Will there be a Batman Silver Age omnibus?

Batman: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (Batman: the Silver Age Omnibus, 1) Hardcover – October 4, 2022.

Which Batman comic is most valuable?

A near mint issue of Batman #1 has just sold for just over $2.2 million, setting a record for the most expensive Batman comic sold. The comic, published in 1940, sold as part of Heritage Auction’s comics and comic art events that kicked to Thursday and runs through Sunday.

How many Batman omnibus are there?

To date, DC has published nine volumes in the Batman: The Golden Age series. The books include: Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol 1 – Detective Comics #27 – #56 and Batman #1 – #7. Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol 2 – Batman #8 – #15, Detective Comics #57 – #74, and World’s Finest Comics #4 – #9.

What is Silver Age Superman?

The Silver Age of Comics was a historical period in the publication of DC comic books, including those of the Superman franchise. This age is characterized by “campy” storylines, and major expansion of the Superman mythos.

Is Batman golden age?

With that in mind, we can begin to tackle the Golden Age. Golden Age Batman refers to the original Batman that debuted in Detective Comics #27 in 1939. In the late 1930s and early 1940s, Batman, Superman, and the JSA all occupied the same shared universe, but the connections were fairly tenuous.

What is the rarest DC comic book?

30 Of The Rarest DC Comics (And Their Worth)

  1. 1 Action Comics #1 (1938) – $4.530 Million.
  2. 2 Detective Comics #27 (1939) – $2.49 Million.
  3. 3 All-Star Comics #8 (1941) – $936 thousand.
  4. 4 Superman #1 (1939) – $768 thousand.
  5. 5 Batman #1 (1940) – $634 thousand.
  6. 6 Detective Comics #1 (1937) – $586 thousand.

Who would win Thor vs Superman?

While Superman could overpower Thor, Thor’s blows would leave Kal-El seriously injured. With his super-speed, Superman could probably get a few hits in on Thor before the Asgardian had a chance to summon a bolt of lightning. However, Superman rarely goes all-out against opponents, especially in friendly fights.