The list does not include DC-owned publishing lines like Vertigo, Milestone, or Wildstorm, unless the comics are deliberately set in the shared DC superhero universe.CBH writers may have wildly varying opinions about these entries (for example, The Killing Joke, Identity Crisis or Batman: Hush), but they’ll still get an argument made in their favor on this list. There’s definitely a certain bias towards addressing and acknowledging the “bigger” stories that have become a part of DC canon.If you want to see where these comics are ranked, check out the best comics of all time list! Although the books are numbered, this is not a rank! The books are listed in general chronology or by era, so readers could proceed from the first entry through to the 100th and move through time from 1986 to present day.By the time the twelfth issue concluded the event in March 1986, DC Comics was irrevocably split into a history pre and post-Crisis.įor best of DC Comics list-making purposes, this is both essential to acknowledge, and frankly a relief! While Comic Book Herald has guides covering DC’s earlier years starting with Action Comics #1, it’s useful to focus in on the “Post-Crisis” landscape of the modern DC Universe.
Comics superstars Marv Wolfman and George Perez’s Crisis on Infinite Earths delivered cosmic ramifications that rippled across DC’s Multiverse and remain to this day. In April 1985, DC Comics kicked off the most momentous event in their shared universe’s modern history.
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