DC Comics Classics Library
The DC Comics Classics Library is a line of hardcover comic book collections, collecting classic storylines along similar lines as Marvel Comics' Marvel Premiere Classic line.
Collections
| # | Volume line | Volume title | Creators | Material collected | Publication date | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Superman | Kryptonite Nevermore | Dennis O'Neil Curt Swan |
Superman #233-238, #240-242 | 2009/01/28 | 978-1401220853 |
| 2 | Legion of Super-Heroes | The Life and Death of Ferro Lad | Jim Shooter Curt Swan, et al. |
Adventure Comics #346-347, #352-353, #357 | 2009/02/18 | 978-1401221935 |
| 3 | Batman | The Annuals, Vol. 1 | Bill Finger Edmond Hamilton Dick Sprang, et al. |
Batman Annual #1-3 | 2009/04/22 | 978-1401221928 |
| 4 | Swamp Thing | Roots of the Swamp Thing | Len Wein Berni Wrightson |
House of Secrets #92 Swamp Thing #1-13 |
2009/05/27 | 978-1401222369 |
| 5 | The Flash | Flash of Two Worlds[1] | Gardner Fox Carmine Infantino John Broome |
The Flash #123, #129, #137, #151, #170, #173 | 2009/07/29 | 978-1401222987 |
| 6 | Justice League of America | Justice League of America by George Pérez, Vol. 1 | Gerry Conway George Pérez |
Justice League of America #184-186, #192-194 | 2009/08/26 | 978-1401223212 |
| 7 | Batman | A Death in the Family[2] | Jim Starlin Marv Wolfman George Pérez, et al. |
Batman #426-429, #440-442 The New Titans #60-61 |
2009/09/23 | 978-1401225162 |
| 8 | Justice League of America | Justice League of America by George Pérez, Vol. 2 | Gerry Conway George Pérez, et al. |
Justice League of America #193-197, #200 | 2010/04/13 | 978-1401224509 |
| 9 | Batman | The Annuals, Vol. 2 | Bill Finger | Batman Annual #4-7 | 2010/08/10 | 978-1401227913 |
| 10 | Shazam! | Monster Society of Evil[3] | Otto Binder C. C. Beck |
stories from Captain Marvel Adventures #22, #43-45 | publication cancelled |
See also
- List of DC Comics reprint collections
- List of Marvel Comics publications
- List of comic books on CD/DVD
Notes
- ↑ Collects the stories that introduced the concept of the multiverse (Earth-Two) to the DC Universe. These stories saw the Silver Age Flash (Barry Allen) meet his Golden Age counterpart, Jay Garrick.
- ↑ Collects the death of the second Robin, Jason Todd.
- ↑ Replaces the out-of-print American Nostalgia Co./Hawk Books deluxe collection from 1989.
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