DC Finest One Year In: Every Comic Book Collection Explained (Superman, Batman) [Soundout12]

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  @Robin0928 · 10 months ago

  Between DC Finest and Compact Comics, it is an amazing time to be a DC Fan. Best publishing initiatives in decades

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• MR

  @mrmrobotics90 · 7 months ago

  Thank goodness for manga. It pushed the big two to FINALLY make a product that is convenient to binge read!

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• DA

  @Darwaxion · 6 months ago

  Hopefully we'll see Death of Superman and Knightfall in this series, I want to collect them as DC Finest editions

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• EY

  @Eyrrll · 10 months ago

  They probably started Flash’s second volume at issue 200 because his omnibus run ends at 199.

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• BO

  @bobjeezorham7658 · 10 months ago (edited)

  DC&apos;s made a great answer to Epic Collections here, I hope DC Finest goes on for many years to come. As someone who is new to collecting Big 2 stuff, this came out at the perfect time for me. I hadn&apos;t read pretty much anything from DC before this, so now I can easily access stories from every era of DC. Kinda surprised by how I&apos;m liking the old collections, Golden Age and Silver Age are unexpectedly fun. Immediate post-Crisis Batman has been amazing too<br><br>Would love to see some DC Finests for more niche characters like Captain Carrot, Rex the Wonder Dog, and Ambush Bug

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• RA

  @randomnerd3402 · 4 months ago

  Recently got the Static volume and read the first three issues. Remarkable stuff, wish McDuffie was still with us

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• CJ

  @cjfhotshot2838 · 10 months ago

  I really like the DC finest line<br><br>The fact that DC finest is collecting comics that havent been collected in paperback or omnibus is amazing<br><br>Bronze age Flash has been avoiding omnibus releases, so its nice that DC finest is picking up where the silver age collections left off

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• JD

  @JDellaBeat · 10 months ago

  I have been getting this line is amazing. Being a primarily DC fan, then looking Epic Collections is just sitting at corner wondering akin to &quot;Why am I not getting that treatment&quot; lol

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• JE

  @JeffsCaveofCoolBooks · 9 months ago

  This is a fantastically helpful and detailed rundown for a (relatively) DC comics newbie. Thanks so much for putting this together!!

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• JA

  @Jag2045 · 7 months ago

  Long time DC fan and loving these collections - I have always wanted DC to do a line like the Epics of colour, comprehensive collections without any gaps!

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• JU

  @justicierodelaliga · 10 months ago

  Three of my favorite characters need to be published in this series:<br><br>-Firestorm: Not only is it one of the most powerful and unique DC heroes but he also had quite the long run back in the day.<br><br>-The Creeper: There´s not much of him. There´s the original in the 60´s and the sadly (maligned because of the artist) mini-series in the 90s that´s just basically a modern origin. So it could be done in a single volume.<br><br>-Lobo: With the character appearing the Supergirl movie all the more reason to pubish his 90s run.

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• PO

  @PowerPackers90 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Yeah the only thing from the late 80s Batman missing is Legends of the Dark Knight on-going. But I got a feeling that series, Shadows of the Bat, Gotham Knights, Batman Confidential, Batman Family, etc will be bundled together as &quot;Batman Family&quot; similar to how the Superman satellites are bundles together as &quot;Superman Family&quot;.

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