The complete 12-issue run of the critically acclaimed fan-favourite All-Star Superman by Morrison and Quitely is collected in a single trade paperback! Witness the Man of Steel in exciting adventures featuring Lex Luthor, Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, Bizarro, and more! Plus: Superman goes toe-to-toe with Bizarro, his oddball twin, and the new character Zibarro, also from the Bizarro planet. Written by Grant Morrison, with art and a cover by Frank Quitely.

DC, paperback, 304 pages, published October 2011

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The first collection of Grant Morrison’s epic run on The New 52 Action Comics, with art by Rags Morales, Andy Kubert and more! In these startling tales, the people of Metropolis turn on their new champion! Plus, the Superman of today and the Legion Of Super-Heroes must save the jeans-wearing Superman of five years ago!

Collects Action Comics issues #1 to 8, written by Grant Morrison, with backup stories written by Sholly Fisch, art by Rags Morales, Andy Kubert, Brent Anderson, Rick Bryant, Jesse Delperdang and Sean Parsons, backup stories art by Brad Walker and Chriscross, featuring cover artwork by Rags Morales.

DC, paperback, 200 pages, published May 2013

Forget everything you know about The Man of Steel and brace yourself for a staggering new take on the world’s most popular Super Hero. What would happen if the origin of The Man of Tomorrow were introduced today for the very first time? Return to Smallville and experience the journey of Earth’s favourite adopted son as he grows from boy to Superman like you’ve never seen before! Written by J. Michael Straczynski, with artwork and a cover by Shane Davis and Sandra Hope

“A modern, youthful take on the iconic superhero....”—USA Today

“A brilliant, breathing world of consequence…Masterful…truly extraordinary”—Ain’t It Cool News

DC, paperback, 136 pages, published May 2013

This latest New 52 Action Comics hardcover features President Superman, Nimrod the Hunter, The Forgotten Superman and much more! Plus: meet “The Boy Who Stole Superman’s Cape,” in a tale from Clark Kent’s early days in Metropolis! Collecting Action Comics issues #9 to 12, #0 and also the Action Comics Annual #1, written by Grant Morrison, Sholly Fisch and Max Landis, with art by Rags Morales, Gene Ha, Cully Hamner, Ben Oliver, Cafu, Brad Walker, Ryan Sook and others, featuring cover artwork by Rags Morales.

DC, hardback, 224 pages, published May 2013

Following the end of the long-running CW hit series, Smallville Season 11 explores Clark Kent’s understanding of his true power as Superman, as well as his ability to inspire the people of Earth. This title features fan-favourite characters including Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Chloe Sullivan-Queen, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor and General Lane. Collects Smallville Season 11 issues #1 to 4, written by Bryan Q. Miller, with art by Pere Perez, with cover artwork by Gary Frank.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published April 2013

Collecting tales illustrated by master comics artist Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez from Superman issues #294, 301, 302, 307 to 309 and 347, DC Comics Presents #1 to 4 and also #17, plus All-New Collector’s Edition C-54, written by Gerry Conway, Martin Pasko, David Michelinie, Len Wein and Elliot Maggin, with art by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and others, featuring cover artwork by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez.

DC, hardback, 360 pages, published April 2013

Collecting Superman’s greatest battles General Zod for the first time! First, Zod meets Superboy and the criminals of the Phantom Zone. Then, Zod battles Superman in tales from the 1980s. Plus, Geoff Johns Richard Donner look at the roots of Zod’s treachery in Krypton’s past.

Collects stories from Adventure Comics #283, Action Comics issues #473, 548 to 549, DC Comics Presents #97 and also Action Comics Annual #10, written by Richard Donner, Geoff Johns and others, with art by Rags Morales, Curt Swan and others; features cover artwork by Eddy Barrows and J.P. Mayer.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published March 2013

This unforgettable epic is collected in this massive edition, including Superman: The Man Of Steel #17-26, Superman #73-82, Adventures Of Superman #496-505, Action Comics #683-691, Justice League America #69, Superman: The Legacy Of Superman #1 and Green Lantern #46. Includes chapters of “World Without a Superman,” bonus materials and more! Written by Dan Jurgens, Louise Simonson, Jerry Ordway, Roger Stern and others, with art by Dan Jurgens, Brett Breeding, Jon Bogdanove, Jerry Ordway, Tom Grummett, Jackson Guice and others, featuring cover artwork by Dan Jurgens and Jerry Ordway

DC, hardback, 1,008 pages, published March 2013

Doomsday, the almost unstoppable beast who caused Superman’s death in his original rampage,  is back for another round with The Man of Steel. Collected from Action Comics #900-904, written by Paul Cornell, Damon Lindelof, Paul Dini, Geoff Johns, David Goyer, Richard Donner and others, with art by Pete Woods, Jesus Merino, Kenneth Rocafort, Rags Morales, Dan Jurgens, Ardian Syaf, Gary Frank, Jamal Igle, Ryan Sook and others, featuring cover artwork by Kenneth Rocafort

DC, paperback, 200 pages, published March 2013

It’s the Man of Steel vs. the World’s Mightiest Mortal in this collection featuring Mr. Mxyzptlk, Mr. Mind, Captain Nazi, Black Adam and more! Collects All-New Collector’s Edition C-58, DC Comics Presents #33 to 34 and #49, and DC Comics Presents Annual #3, written by Roy Thomas, Joey Cavalieri and Gerry Conway, with art by Gil Kane, Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano, featuring cover art by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano.

DC, paperback, 192 pages, published February 2013

The classic collection returns in a newly re-coloured edition. Can even Superman stop the unstoppable creature called Doomsday? If the assembled might of the JLA can’t do it, what hope does he have? Collects Superman: The Man Of Steel issues #18 and 19, Justice League Of America #69, Superman #74-75 and Action Comics #684, written by Jerry Ordway, Dan Jurgens, Louise Simonson and Roger Stern, with art by Jon Bodganove, Tom Grummett, Butch Guice, Dan Jurgens and others; features cover artwork by Dan Jurgens and Jerry Ordway.

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published February 2013 (new edition)

In these tales from 1987, Superman battles familiar foes including Brainiac, Lex Luthor and Toyman, and fights alongside Green Lantern and The Spectre. Collects Superman #13-15, Action Comics #596-597 and Adventures Of Superman issues #436-438, written and illustrated by John Byrne and Jerry Ordway and others, with cover artwork by John Byrne.

DC, paperback, 192 pages, published February 2013

It’s Superman vs. Superman Revenge Squad and the Phantom Zone criminals – with the life of Christopher Kent hanging in the balance! Plus: The “Brainiac” epic that set the stage for “New Krypton.” Collects Action Comics issues #844-846, #851 and #866-870 as well as Action Comics Annual #11, written by Richard Donner and Geoff Johns, with art by Adam Kubert, Gary Frank and Jon Sibal, featuring cover artwork by Adam Kubert.

DC, paperback, 288 pages, published January 2013

Set in the real world, Secret Identity stars a young man named Clark Kent. All he wants is to be a writer, but his daily life is filled with the taunts of his peers, comparing him to the Clark Kent with superpowers - until the day he discovers he really can fly... A new edition collecting the 4-issue miniseries, written by Kurt Busiek, with art and a cover by Stuart Immonen

DC, paperback, 208 pages, published April 2013

Metropolis fears him – and The Daily Planet agrees. In this new volume, the young Man of Steel must dodge public scrutiny and stop a monstrous threat to Metropolis – one that he somehow is the cause of! Collecting issues #1 to 6 of the DC Comics – The New 52 series, written by George Perez, with art by George Perez, Jesus Merino, Nicola Scott and Trevor Scott, featuring cover art by George Perez.

DC, hardback, 144 pages, published November 2012

Young Clark Kent continues his journey toward becoming the World's Greatest Super Hero but finds dealing with humanity to be a bigger challenge than he ever imagined! From a ruthless dictator to a new love interest who's not Lois Lane, things are never easy for this emerging Man of Steel.

And the worst is yet to come, in the form of a man-monster with an insatiable appetite, the Parasite! The only thing that might appease his hunger is The Last Son of Krypton! But that will also mean he will have Superman's powers without his conscience, and Kal-El learns to live without powers beyond those of mere mortals. Written by J. Michael Straczynski, with art and a cover by Shane Davis and Sandra Hope.

DC, hardback, 136 pages, published October 2012

In this epic from Brian Azzarello and Jim Lee, a cataclysmic event has struck the Earth. Millions of people have vanished without a trace. No one is left unaffected — not even Superman! But how could millions of people vanished without a trace — and could Superman be the cause? Collecting Superman issues #204 to 215, plus bonus materials, written by Brian Azzarello, with art by Jim Lee, Scott Williams and others, featuring cover artwork by Jim Lee and Scott Williams

DC, paperback, 320 pages, published February 2013

Crash-landing on a strange new planet, Supergirl must come to grips with Krypton’s destruction and learn about her own past. But an ingenious foe wants the same information – and will do anything to get it. Collecting issues #1 to 7 of the DC Comics – The New 52 series, written by Michael Green and Mike Johnson, with art by Mahmud Asrar, Dan Green and Bill Reinhold, featuring cover artwork by Mahmud Asrar

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published October 2012

In these tales from issues #78 to 84, Superman and Batman fight magical forces from the past and future. Written by Joe Kelly, Chris Roberson and Cullen Bunn, with art by Ed Benes, Jesus Merino, Chriscross and Marc Deering, featuring cover artwork by Travel Foreman

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published October 2012

Lex Luthoer's quest for the Black Lantern energy takes him to Arkham Asylum for a close encounter with THE JOKER, and then into conflict with Larfleeze, the Orange Lantern. Collects Action Comics issues #896-900, Secret Six #29 and Action Comics Annual #13, written by Paul Cornell and Gail Simone, with art by Pete Woods and others, features a cover by David Finch.

DC, paperback, 224 pages, published September 2012

In these 1942 stories, Superman battles The Night Owl, Nazi sympathizers, the mysterious "Man with the Cane," and a mad scientist who brings characters from newspaper comic strips to life. Collecting Superman issues #18 and 19, Action Comics #53 to 55 and World's Finest Comics #7! Written by Jerry Siegel, art by various, featuring cover artwork by Jack Burnley.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published September 2012

In this final "Grounded" volume, Superman meets the new Wonder Woman for the first time! But why can't he shake the feeling he already knows her? Then, Superman visits Boulder, Colorado, where The Flash made a strange discovery that relates to Superman. And in Salt Lake City, Batman arrives to revisit one of his earliest adventures with The Man of Steel!

Collected from Superman issues #707 to 711 and #713 to 714, written by J. Michael Straczynski and Chris Roberson, with art by Jamal Igle, Allan Goldman, Travel Foreman, Eddy Barrows, Diogenes Neves and others, featuring cover art by Jo Chen.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published December 2012

Collected from Superman issues #367, 372, 375, Action Comics #539- 541, 544, 545, 546 and 551-554, Superman Special #1, 2 and DC Comics Presents Annual #3, these stories spotlight the dynamic artwork of Gil Kane! Features guest-appearances by heroes including The Flash, The Atom, The Teen Titans, Hawkman and Animal Man. Written by Gil Kane, Martin Pasko, Bob Rozakis, Marv Wolfman, Cary Bates, Roy Thomas and Joey Cavalieri, with artwork and a cover by Gil Kane.

DC, hardback, 392 pages, published December 2012

The first collection of superstar scribe Grant Morrison's epic run on Action Comics in the New 52! In these startling tales, the people of Metropolis turn on their new champion, a young Superman just starting out who doesn't have the almost omnipotent powers we have come to expect.

Plus, the Superman of today and the Legion of Super-Heroes must save the jean swearing Superman of five years ago! Collects Action Comics #1 to 8, written by Grant Morrison and Sholly Fisch, with art by Rags Morales, Andy Kubert, Brent Anderson, Rick Bryant, Jesse Delperdang, Sean Parsons, Brad Walker and Chriscross, featuring a cover by Rags Morales.

DC, hardback, 256 pages, published August 2012

Collecting Adam Kubert, Richard Donner and Geoff Johns’ epic story from Action Comics issues #844 to 846, #851 and Action Comics Annual #11. A rocket lands in Metropolis containing a boy Superman thinks is from Krypton and kicks off a war between Superman, the DCU, the new Superman Revenge Squad and General Zod!

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published June 2009

Project N.O.W.H.E.R.E. has put a lot of effort into creating their Superboy, and they intend to make sure he performs to their standards. Collecting the first seven issues of the New 52 series, Written by Scott Lobdell, with art by R.B. Silve and Rob Lean, featuring cover artwork by Eric Canete.

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published August 2012

Top comics writer J. Michael Straczynski takes Superman on a journey across the U.S., originally presented in Superman issues #700 to 706. After the devastating events of War Of The Supermen, Superman looks to reconnect with the roots of his mission by crossing the U.S. on foot. Written by J. Michael Straczynski and G. Willow Wilson, with art by Eddy Barrows, J.P. Mayer and Leandro Oliveira, featuring cover artwork by John Cassaday.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published May 2012

Don’t miss these tales of Superman’s Fortress of Solitude! They’re collected here for the first time from Superman #17, Action Comics #241 and 261, Action Comics Annual #2 and #10, Superman: The Man Of Steel #100, and the hard-to-find DC Special Series #26, previously available in tabloid format! Written by Jerry Siegel, Jerry Coleman, Roy Thomas, Jerry Ordway, George Perez, Roger Stern, Mark Schultz, Geoff Johns and Richard Donner, with art by John Sikela, Wayne Boring, Ross Andru, Mike Mignola, Curt Swan, Doug Mahnke, Phil Jimenez and others, with a cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano.

DC, paperback, 200 pages, published April 2012

All-ages tales from Superman Adventures issues #16, 19, 22 and 23. The Man of Steel faces Mr. Mxyzptlk, Brainiac and Livewire, and plays bodyguard to the president of the United States. Written by Mark Millar, with art by Aluir Amancio and Terry Austin, with cover artwork by Rick Burchett and Terry Austin.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published July 2012

Spotlighting the art of Ian Churchill with stories from Superman/Batman #19, Superman #176, Supergirl #1, DC Infinite Halloween Special #1 and DCU Holiday Special #1, written by Jeph Loeb and Dan Didio, with art and a cover by Ian Churchill and Norm Rapmund.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published June 2012

Don’t miss this Superman volume collecting World Of Flashpoint #1-3, Booster Gold #44-47, The Canterbury Cricket #1 and Project Superman #1-3, written by Mike Carlin, Rex Ogle, Dan Jurgens, Scott Snyder and Lowell Francis, with art by Rags Morales, Paulo Siqueira, Gene Ha, Eduardo Francisco, Dan Jurgens and Norm Rapmund, features a cover by Gene Ha.

Not a dream, not an imaginary story, not an elseworld. This is Flash Fact: When Barry Allen wakes at his desk, he discovers the world has changed. Family is alive, loved ones are strangers, and close friends are different, gone or worse. It’s a world on the brink of a cataclysmic war – but where are Earth’s Greatest Heroes to stop it?

DC, paperback, 256 pages, published March 2012

New Krypton faces an attack from a newly freed Brainiac, and it’ll take all their might – along with Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes – to survive! Collecting Superman: Last Stand Of New Krypton #3, Adventure Comics #10-11, Supergirl #52 and Superman #699, written by James Robinson and Sterling Gates, with art by Bernard Chang, Jamal Igle, Pete Woods and others, featuring a cover by David Finch.

DC, paperback, 128 pages, published March 2012

  also in this series: Superman : Last Stand On New Krypton Volume 1

Now in trade paperback! When Lex Luthor finally regained control of LexCorp, he thought he had everything he wanted. But in Blackest Night, he briefly became an Orange Lantern and got a taste of true power. Now he’ll do anything to get that power back.

Buckle in for a greatest hits tour of the DCU’s most wanted – including an appearance by The Sandman’s big sister, Death! – as Lex Luthor begins an epic quest for power in stories from Action Comics #890-895, brought to you by writer Paul Cornell (Doctor Who, Captain Britain And MI-13)! Written by Paul Cornell, with art by Pete Woods and Sean Chen, featuring a cover by David Finch and Joe Weems.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published February 2012

Doomsday has returned in these tales from Action Comics #900 to 904! The monster that once Superman’s life in a battle that destroyed half of Metropolis is back for another round with the Man of Steel. Writer Paul Cornell (Doctor Who, Knight And Squire) pens a tale that not only puts Superman in a fight for his life – but in a fight for the life of Superboy, Supergirl and all members of the Superman family.

Written by Paul Cornell, Damon Lindelof, Paul Dini, Geoff Johns, David Goyer, Richard Donner, Derek Hoffman and Brian Stelfreeze, with art by Pete Woods, Jesus Merino, Kenneth Rocafort, Rags Morales, Dan Jurgens, Ardian Syaf, Gary Frank, Jamal Igle, Ryan Sook, R.B. Saf, Brian Stelfreeze and Matt Camp; features a cover by Kenneth Rocafort.

DC, hardback, 200 pages, published February 2012

The final chapter in the critically acclaimed New Krypton storyline is collected in this collection featuring Superman: War Of The Supermen issues #0 to 4 and a page from Superman #700! Written by James Robinson and Sterling Gates, with art by Eddy Barrows, Aaron Lopresti and others, features cover artwork by Eddy Barrows.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published January 2012

What mysteries lurk beneath the surface of this all-American town – and what are their ties to Superboy? While Superboy tries to fit in at Smallville High, he races Kid Flash, faces the sultry threat of Poison Ivy and battles Superman’s old foe, Doomsday! Collecting Superboy #1 to 6, written by Jeff Lemire, with art by Pier Gallo and Marco Rudy, featuring a cover by Phil Noto.

DC, paperback, 256 pages, published December 2011

Writer Geoff Johns and artist Gary Frank bring you a startling new look at the beginnings of Lex Luthor, The Legion of Super-Heroes, Lois Lane, Metallo, Jimmy Olsen, The Parasite and more of your favorite characters from the Superman family in this new trade paperback collecting the acclaimed six-issue miniseries! Written by Geoff Johns, with art by Gary Frank (who also provides the cover artwork) and Jon Sibal.

DC, paperback, 224 pages, published December 2011

In this second “Grounded” volume, from Superman #707-711 and #713-714, Superman meets the new Wonder Woman for the first time! But why can’t he shake the feeling that he already knows her? Then, Superman visits Boulder, Colorado, where The Flash made a strange discovery that relates to Superman. And in Salt Lake City, Batman arrives to revisit one of his earliest adventures with The Man of Steel! Written by J. Michael Straczynski and Chris Roberson, with art by Eddy Barrows, Allan Goldman, JP Mayer and others, featuring a cover by John Cassaday.

DC, hardback, 168 pages, published December 2011

Written in the 1950s, the stories reprinted in this collection reflect the optimism and carefree excitement of that era. In a decade of few real life villains, Superman's adventures became more lighthearted and fun as he teamed up with Robin, the Boy Wonder or battled against such outrageous foes as Bizarro and the Bride of Bizarro.

Also included in this collection are the first appearances of Supergirl, Krypto, and Titano the Super-Ape as well as tales of Superman's Super-Magic Show and Superboy's last day in Smallville.

Written by Otto Binder, Jerry Coleman, Bill Finger, Edmond Hamilton, and others; Art by Al Plastino, Wayne Boring, Curt Swan, Kurt Schaffenberger, and others.

DC, paperback, 192 pages, published January 2002

The new, improved Doomsday is back in these tales from Steel #1, Outsiders #37, Justice League Of America #55, Superman/ Batman Annual #5 and Superboy #6! Written by James Robinson, Steve Lyons, Dan Didio and Jeff Lemire, with art by Miguel Sepulveda, Ed Benes, Keith Giffen, Brett Booth, Marco Rudy and others, featuring a cover by Brett Booth.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published November 2011

In these tales from issues #78 to 84, Superman and Batman must fight magical forces from the past and future. Guest-starring Dr. Occult, Detective Chimp, Klarion and a horde of Solomon Grundys! Written by Cullen Bunn, Joe Kelly, Chris Roberson and others, with art by Chriscross, Jesus Merino, Brett Booth and Ed Benes, featuring a cover by Travel Foreman.

DC, hardback, 160 pages, published October 2011

With The Man of Steel on New Krypton, Mon-El battles Bizarro and General Lane in stories from Superman issues #692 to 697, Superman Annual #14, Superman Secret Files 2009 #1 and Adventure #11. Written by James Robinson, with art by Fernando Dagnino, Bernard Chang, Javier Pina and others; features cover artwork by Cafu.

DC, paperback, 224 pages, published October 2011

Following the startling events of “New Krypton,” the only thing standing between Earth and impending doom are the all-new Nightwing and Flamebird! Collected from Action Comics issues #883 to 889, written by Greg Rucka, James Robinson and Eric Trautmann, with art by Pere Perez and BIT; features a cover by Alex Garner.

DC, paperback, 208 pages, published October 2011

In these tales from The Kents issues #5 to 8, the war is on, and Nathan Kent is scouting for General Lyons while his brother rides with Quantrill. Written by John Ostrander, with art by Timothy Truman and Michael Bair, featuring cover artwork by Timothy Truman.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published December 2011

Enter Bizarro Supergirl! But how did she get to Earth and what does she want? The real Supergirl better find out fast, or else there won’t be much left of Metropolis to save! And to make things worse, an even bigger threat looms on the horizon with an eye for the Girl of Steel. Collected from Supergirl issues #53 to 59 and Annual #2, Written by Sterling Gates, with art by Jamal Igle, Matt Camp and Jon Sibal; features a cover by Amy Reede and Richard Friend.

DC, paperback, 224 pages, published August 2011

When Lex Luthor finally regained control of LexCorp, he thought he had everything he wanted. But in Blackest Night, he briefly became an Orange Lantern and got a taste of true power. Now he’ll do anything – anything – to get that power back.

In this second Black Ring volume, collecting Action Comics #896 to 900, Secret Six #29 and Action Comics Annual #13, Luthor’s quest for the Black Lantern energy takes him to Arkham Asylum for a close encounter with The Joker, and then into direct conflict with Larfleeze, the ultra-greedy Orange Lantern.

Written by Paul Cornell and Gail Simone, with artwork by Pete Woods, Jesus Merino, Marco Rudy, Ed Benes, J. Calafiore and others; features a cover by David Finch.

DC, hardback, 224 pages, published September 2011

The first four issues of the 12-part maxiseries are back, with a tale of the reconstruction period in which Silas Kent and his family make their way to Kansas, only to run afoul of murderous Luther Reid. Written by John Ostrander, with art by Timothy Truman and Michale Bair; features cover artwork by Timothy Truman.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published November 2011

Top comics writer J. Michael Straczynski takes Superman on a journey across the U.S., originally presented in Superman issues #700 to 706.

After the devastating events of War Of The Supermen, Superman looks to reconnect with the roots of his battle for Truth, Justice and the American Way. “Grounded” begins as Superman visits Philadelphia – on foot – then continues in a small town in Ohio where, as in many towns, a number of its residents are from other places. But when The Man of Steel discovers that there are also a number of residents secretly from other worlds, he unravels a mystery that may have grave consequences for Earth.

Written by J. Michael Straczynski and G. Willow Wilson, with art by Eddy Barrows, J.P. Mayer and Leandro Oliveira; features cover artwork by John Cassaday.

DC, hardback, 168 pages, published August 2011

It’s New Krypton vs. Brainiac, the alien behind the annihilation of the original Krypton! Collecting Superman: Last Stand Of New Krypton issues #1 to 2, Adventure Comics #8 and 9, Superman #698 and Supergirl #51, written by James Robinson, Sterling Gates and Eric Trautmann, with art by Pete Woods, Jamal Igle and others; features cover artwork by Andy Kubert.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published November 2011

A rocketship blasts away from an exploding planet and into the 30th century, where its passenger grows up to become Superboy, founder of The Legion of Super-Heroes! Reprinting the two-issue miniseries, written by Mark Farmer, with artwork and a cover by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published October 2011

Up up and away - Superman is THE HERO fighting for truth justice and freedom in the American way. The last several years have seen Superman transformed into a complex character with sprawling epic stories, there was a time though when stories where short and sweet. This collection from the 70s showcases encompasses the realistic and ridiculous.

DC, paperback

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In this new volume of stories from Action Comics #47 to 52, World’s Finest Comics #6 and 7 and Superman #16 to 17, Superman battles Lex Luthor, Metallo, The Talon and The Human Bomb. With help from Lois Lane, he faces down crooked politicians and slumlords. Written by Jerry Siegel, with art by John Sikela, Ed Dobrotka and Leo Nowak; features a cover by Fred Ray.

DC, paperback, 192 pages, published June 2011

Leaving Earth behind for a life in the Kryptonian military, Superman must make many sacrifices to appease his people while averting a conflict with the other planets. But an attempt on the life of a high-ranking Kryptonian sends Superman to Earth on a mission that may ignite the very conflict he’s been avoiding in these tales from Superman: New Krypton issues #6 to 12, written by James Robinson and Greg Rucka, with art by Pete Woods and Ron Randall; features a cover by Gary Frank.

DC, paperback, 192 pages, published June 2011

Witness new retellings of Superboy’s first meeting with Saturn Girl, Cosmic Boy and Lightning Lad as they bring him into the future in these tales from Adventure Comics #515-520. How will The Boy of Steel handle it when he learns of his destiny as the World’s Greatest Super Hero? Plus, don’t miss the funeral of Legion benefactor R.J. Brande, who has a few surprises in his will.  Written by Paul Levitz, with art by Kevin Sharpe and Marlo Alquiza; features a cover by Scott Clark and Dave Beaty.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published May 2011

Superboy is back — and he can’t wait to jump back into his life in these tales from Adventure Comics #0 to 3 and 5 to 6, plus a tale from Superman Secret Files 2009. But which life will it be? Conner makes a beeline for the greatest place on Earth: Smallville. While Conner reunites with his former girlfriend, Wonder Girl, Lex Luthor and Brainiac form a partnership that will cause havoc throughout the DC Universe. Written by Geoff Johns, with art and a cover by Francis Manapul.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published May 2011

The third collection of Superman stories from the '80s reprints Superman #4-6, Action Comics #587-589 and Adventures of Superman #427-429, and features a new cover and introduction by artist Jerry Ordway.

Written by John Byrne and Marv Wolfman, art by Byrne, Jerry Ordway, Terry Austin, Dick Giordano, Karl Kesel and Mike Machlan, cover by Ordway.

DC, paperback, 208 pages

While The Man of Steel’s godlike presence on another world is perverted by Lex Luthor, zealous Superman followers look to make human sacrifices in his name back on Earth. Can Batman save the first victim before it’s too late? Find out in these tales from issues #72 to 75!

Plus, in a future epic taken from the sold-out Superman/Batman Annual #4, Terry McGinnis must uncover what’s happening in Superman’s home and face a very old – and vindictive – villain! Written by Paul Levitz, with art by Jerry Ordway, Renato Guedes and others; features a cover by Fabrizio Fiorentino.

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published April 2011

Superman’s pal Jimmy Olsen takes center stage in this new collection of tales from Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen Special #2, Superman #691, Supergirl #44, Action Comics #880 and Superman: World Of New Krypton #6. Written by James Robinson, Greg Rucka and Sterling Gates, with art by Pete Woods, Jamal Igle and others; features a cover by Aaron Lopresti.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published April 2011

Collected from Superman/Batman issues #60 to 63 and #65 to 67, with appearances by Robin, Supergirl, Lex Luthor and The Joker. Plus: a Blackest Night tie-in story sets Man-Bat, Bizarro and Solomon Grundy loose to brawl. Written by Michael Green, Mike Johnson, Scott Kolins, Peter Johnson and Matt Cherniss, with art by Francis Manapul, Rafael Albuquerque and Scott Kolins; features a cover by Francis Manapul.

DC, paperback, 176 pages, published August 2011

The 12-issue series from Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely is now available in Absolute format! The Man of Steel battles Bizarro, Zibarro and more before facing the final revenge of Lex Luthor. Also includes a bonus sketchbook section and more! This limited series by two of comics' greatest made the Best of the Year list of many of us, now its getting the deluxe, over-sized Absolute treatment!

DC, hardback, 320 pages, published October 2011 (new edition)

Worlds are dying! A cosmic virus has entered our galaxy infecting entire planets. And before it’s done, the Man of Steel will have to travel to the ends of the universe to rescue Lois Lane from its corruption. Reprinted from Action Comics #778, Superman: The Man Of Steel #113, Adventures Of Superman #591 and Superman #169, written by Joe Kelly and Marv Wolfman, with art by Paco Medina, Walden Wong and Juan Vlasco; features a cover by Dale Keown.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published June 2011

Reprinting a classic Superman tale featuring the art of J.H. Williams III! Fifteen years after the disappearance of Superman, a teenage Jon Kent awakens one day to learn that not only is he the son of the Man of Steel, but he has suddenly inherited his powers. Looking to follow in his father’s footsteps, Jon joins a rebel organization that fights against the now completely corrupt U.S. government and their plan for total economic segregation.

But by becoming an enemy of the state, the son of Superman instantly becomes a target of the government-run Justice League. Now in order to live up to the legacy of his father, Jon must defeat corrupted and deviant versions of Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and The Flash. Written by Howard Chaykin and David Tischman, with art and a cover by J.H. Williams III and Mick Gray.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published May 2011

Collecting Superman/Batman #37 to 42, written by Alan Burnett (Superman/Batman Adventures and Batman Beyond animated series) and illustrated by the Streets Of Gotham art team of Dustin Nguyen and Derek Fridolfs! This volume takes the Dark Knight and Superman from the alleys of Gotham City to the outer reaches of Apokolips in a quest that pits them against Darkseid, Scarecrow, Killer Croc, and more! Written by Alan Burnett, with art and a cover by Dustin Nguyen & Derek Fridolfs

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published February 2011

Superman has left Earth. Luckily, Metropolis still has heroes like Mon-El. But after years of knowing nothing but the solitude of the Phantom Zone, how will Mon-El acclimate  to society? And Guardian has his hands full with his new position in the Science Police.

Collecting Superman #684 to 690, Action Comics #874 and elements from Action Comics Annual #10, written by James Robinson, Richard Donner and Geoff Johns, with art by Renato Guedes, Javier Pina, Pablo Raimondi, Jesus Merino, Eric Wight and Jose Wilson Magalhaes; features a cover by Andrew Robinson.

DC, paperback, 224 pages, published February 2011

The super citizens of New Krypton face an attack from a newly freed Brainiac, and it’ll take all their might – along with Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes — to survive the onslaught! This hardcover collects Superman: The Last Stand Of New Krypton #3, Adventure Comics #10 to 11, Supergirl #52 and Superman #699, written by James Robinson and Sterling Gates, with art by Bernard Chang, Jamal Igle, Pete Woods, Julian Lopez and Travis Moore; features a cover by David Finch.

DC, hardback, 128 pages, published January 2011

Writer Geoff Johns and artist Gary Frank bring you a startling new look at the beginnings of Lex Luthor, The Legion of Super-Heroes, Lois Lane, Metallo, Jimmy Olsen, The Parasite and more of your favorite characters from the Superman family in this new, deluxe hardcover. Collecting the acclaimed six-issue miniseries!, written by Geoff Johns, with artwork by Gary Frank (who also provides the cover art) and Jon Sibal.

DC, hardback, 224 pages, published December 2010

In this latest volume starring the World’s Finest heroes from issues #64 and 68 to 71 of their hit team-up series, Superman and Batman must contend with a shape-shifting alien who is dead set on continuing a thousand-year-old war against Superman’s home planet of Krypton. Written by Joe Kelly, with art and a cover by Ardian Syaf.

DC, paperback, 128 pages, published December 2010

Following the “New Krypton” event, the Man of Steel has had to embrace his past to ensure humanity’s future. Now The Man of Tomorrow has decided to live with his newfound people on a brand-new world. But can he keep peace between Earth and this New Krypton?

Not if General Zod has anything to say about it, in this new title collecting Superman: World Of New Krypton issues #1 to 5 and Action Comics annual #10, written by James Robinson, Greg Rucka, Richard Donner and Geoff Johns, with art by Pete Woods, Rags Morales and Mark Farmer; features a cover by Eddy Barrows.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published March 2011

After struggling to keep their society alive, New Krypton faces the threat of Brainiac, the alien believed to be responsible for the annihilation of the original planet Krypton! But Kryptonian General Zod has been waiting for this moment since Brainiac first attacked old Krypton – he has a plan to save his people.

Collecting Superman: Last Stand Of New Krypton #1 and #2, Adventure Comics #8-9, Superman #698 and Supergirl #51, written by James Robinson, Sterling Gates and Eric Trautmann, with art by Pete Woods, Julian Lopez, Jamal Igle and others; features a cover by Andy Kubert.

DC, hardback, 168 pages, published November 2010

When Lex Luthor finally regained control of LexCorp, he thought he had everything he wanted. But in Blackest Night, he briefly became an Orange Lantern and got a taste of true power. Now he’ll do anything to get that power back. Buckle in for a greatest hits tour of the DCU’s most wanted – including an appearance by The Sandman’s big sister, Death! – as Lex Luthor begins an epic quest for power in stories from Action Comics issues #890 to 895, brought to you by writer Paul Cornell (Doctor. Who, Captain Britain and MI-13)!

Written by Paul Cornell, with art by Pete Woods and Sean Chen’ features cover artwork by David Finch and Joe Weems.

DC, hardback, 160 pages, published March 2011

The legendary science fiction epic that brought together The Man of Steel and The Greatest is back in two spectacular hardcover editions! In 1978, an alien race called the Scrubb demands that Earth’s greatest champion battle their world’s own greatest fighter. Both Superman and Muhammad Ali step forward — and to determine who is truly Earth’s greatest fighter, Superman temporarily loses his powers and faces Ali in the ring.

Ultimately, the duo must work together to defeat the Scrubb, with Ali taking on their champion while Superman battles their space-armada. The deluxe edition hardcover is printed at 7.0625” x 10.875” and features a new cover by Neal Adams, previously unpublished artwork and more. Written by Dennis O’Neil and Neal Adams, with art by Neal Adams (who also provides the cover art), Dick Giordano and Terry Austin. Also available in a facsimile edition which is printed in the original dimensions.

DC, hardback, 96 pages, published November 2010

The legendary science fiction epic that brought together The Man of Steel and The Greatest is back in two spectacular hardcover editions! In 1978, an alien race called the Scrubb demands that Earth’s greatest champion battle their world’s own greatest fighter. Both Superman and Muhammad Ali step forward — and to determine who is truly Earth’s greatest fighter, Superman temporarily loses his powers and faces Ali in the ring.

Ultimately, the duo must work together to defeat the Scrubb, with Ali taking on their champion while Superman battles their space-armada. The facsimile edition hardcover reprints this hard–to–find title at its original size of approximately 10” wide by 13.25” high. Written by Dennis O’Neil and Neal Adams, with art by Neal Adams (who also provides the cover art), Dick Giordano and Terry Austin.

DC, hardback, 80 pages, published November 2010

Forget everything you know about The Man of Steel and brace yourself for a staggering new take on the world’s most popular Super Hero.

Best-selling, Hugo Award-winning writer J. Michael Straczynski (Brave And The Bold, Thor, Babylon 5) and red-hot rising star artist Shane Davis (Green Lantern, Superman/Batman) team up for this exciting launch of the Earth One graphic novel series. Set in an all-new continuity re-imagining DC’s top heroes, Earth One is a new wave of original, stand-alone graphic novels produced by the top writers and artists in the industry. The groundbreaking new line rockets into effect right here with the Super Hero who started it all – Superman!

What would happen if the origin of The Man of Tomorrow were introduced today for the very first time? Return to Smallville and experience the journey of Earth’s favorite adopted son as he grows from boy to Superman like you’ve never seen before! Written by J. Michael Straczynski, with art by Shane Davis (who also provides the cover) and Sandra Hope.

DC, hardback, 136 pages, published October 2010

Writer Brian Azzarello and artist Lee Bermejo (the creators behind the acclaimed best-selling graphic novel Joker) deliver a bold story in which readers get a glimpse into the mind of Superman’s longtime foe, published for the first time in hardcover – with new, additional story pages, sketch material and more!

Collected from the 5-issue miniseries Lex Luthor: Man Of Steel, Luthor reveals why the genius villain chooses to be the proverbial thorn in the Man of Steel’s side: to save humanity from the untrustworthy alien being. Written by Brian Azzarello, with art by Lee Bermejo (who also provides the cover artwork), Mick Gray and Karl Story.

DC, hardback, 144 pages, published October 2010

Superman has his first encounter with one of his earliest and strangest foes, the Ultra-Humanite, in tales from Legends Of The DC Universe #1 to 3 written by James Robinson. Plus, from issue #39 of that series, Superman meets a billionaire who believes Earth is doomed to explode – just like Krypton!

Written by James Robinson and Danny Fingeroth, with art by Val Semeiks, Randy Green, Wayne Faucher and Paul Neary; features a cover by Kevin Nowlan.

DC, paperback, 96 pages, published January 2011

With The Man of Steel away on New Krypton, it’s up to Mon-El to face off against Bizarro and General Lane – Lois Lane’s father – in this new hardcover collecting Action Comics #883 to 889, Superman #696 and stories from Adventure Comics issues #8 to 10, written by James Robinson, Greg Rucka and Eric Trautmann, with art by Pere Perez and Bit; features cover artwork by Alex Garner.

DC, hardback, 208 pages, published October 2010

Between 1998 and 2003, Paul Dini, the Emmy Award-winning producer of Batman Beyond and The New Batman/Superman Adventures, joined forces with superstar illustrator Alex Ross (Kingdom Come) to create six original graphic novels starring The World’s Greatest Super-Heroes:

    • Superman: Peace On Earth
    • Batman: War On Crime
    • Shazam!: Power Of Hope
    • Wonder Woman: Spirit Of Truth
    • JLA: Secret Origins
    • JLA: Liberty And Justice

Now, all six of these classic works are back in a new trade paperback that includes developmental art and more. Written by Paul Dini, with artwork and a cover by Alex Ross.

DC, paperback, 400 pages, published September 2010

The Silver Banshee returns in this new title collecting Supergirl #48 to 50 and Supergirl Annual #1, and this time she’s after an artifact that could break her family’s curse. Meanwhile, Lana Lang’s mysterious condition gets worse. Can Supergirl save her? Written by Sterling Gates, Helen Slater and Jake Black, with art by Jamal Igle, Cliff Chiang and others; features cover artwork by Renato Guedes.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published September 2010

With The Man of Steel away on New Krypton, it’s up to Mon-El to face off against Bizarro and General Lane in this new hardcover collecting Superman issues #692 to 697, Superman Annual #14, Superman Secret Files 2009 #1 and Adventure Comics #11. Plus, Mon-El debuts his new Superman–inspired costume in this collection guest-starring Superboy, The Legion of Super-Heroes and others. And when Superman returns to Earth, will Mon-El give up his duty as protector of a city he’s grown to love? Written by James Robinson, with art by Fernando Dagnino, Bernard Chang, Javier Pina and others; features a cover by Cafu.

DC, hardback, 224 pages, published September 2010

  Also in this series: Superman : Mon-El Volume 1 Hardcover

Don’t miss this second volume of the mega-event that alters The Man of Tomorrow down to his core, with stories from Superman issues #682 and 683, as well as Action Comics #872 and 873 and Supergirl #35 and 36, now in trade paperback!

After a long-lost section of Krypton is miraculously resurrected on Earth, The Man of Steel greets thousands of Kryptonians who are suddenly able to walk among humans. But a jarring culture clash destroys relations between the two species and violence erupts! Written by Geoff Johns, James Robinson and Sterling Gates, with art by Renato Guedes, Pete Woods, Jamal Igle and others; features cover artwork by Alex Ross.

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published September 2010

Back in print, this volume collects Superman issues #122 to 133 and Action Comics #241 to 257, featuring the birth of the Silver Age Superman mythos. Written by Jerry Siegel, Bill Finger and others, with artwork by Curt Swan, Dick Sprang and others; features a cover by Curt Swan & George Klein.

DC, paperback, 560 pages, published October 2010

The original adventures of Superman when he was a boy are collected for the first time, from More Fun Comics issues #101 to 107 and Adventure Comics #103 to 121. Set in Smallville, the future Man of Steel learns responsibility as he deals with problems of every sort in the post-World War II Midwest. Written by Jerry Siegel and Don Cameron, with art by Joe Shuster and others; features a cover by Jack Burnley.

DC, hardback, 224 pages, published August 2010

Legendary writer Alan Moore’s seminal Superman issues are collected in this title featuring beautiful art from Curt Swan (Action Comics), Dave Gibbons (Watchmen), and Rick Veitch (Swamp Thing)! Collects the two-part “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” from Superman #423 and Action Comics #583 as Superman faces his greatest foes and his final battle!

Also featuring the classic story “For the Man Who Has Everything” from Action Comics Annual #11, in which Batman, Robin and Wonder Woman fight the evil warlord Mongul for the fate of The Man of Steel, and DC Comics Presents #85, in which Superman meets Swamp Thing. Written by Alan Moore, with art by Curt Swan, Dave Gibbons, George Perez, Kurt Schaffenberger, Murphy Anderson, Rick Veitch and Al Williamson; features a cover by Brian Bolland.

DC, paperback, 128 pages, published July 2010

The Man of Steel has moved to a new planet populated by Kryptonians in this collection of Superman: World Of New Krypton issues #6 to 12. Leaving Earth behind, Superman makes sacrifices to appease his people while averting a conflict with the other races - but an attempt on the life of a high-ranking Kryptonian changes the course of Superman’s mission. Written by James Robinson and Greg Rucka, with art by Pete Woods and others, featuring cover by artwork by Bryan Talbot.

DC, hardback, 192 pages, published June 2010

The story that kicked off World Of New Krypton is now in trade paperback featuring Superman: New Krypton Special #1, Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen Special #1, Superman #681, Action Comics #871 and Adventure Comics Special Featuring The Guardian #1. Written by Geoff Johns, James Robinson and Sterling Gates, with art by Pete Woods, Gary Frank and others; features a cover by Gary Frank.

DC, paperback, 176 pages, published May 2010

Supergirl and Flamebird must work together to track down their father’s assassin – Reactron! But these childhood friends find themselves at each other’s throats in these stories from Supergirl #43 and issues #45 to 47, Action Comics #881 to 882 and Superman Secret Files 2009 #1, Written by Sterling Gates and Greg Rucka, with art by Jamal Igle and others; features cover artwork by Joshua Middleton.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published May 2010

Superboy is back -- and can't wait to jump back into his life in these tales from Adventure Comics issues #0 to 3 and 5 to 6, plus a tale from Superman Secret Files 2009. But which life will it be? Conner makes a beeline for the greatest place on Earth: Smallville. While Conner reunites with his former girlfriend, Wonder Girl, Lex Luthor and Brainiac form a partnership that will cause havoc throughout the DC Universe. Written by Geoff Johns, with artwork and a cover by Francis Manapul.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published May 2010

When Atlas stakes a claim on Metropolis in this tale from Superman issues #677 to 680, it's up to Superman and Krypto to take him down. Also including First Issue Special #1, the 1975 tale that introduced Atlas! Written by James Robinson and Jack Kirby, with artwork by Renato Guedes, Kirby and others, featuring a cover by Alex Ross.

DC, paperback, 128 pages, published April 2010

Superman’s pal Jimmy Olsen takes center stage in this new collection of tales from Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen Special #2, Superman #691, Supergirl #44, Action Comics #880 and Superman: World of New Krypton #6. Written by James Robinson, Greg Rucka and Sterling Gates.

DC, hardback, 144 pages, published April 2010

In these stories from 1942's Action Comics issues #44 to 46, World's Finest Comics #5 and Superman #14 and 15, The Man of Tomorrow faces threats from the mysterious Undersea City and more! Written by Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel, with artwork by Leo Nowak and others; features a cover by Fred Ray.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published April 2010

In Superman’s absence, two new heroes arrive on Earth from out of Kryptonian lore in this new hardcover collecting Action Comics #875 to 879 and Action Comics Annual #12, written by Greg Rucka, with art by Eddy Barrows, Pere Pérez, Ruy José, Diego Olmos, Júlio Ferreira and others; features a cover by Andrew Robinson.

Following the startling events of “New Krypton,” Earth finds itself without Superman! And this world without a Superman is a very dangerous place indeed. The only thing standing between the good (and the not-so-good) citizens of Earth and the shadow of doom are the all-new Nightwing and Flamebird. But who are these two heroes who have taken their names from legends of Krypton’s past?

DC, hardback, 168 pages, published March 2010

Superman’s past collides with his present as thousands of Kryptonians create a new society on a new world!

Following the “New Krypton” event, the Man of Steel has had to embrace his past to ensure humanity's future. And while a devastating armed conflict with Earth may have been averted, keeping the peace will be Superman's greatest challenge yet. Now The Man of Tomorrow has decided to live with his newfound people on a brand-new world.

But can he keep peace between Earth and this New Krypton? Not if General Zod has anything to say about it, in this new hardcover collecting Superman: World Of New Krypton #1 to 5 and Action Comics Annual #10. Written by James Robinson, Greg Rucka, Richard Donner and Geoff Johns, with art by Pete Woods, Rags Morales and Mark Farmer; features a cover by Eddy Barrows.

DC, hardback, 144 pages, published March 2010

The New York Times bestseller from the team of writer Grant Morrison and artist Frank Quitely (Batman & Robin) is now in trade paperback! In this follow-up to the award-winning All-Star Superman Volume 1, the Man of Steel goes toe-to-toe with Bizarro, his imperfect duplicate, and the new Zibaro, also from the Bizarro planet. Plus, more exciting adventures that take Superman across the universe and back in these tales from All-Star Superman issues #7 to 12.

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published February 2010

Following the startling events of New Krypton, Earth finds itself without Superman. Luckily, Metropolis still has heroes like Mon-El. But after years of knowing nothing but the solitude of the Phantom Zone, how will Mon-El acclimate himself to society? And the recently returned Guardian has his hands full with his new position in the Science Police. How can they fill Superman's shoes?

Collecting Superman issues #684 to 690, Action Comics #874 and elements from Action Comics Annual #10, written by James Robinson, Richard Donner and Geoff Johns, with art by Renato Guedes, Javier Pina, Pablo Raimondi, Jesus Merino, Eric Wight and José Wilson Magalhães; features a cover by Andrew Robinson.

DC, hardback, 224 pages, published February 2010

Superboy, the hero who would grow up to become Superman, battles evil alongside some of the world’s greatest heroes in this new collection. Features content from Adventure Comics issues #216, 253, 271, 280, Superboy #55, 63, 80, 171, 182 and New Adventures Of Superboy #13, written by Bill Finger, Otto Binder, Jerry Siegel and others, with art by Curt Swan, Al Plastino, John Forte and others; features a cover by Alan Davis.

DC, paperback, 168 pages, published January 2010

The 5-issue miniseries that pitted Superman and Supergirl against Maelstrom, the would-be bride of Darkseid, is collected! It’s a battle that ranges from Metropolis to Apokolips and beyond – don’t miss it! Written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray, with art and cover by Phil Noto.

DC, paperback, 128 pages, published December 2009

The amazing "Brainiac" storyline from Action Comics issues #866 to 870 is collected in this spectacular new paperback! This is the hard-hitting story that revitalized Brainiac and set the stage for the storyline “New Krypton.” Written by Geoff Johns, with art by Gary Frank (who also provides the cover artwork) and Jon Sibal.

DC, paperback, 128 pages, published March 2010

When a costumed woman arrives in Metropolis calling herself Superwoman, it’s up to Supergirl to get to the bottom of things! After meeting this so-called Superwoman during the  “New Krypton” storyline, the Girl of Steel has two pressing questions: Who is Superwoman really, and what gives her the right to wear the symbol of the House of El?

Don’t miss this collection featuring Supergirl #34 and #37 to 42, written by Sterling Gates, with art by Jamal Igle, Matthew Clark, Jon Sibal and Keith Champagne; features a cover by Joshua Middleton.
 
DC, paperback, 176 pages, published November 2009

The epic adventure from Superman/Batman issues #44 to 49 by Michael Green and Mike Johnson, two of the writers of the hit TV series (and one of our fave shows) Heroes, is collected in hardcover! The World’s Finest team has a new mission: collect all Kryptonite from across the globe - no matter who gets in their way! Written by Michael Green and Mike Johnson, with art and a cover by Shane Davis and Matt “Batt” Banning.

DC, paperback, 160 pages, published November 2009

Flamebird and Nightwing, heroes of the bottle city of Kandor, soar in this new collection of tales from Superman Family #173 and issues #183 to 194. Explore the world of Krypton through the adventures of Flamebird and Nightwing, as new heroes of the same name are current rising stars of the DC Universe.

Written by Paul Kupperberg, with art by Ken Landgraf, Kurt Schaffenberger, Marshall Rogers and others; features a cover by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson.

DC, paperback, 144 pages, published October 2009