Written by Gerry Conway, Jim Shooter, Len Wein, Chris Claremont, Dennis O’Neil, J.M. DeMatteis, Ron Marz, John Byrne and Others Art by Ross Andru, John Buscema, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Walter Simonson, Barry Kitson, John Byrne, and Others In 1976, the Big Two in comics made pop culture history by pitting their most popular heroes–Superman and the Amazing Spider-Man–against each other! The success of this one-shot comic paved the way for future collaborations between the House of Ideas and the Distinguished Competition, ushering in a new age of inter-company crossover events that boasted some of the industry’s biggest writers and artists. Now, for the first time in over 20 years, the comics that started it all will be collected in a brand-new omnibus edition featuring the classic DC Universe and Marvel team-up stories from Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man #1, Marvel Treasury Edition #28, DC Special Series #27, Marvel and DC Comics Presents Featuring the Uncanny X-Men and the New Teen Titans #1, Batman/Punisher: Lake of Fire #1, Punisher/Batman: Deadly Knights #1, Darkseid Vs. Galactus: The Hunger #1, Spider-Man and Batman #1, Green Lantern/Silver Surfer: Unholy Alliances #1, Silver Surfer/Superman #1, Batman & Captain America #1, Daredevil and Batman #1, Batman & Spider-Man #1, Superman/Fantastic Four #1, The Incredible Hulk vs. Superman #1, and Batman/Daredevil: King of New York #1. This volume also includes essays from the original creative team, an introduction from former DC Comics president Paul Levitz, afterwords by writer Ron Marz and Marvel executive editor Tom Brevoort, and more!

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Jim Lee

Rating: Teen

Written by Gerry Conway, Jim Shooter, Len Wein, Chris Claremont, Dennis O’Neil, J.M. DeMatteis, Ron Marz, John Byrne and Others Art by Ross Andru, John Buscema, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Walter Simonson, Barry Kitson, John Byrne, and Others In 1976, the Big Two in comics made pop culture history by pitting their most popular heroes–Superman and the Amazing Spider-Man–against each other! The success of this one-shot comic paved the way for future collaborations between the House of Ideas and the Distinguished Competition, ushering in a new age of inter-company crossover events that boasted some of the industry’s biggest writers and artists. Now, for the first time in over 20 years, the comics that started it all will be collected in a brand-new omnibus edition featuring the classic DC Universe and Marvel team-up stories from Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man #1, Marvel Treasury Edition #28, DC Special Series #27, Marvel and DC Comics Presents Featuring the Uncanny X-Men and the New Teen Titans #1, Batman/Punisher: Lake of Fire #1, Punisher/Batman: Deadly Knights #1, Darkseid Vs. Galactus: The Hunger #1, Spider-Man and Batman #1, Green Lantern/Silver Surfer: Unholy Alliances #1, Silver Surfer/Superman #1, Batman & Captain America #1, Daredevil and Batman #1, Batman & Spider-Man #1, Superman/Fantastic Four #1, The Incredible Hulk vs. Superman #1, and Batman/Daredevil: King of New York #1. This volume also includes essays from the original creative team, an introduction from former DC Comics president Paul Levitz, afterwords by writer Ron Marz and Marvel executive editor Tom Brevoort, and more!

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) George Perez

Rating: Teen

Marv Wolfman’s complex, long-form plotting on TOMB OF DRACULA was years ahead of its time. On the art side, Gene Colan and Tom Palmer’s visuals were arguably the final word on Dracula. So what do they have in store for us? An absolute Marvel Masterworks! Quincy Harker and his vampire hunters thought they had put an end to the Lord of Vampires — but no! Dracula’s evil has survived…and has split our heroes apart. All the threads come together as Dracula enacts his revenge, but Dr. Sun may have different plans. Meanwhile, in the shadows lurks Deacon Frost! And Blade pursues the Legion of the Damned in his complete ’70s solo stories. Also featuring Dracula’s final Giant-Size issues — including John Byrne’s first Marvel story! Collecting TOMB OF DRACULA (1972) #31-40, GIANT-SIZE DRACULA #4-5, and material from VAMPIRE TALES (1973) #8-9, and MARVEL PREVIEW #3 and #8.

(W) Marv Wolfman; Marvel Various (A) Gene Colan; Marvel Various (CA) Gene Colan

Rating: Teen+

Marv Wolfman’s complex, long-form plotting on TOMB OF DRACULA was years ahead of its time. On the art side, Gene Colan and Tom Palmer’s visuals were arguably the final word on Dracula. So what do they have in store for us? An absolute Marvel Masterworks! Quincy Harker and his vampire hunters thought they had put an end to the Lord of Vampires — but no! Dracula’s evil has survived…and has split our heroes apart. All the threads come together as Dracula enacts his revenge, but Dr. Sun may have different plans. Meanwhile, in the shadows lurks Deacon Frost! And Blade pursues the Legion of the Damned in his complete ’70s solo stories. Also featuring Dracula’s final Giant-Size issues — including John Byrne’s first Marvel story! Collecting TOMB OF DRACULA (1972) #31-40, GIANT-SIZE DRACULA #4-5, and material from VAMPIRE TALES (1973) #8-9, and MARVEL PREVIEW #3 and #8.

(W) Marv Wolfman; Marvel Various (A) Gene Colan; Marvel Various (CA) Gene Colan

Rating: Teen+

The sentinel of the spaceways soars again! After years trapped on Earth, the Silver Surfer finally breaks free of Galactus’ barrier and returns to the stars. His full Power Cosmic restored, he heads for Zenn-La. But the old saying holds true: You can’t go home again. While the age-old war between the Kree and the Skrulls heats up once again, the Elders of the Universe target Galactus! They’re not the only heavy hitters in play — not with Mephisto, Death and Eternity around. But love is the greatest force of all — will Surfer find it with his old flame, Shalla Bal? With Galactus’ herald, Nova? Or with the Celestial Madonna, Mantis? Plus: The origin of Galactus and more! Collecting SILVER SURFER (1982) #1, SILVER SURFER (1987) #1-14, SUPER-VILLAIN CLASSICS #1, and material from EPIC ILLUSTRATED #1 and MARVEL FANFARE (1982) #51.

(W) John Byrne; Marvel Various (A) John Byrne; Marvel Various (CA) Marshall Rogers

Rating: Teen

Chris Claremont, Dave Cockrum and John Byrne took a little reprint series called X-MEN and turned it into the all-new, all-different titan that conquered comicdom. Now, you can experience the thrills and excitement of their classic tales from “The Dark Phoenix Saga” to “Days of Future Past” — and so much more — in this enormous Omnibus! Including the debuts of X-universe mainstays Emma Frost and Kitty Pryde, the threat of Mystique’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, Magneto’s return, Wolverine’s first solo story, and a rare Savage Land adventure — plus the original ending of “Dark Phoenix” and a host of bonus stories! Collecting X-MEN (1963) #132-141 and ANNUAL (1970) #4-5, UNCANNY X-MEN (1981) #142-153, AVENGERS ANNUAL (1967) #10, MARVEL FANFARE (1982) #1-4, MARVEL TREASURY EDITION #26-27, MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) #100, BIZARRE ADVENTURES (1981) #27, and PHOENIX: THE UNTOLD STORY

(W) Chris Claremont; Marvel Various (A) John Byrne; Marvel Various (CA) John Byrne

Rating: Teen

Chris Claremont, Dave Cockrum and John Byrne took a little reprint series called X-MEN and turned it into the all-new, all-different titan that conquered comicdom. Now, you can experience the thrills and excitement of their classic tales from “The Dark Phoenix Saga” to “Days of Future Past” — and so much more — in this enormous Omnibus! Including the debuts of X-universe mainstays Emma Frost and Kitty Pryde, the threat of Mystique’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, Magneto’s return, Wolverine’s first solo story, and a rare Savage Land adventure — plus the original ending of “Dark Phoenix” and a host of bonus stories! Collecting X-MEN (1963) #132-141 and ANNUAL (1970) #4-5, UNCANNY X-MEN (1981) #142-153, AVENGERS ANNUAL (1967) #10, MARVEL FANFARE (1982) #1-4, MARVEL TREASURY EDITION #26-27, MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) #100, BIZARRE ADVENTURES (1981) #27, and PHOENIX: THE UNTOLD STORY

(W) Chris Claremont; Marvel Various (A) John Byrne; Marvel Various (CA) Stuart Immonen

Rating: Teen

Published by Marvel Comics
January, 2024

Re-presenting one of the most important and influential X-Men tales ever told!

In a post-apocalyptic future, the mutant-hunting killing machines known as the Sentinels rule America with an iron fist.
Almost all mutants, super heroes and super villains have been exterminated.
Only a handful remain to fight against their oppressive robotic overseers.
Now Kate Pryde must travel back in time to warn the X-Men of the coming danger – and hopefully prevent this horrible future from ever taking place!

In “Days of Future Past,” the shocking culmination of their acclaimed, industry-changing X-MEN run, Chris Claremont and John Byrne changed everything for mutantkind – in both its present and its future!

It’s one of the all-time great Marvel comic books, boldly re-presented in its original form, ads and all!

Reprinting X-MEN (1963) #141.

Dell’Otto Variant: Gabriele Dell’Otto Foil Variant

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Chris Claremont, John Byrne
Artist: John Byrne

“Down the Rabbit Hole”
Published by Marvel Comics
February, 1992

1st Appearance: Mikail Rasputin

Storm leads her team into a strange and mysterious land where Colossus come face-to-face with the last person he ever expected to see alive again.

Cover Artist: Whilce Portacio
Writer: John Byrne, Jim Lee, Whilce Portacio
Artist: Whilce Portacio

“Payback”
Published by Marvel Comics
November, 1991

1st Appearance: Bishop

In one fell swoop the Upstarts have destroyed the Reavers and crippled the Hellfire Club.
Next up, the Mutant Liberation Front. Who can stop these powerful new foes?

Enter: Bishop!

Cover Artist: Whilce Portacio
Writer: John Byrne, Whilce Portacio
Artist: Whilce Portacio

“Too Many Mutants!”
Published by Marvel Comics
February, 1991

The halls of Xavier’s Institute are becoming very crowed.
This very special issue, featuring the talents of an army of the industries best, answers the question “what happens when there too many mutants?”

Plus, Lila Cheney arrives with dire news about Professor X!

Featuring art by Whilce Portacio, Klaus Janson, John Byrne, Rick Leonardi, Marc Silvestri, Michael Golden, Larry Stroman, Jim Lee, and Scott Williams.

Cover Artist: Jim Lee
Writer: Chris Claremont
Artist: Various

“Child of Light and Darkness!”
Published by Marvel Comics
August, 1980

The X-Men set out to stop their out-of-control teammate.
But do they possess the power to stop the Phoenix gone mad? Don’t bet on it.
Enter: Professor Charles Xavier.
Can even the most powerful mutant mind on Earth stand against a creature that can consume stars?
Mankind’s further existence depends on the outcome of this clash of titans.

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Chris Claremont
Artist: John Byrne

“Endings”
Published by Marvel Comics
April, 1990

If Wolverine is going to stop the rampage of the living disease known as Spore he may need a little help from the healing power of Sister Salvation.

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Archie Goodwin
Artist: John Byrne

“Outburst!”
Published by Marvel Comics
March, 1990

Wolverine races against the clock in order to stop the cyborg Geist’s living disease known as Spore from being released upon the world.

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Archie Goodwin
Artist: John Byrne

“Battleground”
Published by Marvel Comics
February, 1990

Hopped up on tainted cocaine, Wolverine’s healing factor is pushed to its limits figting the drug’s hallucination inducing side effects.
He soon discovers the true horror behind Geist’s new drug, it’s actually Spore, a living disease!

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Archie Goodwin
Artist: John Byrne

“Miracles”
Published by Marvel Comics
January, 1990

Not even Wolverine may be able to survive a confrontation with Tiger Shark, a villain whose aquatic strength rivals even the Savage Sub-Mariner!
Meanwhile, Sister Salvation lays her healing hands on a suffering Roughhouse, thus completing another part in Geist’s diabolical scheme.

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Archie Goodwin
Artist: John Byrne

“Heroes & Villains”
Published by Marvel Comics
December, 1989

Wolverine makes his way to war torn Tierra Verde only to find himself caught in the middle of a battle between the revolutionary La Bondera and the dangerous aquatic villain Tiger Shark.
Meanwhile, more of Geist’s villainous plan is revealed.

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Archie Goodwin
Artist: John Byrne

“All at Sea”
Published by Marvel Comics
December, 1989

Geist reveals that he plans to turn Roughhouse into a drug-fueled super-warrior, like the misguided Nuke.
Can Wolverine rescue his erstwhile sparring partner before Roughhouse rips him to pieces in a drug induced rage?

Cover Artist: John Byrne
Writers: Archie Goodwin
Artist: John Byrne

“Armageddon Now”
Published by Marvel Comics
December, 1977

1st Appearance: Waldo

1st John Byrne X-Men

On the far side of the universe alone and cut off from their mentor, the X-Men must face their worst nightmares if they are going stop the mad Emperor D’Ken, from unleashing the unimaginable power of the M’Krann Crystal upon the universe.

Cover Artist: Dave Cockrum
Writer: Chris Claremont
Artist: John Byrne

“The Submergence of Japan”
Published by Marvel Comics
February, 1979

1st Appearance: Mariko Yashida

The X-Men arrive in the Land of the Rising Sun.
Wolverine reveals that he knows Japanese and meets Mariko, the beautiful cousin of the fiery mutant Sunfire.
And, Xavier’s students fight for their lives against a platoon of armored killers called the Mandroids.

Cover Artist: Dave Cockrum
Writer: Chris Claremont
Artist: John Byrne