The 10 Best DC Omnibuses
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DC #1 – Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus 1
Grant Morrison's Batman (#655–683) introduces Damian Wayne and builds to Batman R.I.P. – a dense, ambitious run that rewards rereading. Tony S. Daniel drew the biggest share (42%), with Andy Kubert and J. H. Williams III.
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DC #2 – The Sandman Omnibus 1
Neil Gaiman's Sandman #1–37: Dream, Death and the Endless in a series that changed what comics could be. Many artists share the book – Mike Dringenberg drew the most (28%).
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DC #3 – Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus 1
Jack Kirby's own universe: New Gods, Forever People, Mister Miracle and Jimmy Olsen, and the first appearance of Darkseid. Kirby wrote and drew 90% of it.
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DC #4 – Green Lantern by Geoff Johns Omnibus 1
Green Lantern: Rebirth #1–6 and Green Lantern #1–25: Geoff Johns brings back Hal Jordan and builds toward the Sinestro Corps War. Ethan Van Sciver leads the art (28%) in a book shared by several artists.
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DC #5 – JLA by Grant Morrison Omnibus
Grant Morrison puts DC's biggest heroes back together in JLA #1–41, with world-ending threats in almost every arc. Howard Porter drew 85% of the book.
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DC #6 – The New Teen Titans Omnibus 1
Marv Wolfman and George Pérez's New Teen Titans #1–20 introduce Raven, Starfire and Cyborg – DC's answer to the X-Men. Pérez drew 60% of the book.
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DC #7 – Wonder Woman Omnibus by George Pérez
George Pérez relaunches Wonder Woman after Crisis on Infinite Earths, rooted in Greek myth (#1–24). Pérez wrote and drew 94% of it – the definitive modern Diana.
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DC #8 – The Starman Omnibus 1
James Robinson's Starman #0–16: Jack Knight, a reluctant hero who loves collectibles more than capes. Tony Harris drew 84% of the book – a very personal take on DC history.
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DC #9 – Batman by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo Omnibus 1
Batman #0–33: the Court of Owls, Death of the Family and Zero Year – the biggest Batman run of the 2010s. Greg Capullo drew 72% of the book.
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DC #10 – Justice League International Omnibus 1
Keith Giffen, J. M. DeMatteis and Kevin Maguire's Justice League (#1–25) is the funniest superhero team book ever made – and a great one too. Giffen did the breakdowns for 37% of it.
