DC Entertainment Essential Graphic Novels and Chronology 2015

by DC Comics · 2015

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DC Entertainment has long been the home of the genre's most seminal graphic novels, including such groundbreaking titles as WATCHMEN, BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS and THE SANDMAN to present-day masterworks DAYTRIPPER and JUSTICE LEAGUE VOL. 1: ORIGIN.

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This DC ENTERTAINMENT ESSENTIAL GRAPHIC NOVELS AND CHRONOLOGY 2015 catalog has been specifically built to help guide any new reader into the most accessible entry points into comics, then moving onto spotlights and reading orders for some of the world's most recognizable characters.

DC Entertainment has revised its expansive look into our rich library for 2015, with a updated reading lists featuring graphic novels starring Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and the Justice League, as well as the best collections from our Vertigo and MAD imprints.

Subject
geek culturegeek cultureMore like thisLess of this
Themes
superherosuperheroMore like thisLess of this
Audience
adult
Length
short · 148 pages
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graphic novelsgraphic novelsMore like thisLess of this

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