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Unlike Batman and Robin, Superman was published bi-weekly during the Tomasi/Gleason run, which made it impossible for Gleason to draw most issues, so he rotated with Doug Mahnke, Jorge Jiménez...

He drew issues #1-2, #4, #6, #10-11, #18-21, #24-25 (with Doug Mahnke), #42-43 (with some pages by Joe Prado in #43) and #45, plus a 15-page story for Action Comics #1,000.

It got pushed back to February the 2nd.

That bothered me as well. The editors were clearly asleep at the wheel, and I hope the collected edition fixes the chapter ordering, assuming the print version had the same error.

As far as I know, that was supposed to be Black Lantern Ted Kord, and they were teasing the Blackest Night tie-in arc that Jurgens ended up doing with issues #26-27.

Fall 2020 catalog (originally went up to January 2021, but many of the books in it got pushed back to later next year)

Spring 2021 catalog (up to May 2021)

Summer 2021 catalog (went online just...

I don't own a copy, but the omnibus' content listing does include JLA Secret Files #1. I'm just curious to know where they placed that lead story by Morrison and Porter, because going by overview...

Batman: Knight Out

Batgirl: The New 52 Omnibus

Swamp Thing: The Bronze Age Vol. 3

Fished from Penguin Random House's website:

Justice League International Omnibus Vol. 2

Aquaman: Deadly Waters The Deluxe Edition

Superman: The City of Tomorrow Vol. 2

Wonder Woman: Circe

The second Byrne omnibus might also collect Superman: The Earth Stealers, The World of Krypton #1-4, The World of Smallville #1-4 and The World of Metropolis #1-4, all of which were written by him.

I've always been very curious to read this story ever since it was pulled at the last minute, and while I'm glad it's finally getting published, I wish they'd include it in the upcoming collection of...

According to this report provided by Diamond Distribution, Hitman Vol. 1 is cancelled and will be resolicited at a future date, but now that they solicited this Greatest Hits trade, I'm starting to...

I'm a big fan of this run, which is mostly light-hearted fun but includes some pretty major dramatic developments in its middle portion, and they did a great job with the omnibus. There are lots of...

If you didn't like Andy Diggle's portion of Vol. 20, you probably won't like Vol. 21, since he wrote all of it except for two issues Jason Aaron guest-wrote. After that, there will probably be just...

The first 10 issues will be collected in paperback as Uncanny X-Men: X-Men Disassembled, while the second arc will be collected in the Uncanny X-Men: Cyclops and Wolverine TPB. No hardcover listed so...

Yes, the third Deluxe HC skipped the DC One Million mini but inexplicably included JLA #1,000,000. On the other hand, it's the only DC collection that includes the last two pages of JLA #23, which...

And the X-Men: Asgardian Wars OHC (also available as a TPB) because of X-Men Annual #9.

The last remaining gap (Uncanny X-Men #338-340) will be filled by the Onslaught Aftermath TPB, and the long-standing gap between Mutant Massacre and Fall of the Mutants has just been filled by the...

In addition to Legion of Super-Heroes: Five Years Later Vol. 1, DC's Summer 2019 releases are listed here:

https://www.edelweiss.plus/#catalogID=4315158

Superman, Action Comics, Batman, Detective Comics, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Justice League, Nightwing, Suicide Squad, Harley Quinn and Green Arrow.

Edit: oops, I didn't realize VanWinkle had...

If you skip Book Three, you'll be missing out on a lot more than two issues. The "Sins of Youth" crossover had major consequences for the team, and the two double-sized specials that bookend it were...

You're right, and I think the solicitation copy got that wrong. It's the story from Winter's Edge #2 that should be collected in the third omnibus.

https://www.amazon.com/Aquaman-Underworld-Deluxe-Dan-Abnett/dp/140128504X/

I suppose DC decided to give this arc the deluxe treatment because of Sejic's art, not to mention it made Aquaman more...

https://www.edelweiss.plus/#catalogID=4260271&page=1

"The Judas Contract" doesn't start until Tales of the Teen Titans #42, which will be open the third omnibus. It's just that DC usually collects this arc along with issues #39-41, but they're not...