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52 Omnibus 2022 Edition (Hardcover)
52 Omnibus 2022 Edition (Hardcover)
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Description
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Written by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka and Mark Waid Art by Keith Giffen, Eddy Barrows, Chris Batista and Others After Infinite Crisis, the DC Universe had its most eventful year ever. It was a year without Superman, Batman, or Wonder Woman…but not a year without heroes! Collects the entirety of the groundbreaking, critically acclaimed DC Comics weekly series!
Details
- Format: Omnibus
- Writer: Various · Artist: Various · Cover: J.G. Jones
- Pages: 1216 · Trim: 7.56 x 11.52 in
- Publisher: DC Comics
- ISBN: 9781779515438
Book details
Book details
- Format
- Omnibus
- Imprint
- DC Comics
- Era
- Modern Age
- Page count
- 1216
- Trim size
- 7.56 x 11.52 in
- Writer
- Grant Morrison
- Release date
- July 19, 2022
- Cover
- Hardcover
- Genre
- Action & adventure
- ISBN
- 9781779515438
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Can fast and was perfect
Great follow up for infinite crisis
The reboot from DC was a good idea. I just wished they would’ve fleshed out the origins a little better. Still overall a good read.
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Can fast and was perfect
Great follow up for infinite crisis
The reboot from DC was a good idea. I just wished they would’ve fleshed out the origins a little better. Still overall a good read.