Greatest DC Comics of All Time

From Grant Morrison's Animal Man to Alan Moore's Watchmen, and All-Star Superman to Batman: Hush, these are some of the very greatest DC comics ever written!

Greatest DC Comics of All Time

GREATEST DC COMICS (10)

Animal Man by Grant MorrisonAnimal Man by Grant MorrisonFrom legendary writer Grant Morrison comes one of his earliest classic works exploring the nature of reality itself through the lens of Buddy Baker, a down-on-his-luck family-man superhero better known as Animal Man!
Crisis on Infinite EarthsCrisis on Infinite EarthsRead the mega-event that changed the DC Universe forever! Worlds die and heroes fall as the Anti-Monitor strikes!
DC: The New FrontierDC: The New FrontierWhen Cold War paranoia outlawed the heroes of the Golden Age, many continued to fight for truth and justice. But as the world hurtled toward an uncertain future, a new breed of hero would define the American Way in Darwyn Cooke’s acclaimed epic!
FlashpointFlashpointBarry Allen decides to rewrite history by saving his mother's life. But at what cost to the DC universe? It's the saga that changed everything, and launched DC's New 52.
The Injustice SagaThe Injustice SagaBased on the hit video game, Injustice is a world where a grief-crazed Superman becomes a violent tyrant who shows no mercy to friend or foe.
Kingdom ComeKingdom ComeSet at the dawn of the 21st century in a world spinning out of control, KINGDOM COME is a riveting, alternate reality story pitting the old guard--Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and others--against a new, uncompromising generation of heroes in a war that will determine the future of the planet.
The Sandman by Neil GaimanThe Sandman by Neil GaimanJourney to the land of dreams, where Morpheus rules all. Experience the full run of Neil Gaiman’s critically acclaimed Sandman saga, which changed the comic book industry forever!
Supergirl: Woman of TomorrowSupergirl: Woman of TomorrowAn alien girl seeks out a melancholy, directionless Kara Zor-El to help her take revenge on the bad guys who destroyed her world. Now a Kryptonian, a dog, & an angry, heartbroken child head into space on a journey that will shake them to their very core.
Swamp Thing by Alan MooreSwamp Thing by Alan MooreWith modern-day issues explored against a backdrop of horror, Alan Moore revitalized Swamp Thing, writing stories rooted in environmental, political & social issues, and creating one of the most spectacular series in comic book history.
WatchmenWatchmenAlan Moore & Dave Gibbons’ monumental graphic novel chronicles the fall from grace of a group of super-heroes plagued by all-too-human failings in this epic saga of power, corruption, and the ultimate meaning of humanity.

GREATEST SUPERMAN COMICS (5)

All-Star SupermanAll-Star SupermanFamed scribe Grant Morrison and artist Frank Quitely are responsible for the most acclaimed Superman epic of the twenty-first century, detailing the Man of Steel's final days.
Superman: The Death & Return of SupermanSuperman: The Death & Return of SupermanSuperman gives his life for the city he loves in this bestselling saga that introduces the fearsome Doomsday, the mighty Steel, & Superboy.
Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?Read Alan Moore's classic tale of the last days of the Man of Steel, acclaimed by many as the finest Superman story ever written.
Superman: Red SonSuperman: Red SonMark Millar's reimagines Superman's origin where the Man of Steel is raised in Soviet Russia rather than Smallville, Kansas.
Superman: BirthrightSuperman: BirthrightMark Waid's rich, revamped retelling of Superman's origin asks the question, how does an orphaned alien become a symbol of hope for his adopted world?

GREATEST BATMAN COMICS (5)

Batman: Knightfall SagaBatman: Knightfall Saga
Batman: HushBatman: HushWriter Jeph Loeb and artist Jim Lee explore the Dark Knight's rogues gallery and introduce a new personal threat to Bruce Wayne in their twelve-issue blockbuster.
Batman: The Dark Knight ReturnsBatman: The Dark Knight ReturnsIt's the Batman comic that changed everything. Writer-artist Frank Miller's seminal four-issue limited series following Batman's final adventure redefined the Dark Knight for a generation.
Batman: The Long HalloweenBatman: The Long HalloweenThe Dark Knight faces the murderous Holiday in writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale's year-long crime story set in the early days of Batman's career.
Batman: Year OneBatman: Year OneWriter Frank Miller and artist David Mazzucchelli created the definitive Dark Knight origin tale, influencing most every Batman interpretation that followed.

GREATEST WONDER WOMAN COMICS (5)

Wonder Woman: Gods and MortalsWonder Woman: Gods and MortalsFollow Princess Diana as she leaves Themyscira for Man's World to battle Ares in writer-artist George Perez's definitive account of Wonder Woman's origin.
Wonder Woman: Eyes of the GorgonWonder Woman: Eyes of the GorgonPrincess Diana of Themyscira faces one of her most formidable foes -- the legendary Medusa of Greek mythology.
Wonder Woman: The CircleWonder Woman: The CircleWhat is the deadly secret of the mysterious Circle, and how is it connected to Diana’s birth? Find out in Gail Simone’s debut Wonder Woman story, illustrated by Terry and Rachel Dodson!
Wonder Woman: Year OneWonder Woman: Year OneWriter Greg Rucka and artist Nicola Scott present an untold chapter of Wonder Woman’s past and chronicle her first year away from the island of Themyscira.
Wonder Woman: The LiesWonder Woman: The LiesWonder Woman teams up with her foe The Cheetah to repair the shattered memories of her origin in this contemporary classic by writer Greg Rucka and artist Liam Sharp.