Earth One (DC Comics series)

DC's "Earth One's" Trinity (Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman).

Earth One is an ongoing series of graphic novels published by DC Comics which retells the earliest adventures of various DC Comics characters.^[1] The series takes place in a new continuity on a new Earth separate from the DC Universe, freeing it from continuity restraints.^[1] The series was launched with Superman: Earth One, which was released on October 27, 2010.

Premise

Earth One is a series of graphic novels featuring modernizations of DC Comics characters and their origin stories, re-interpreted for a 21st-century audience.

Series

• Superman: Earth One
  • Volume One (November 2010, story by J. Straczynski and art by Shane Davis, hardcover ISBN 978-1401224684, paperback ISBN 978-1401224691)
  • Volume Two (November 2012, story by J. Straczynski and art by Davis, hardcover ISBN 978-1401231965, paperback ISBN 978-1401235598)^[2]
  • Volume Three (February 2015, story by J. Straczynski and art by Ardian Syaf, hardcover ISBN 978-1401241841, paperback ISBN 978-1401259099)^[3]
• Batman: Earth One
  • Volume One (July 2012, story by Geoff Johns and art by Gary Frank, hardcover ISBN 978-1401232085, paperback ISBN 978-1401232092)
  • Volume Two (May 2015, story by Johns and art by Frank, hardcover ISBN 978-1401241858, paperback ISBN 978-1401262518)
  • Volume Three (No release date, story by Johns and art by Frank)^[4]
• Teen Titans: Earth One
  • Volume One (November 2014, story by Jeff Lemire and art by Terry Dodson, hardcover ISBN 978-1401245566, paperback ISBN 978-1401259082)^[5]
  • Volume Two (August 2016, story by Lemire and art by Andy McDonald, hardcover ISBN 978-1401259068)
• Wonder Woman: Earth One
  • Volume One (April 2016, story by Grant Morrison and art by Yanick Paquette, hardcover ISBN 978-1401229788)^{[6][7][8][9][10]}
  • Volume Two (TBA, story by Grant Morrison and art by Yanick Paquette)
• Green Lantern: Earth One
  • Volume One (March 20, 2018^[11] story by Gabriel Hardman^[11] and Corinna Bechko^[11] Art by Hardman and Jordan Boyd^[11])
• Aquaman: Earth One
  • Volume One (TBA, story and art by Francis Manapul)^[12]
• The Flash: Earth One
  • Volume One (TBA, story by J. Straczynski)^[12]

See also

• All Star DC Comics - an imprint DC had done with a similar, but not identical premise

References

External links

• Earth One at the Source, DC Comics.com