Written by Bill Finger and Don Cameron;
art by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, George Roussos, Jack Burnley and various;
COVER by Robinson
The latest hardcover collection of Batman's Golden Age adventures! Collecting BATMAN #13-16 from 1942-1943, featuring the very first appearance of Bruce Wayne's faithful butler Alfred! The Batman and his trusty sidekick Robin once again face off against the Joker, Catwoman, and the Penguin! For more information, see the feature article.
HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC.
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Written by Don Cameron, Bill Finger, Joe Samachson and Joe Greene
Art by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, Dick Sprang and others
Cover by Sprang
The Golden Age of the World's Greatest Detective returns for a fifth volume! Reprinting the Dynamic Duo's adventures from BATMAN issues #17-20 (1943), this volume features the first stories illustrated by legendary Batman artist Dick Sprang as well as an introduction by comics historian Michelle Nolan.
216 pg, FC.
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Written by Jack Schiff, Bill Finger and others
Art by Dick Sprang, Bob Kane, Jack Burnley,
Jerry Robinson and others
Cover by Dick Sprang
In this new hardcover collecting BATMAN #21-25 (1944), The Dynamic Duo face the evil of villains including The Penguin, The Ghost Gang, The Joker, Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum and others, with the help of would-be detective Alfred.
228 pg, FC
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Written by Gardner Fox, Ed "France" Herron and Bill Finger
Art by Sheldon Moldoff, Carmine Infantino, Joe Giella, Sid Greene and Murphy Anderson Cover by Infantino & Giella
The latest DC Archive Edition reprints BATMAN #168-171 and DETECTIVE COMICS #334-339 (1964-1965)! This volume includes the first appearance of the "New Look" Batman logo, the reappearance of The Penguin and The Riddler and more, plus an introduction by Batman Begins producer Michael Uslan.
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Written by Gardner Fox;
ART BY Joe Kubert, Paul Reinman, Martin Naydel, Stan Aschmeier, Jon Chester Koslak, and various;
COVER BY Cliff Chiang
The original super-team, the Justice Society of America, continue their heroic post-War exploits in the adventures collected in this volume, reprinted from ALL STAR COMICS #29-33. The JSA confronts such adversaries as Landor, Brain Wave, Solomon Grundy, the Psycho Pirate, and more! For more information, see the feature article.
HC, 7x10, 216pg, FC
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Written by Gardner Fox, John Broome and Robert Kanigher; art by Joe Kubert, Alex Toth, Carmine Infantino, Lee Elias, Paul Reinman, and various; cover by Win Mortimer
In stores July 31. The adventures of the Justice Society of America reached a high point in the stories collected here. Reprinting ALL STAR COMICS #34-38 (1947-1948), this volume also features a foreword by writer and Golden Age enthusiast Roy Thomas. It was a time of supreme villainy: the Wizard, Per Degaton, the Injustice Society of the World, and more - some of DCU history's most vile characters. As a bonus, Superman and Batman make guest-appearances as members! For more information, see the feature article.
HC, 7x10, 208pg, FC
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Written by John Broome;
ART by Alex Toth, Carmine Infantino, Irwin Hasen and Arthur Peddy;
COVER by Hasen
In stores October 8. A hardcover volume collecting five classic JSA adventures! Reprinting ALL-STAR COMICS #39-43, this Archive Edition has the JSA taking on the Injustice Society, Professor Zodiac, and more. Plus, an introduction by Roy Thomas. For more information, see the feature article.
HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC
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Written by John Broome; art by Irwin Hasen, Arthur Peddy, Bob OKsner and Bernard Sachs; cover by Hasen
In stores July 14. A thrilling new Archive Edition collecting ALL STAR COMICS #44-48, featuring the adventures of the Justice Society of America! In this volume, comics' first super-team faces racketeering in Hollywood, cosmic criminals, and a modern-day Billy the Kid. Plus, an introduction by Roy Thomas. For more information, see the feature article.
HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC
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Written by John Broome
Art by Arthur Peddy, Bernard Sachs, Frank Giacoia, and Bob Oksner
Cover by Peddy & Sachs
The adventures of the world's first super-team continue in this extra-sized final volume of the series at no extra cost! In Volume 11, collecting ALL STAR COMICS #50-57, the JSA face the Diamond Man, Mr. Alpha, and more!
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Written by Jack Miller, Robert Bernstein, George Kashdan, and Bob Haney;
art by Nick Cardy and Ramona Fradon;
cover by Fradon
Celebrate Aquaman's legendary 1960s adventures with AQUAMAN ARCHIVES VOL. 1, a hardcover collection spanning the King of the Seas' Silver Age career. Featuring Aquaman's Silver Age origin, the introductions of Aqualad and Aquagirl, and more, this landmark collection is not to be missed! For more information, see the feature article.
HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC
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Written by Gardner Fox;
ART BY Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson;
COVER BY Kane
The mighty Atom's first Silver Age adventures are chronicled in his first-ever Archive Edition featuring battles with such foes as Chronos and the Floronic Man! This volume reprints SHOWCASE #34-36 and THE ATOM #1-5.
HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC
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Written by Gardner Fox;
ART by Gil Kane, Murphy Anderson and Sid Greene;
COVER by Kane
A new hardcover Archive featuring the early adventures of Ray Palmer, the Atom! This volume, reprinting THE ATOM #6-13, features Mighty Mite's early team-ups with Hawkman and Hawkgirl, the classic villainy of Dr. Light, the return of Chronos, and much more! Plus, an introduction by Roy Thomas. For more information, see the feature article.
HC, 7x10, 216pg, FC
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These deluxe hardcover editions reprint stories from early issues of Detective Comics, encompassing the first years of the Dark Knight Detective's adventures, including the first appearances and origins of Batman and Robin, and their first encounters with such villains as The Joker, Penguin, Two-Face, Clayface, and Hugo Strange. HC, 7x10, 224-304p
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Written by Bob Kane; Art by Bill Finger and others
Reprinting the classic tales that originally appeared in the 1940s, BATMAN ARCHIVES VOL. 3 is a wonderful look back at the Dynamic Duo in an earlier incarnation. In these delightful tales of crime and adventure, Batman and Robin face off against street thugs and insane criminals as they protect the citizens of Gotham. These stories are fundamental in the development of these two legendary characters, this book also includes the Caped Crusader and Boy Wonder's first encounter with the terror known as the Scarecrow.
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Written by various; Art by various
After witnessing the death of his parents as a child, Batman began a mission of vengeance and justice. Vowing to defend those who could not protect themselves, Batman was soon joined by the acrobatic Robin in fulfillment of this selfless task. Through the years, this dynamic duo has fought side by side against organized crime, alien invaders, world conquerors, mad scientists, super-powered villains and maniacs. BATMAN ARCHIVES VOL. 4 reprints some of the craziest and most entertaining adventures from the 1940s as Batman and Robin square off against such outrageous characters as the Joker and the Penguin.
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