronicled in th latest collection of the Zippy the Pinhead daily comic strip, Zippy: Walk a Mile in My Muu-Muu. In the aforementioned storyline, all of the strip's dialogue is usurped by balloons taken directly from old comics like Beach Blanket Bingo, Rusty Riley, UFO Comics, Mutt and Jeff, and Steve Roper. Will Zippy get his voice back? And will he remember being abducted from a Kansas cow-lot by little gray aliens?

In this new Zippy collection, Zippy visits his doppelganger atop the Leaning Tower of Pizza, talks Republicanism with several symbolic elephants, imagines he's in a Deputy Dawg cartoon and deconstructs King Kong - and that's just between breakfast and lunch.

In Type "Z" Personality, Zippy's new collection of daily and Sunday strips, Zippy dabbles in haiku, visits the malls of Australia, talks to Albert Einstein, lampoons "Manga" and goes into a deep trance while bowling. And if all that wasn't enough, Zippy insults Dick Cheney while imagining he's the hood ornament on a 1931 Studebaker.

Zippy the Pinhead is the protagonist of Zippy, an American comic strip created by Bill Griffith. The character of Zippy the Pinhead initially appeared in underground publications during the 1970s. The Zippy comic is distributed by King Features Syndicate to more than 100 newspapers, and Griffith self-syndicates strips to college newspapers and alternative weeklies.