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EMPIRE - Deluxe Hardcover

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By Mark Waid, Barry Kitson
| zoop.gg
The legendary graphic novel Empire by Mark Waid & Barry Kitson was originally published by Gorilla Comics, a company formed by Mark Waid, Kurt Busiek and several others, and later was completed under the DC Comics label in 2004.
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Best Flash Team-Ups With Other Heroes In DC Comics, Ranked

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By Mark Waid, Tom Peyer, Barry Kitson, Dan Abnett
| CBR Verified
Through his many travels across time and the multiverse, the Flash has teamed up with many iconic DC heroes, from other speedsters in his Flash Family to best friends like Hal Jordan and Nightwing. Barry Allen and Wally West are two of the most likable Justice Leaguers, so they get along with almost everyone. Barry Allen is a forensic scientist, which makes him an amazing partner for Batman, the World's Greatest Detective.
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Best Forgotten Justice League Comics

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By Mark Waid, Brian Augustyn, Barry Kitson, Pat Garrahy
| CBR Verified
Published 10 minutes ago Younger fans who began reading DC Comics after the New 52 may be unfamiliar with these great, but largely obscure Justice League tales. For some fans, many of the Justice League's best stories lay completely forgotten, remembered only by comic historians. After all, the Justice League as an organization have been around since the '60s, and over the decades older fans have seen them go through countless incarnations.
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