Dig These 13 DC FINEST Titles Added to the 2027 Lineup

Seriously — 13! Including Silver Age Atom and Aquaman, Kirby’s Fourth World, Legion, Superman and MORE!

We’ve got a bounty of 2027 DC book news for you, and you can check out the links at the bottom of the post to navigate your way through the various categories and subjects.

Here, we have the 13 latest DC Finest volumes set for the first half of 2027. (What a coincidence!) We’ve already covered others, but this skein includes the first Atom edition, plus other faves like Jack Kirby’s Fourth World; Silver Age Aquaman; and O’Neil/Cowan’s The Question.

Dig the official descriptions from the DC spring 2027 bookseller catalogue.

In chronological order, by release date:

DC FINEST: BATGIRL — SILENT KNIGHT

Kelley Puckett, Scott Peterson, Damion Scott

Cassandra Cain’s journey continues, as she expands her role in Gotham and beyond in a powerful story of growth, identity, and action.

At age 17, the teenaged assassin Cassandra Cain is literally a fighter like no other. Remorselessly trained by her mercenary father to be the ultimate human weapon, Cassandra cannot speak or write, but her uncanny ability to read body language allows her to take down opponents three times her size without batting an eye.

But when she rebels against her programming on the lawless streets of No Man’s Land-era Gotham City, the Dark Knight Detective sees a possible successor to the role of Batgirl. Under the tutelage of the original Batgirl, Barbara Gordon, Cassandra must now reinvent herself as a protector instead of a predator—and prove to both her newfound family and herself that even someone who was born to kill can be worthy to take up the cowl of a legend!

Witness the origin of one of the DC Universe’s most celebrated heroes in this landmark volume showcasing Cassandra’s first appearances and foundational adventures. Collects Batgirl #1-6; Batgirl Annual #1; Batman: No Man’s Land #0; Batman #567 and #569, Detective Comics #732 and #734; Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #120; Azrael: Agent of the Bat #56-57 and #60-61; The Batman Chronicles #18; Batman: Gotham Knights #2; and the long-out-of-print crossover series Ghost/Batgirl #1-4.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: January 5, 2027
688 Pages

DC FINEST: WONDER WOMAN —  JUDGMENT IN INFINITY!

Paul Levitz, Dan Mishkin, Gene Colan

A sweeping collection of Wonder Woman adventures—mythology, action, and cosmic stakes in an expansive, accessible DC Finest collection.

Wonder Woman faces gods, monsters, and threats that stretch far beyond the mortal world.

As Diana’s adventures grow in scale and ambition, she is drawn into battles that test her strength, her compassion, and her role as a champion of both humanity and the divine. From mythological trials to universe-spanning conflicts, each story pushes her further as a hero and a warrior.

Spanning a major run of stories, this volume brings together action, fantasy, and adventure in one immersive collection—offering a wide-ranging look at Wonder Woman’s world and the challenges she must overcome.

Collects Wonder Woman #280-305, The New Teen Titans #11-12, the special 16-page preview story from DC Comics Presents #41, and the never-before-reprinted promotional comic Superman: The Computer Masters of Metropolis #1.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: January 19, 2027
600 Pages

DC FINEST: EVENTS — CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS, PART FOUR

Marv Wolfman, George Perez, Jerry Ordway

Reality itself is rewritten as the Crisis reaches its epic conclusion in the final chapter of the Multiverse-shattering event.

Everything ends here.

As the Crisis reaches its apocalyptic climax, the battle to save existence itself comes to a breaking point. Heroes from across worlds face impossible odds as reality collapses, and the fate of the entire Multiverse hangs in the balance.

In the midst of cosmic destruction, alliances are tested, sacrifices are made, and the universe is forever changed. When the dust settles, nothing will be the same—and the world that remains will reshape the future of every hero.

Bringing together the concluding chapters of Crisis on Infinite Earths alongside key tie-in stories, this volume captures the final transformation of the DC Universe in one sweeping, interconnected collection.

Collects Crisis on Infinite Earths #10-12; All-Star Squadron #57-60; Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld #13; Blue Devil #19; Christmas with the Super-Heroes #2; DC Comics Presents #94; Green Lantern #197-198; History of the DC Universe #1-2; Infinity, Inc. #25; JLA: Incarnations #5; Secret Origins Annual #2; Starman Annual #1; The Fury of Firestorm #42; The Omega Men #33; and Who’s Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #10 and #16-18.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: February 9, 2027
576 Pages

DC FINEST: LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES — THE GREAT DARKNESS SAGA

Paul Levitz, Keith Giffen, Pat Broderick

A group of young heroes faces a mysterious force threatening the entire galaxy in this massive, future-set superhero epic.

In the 31st century, a team of young superheroes from across the galaxy unites to prevent Armageddon.

When a powerful and unseen enemy begins manipulating events across space, the Legion of Super-Heroes races to discover the true identity behind the threat that spans worlds, timelines, and entire civilizations. As the danger escalates, the team is pushed to its limits, facing impossible odds and uncovering a force powerful enough to reshape the universe itself.

Blending action, suspense, and expansive world-building, this landmark storyline delivers a high-stakes adventure where teamwork, sacrifice, and resilience define the fate of the future.

Collects DC Comics Presents #43, The Legion of Super-Heroes #284-302 and #305-306, World’s Finest Comics #284, The Best of DC: Blue Ribbon Digest #24, The Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #1, and The Brave and the Bold #198.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: March 2, 2027
648 Pages

DC FINEST: THE QUESTION — ZEN AND VIOLENCE

Dennis O’Neil, Denys Cowan

A dark, thought‑provoking crime saga—the Question confronts corruption, identity, and moral truth in this expansive DC Finest collection of early stories.

In a city where corruption runs deep, justice is anything but simple.

Vic Sage operates as the Question, a faceless investigator determined to expose the truth—no matter the cost. But in Hub City, every answer leads to another question, and every case pulls him deeper into a system built on power, fear, and control.

As his search for justice continues, Sage is forced to confront not only the criminals around him, but his own beliefs, identity, and what it truly means to do the right thing in a broken world.

Spanning a major run of stories that include all the character’s original appearances in the Charlton titles from creator Steve Ditko as well as the first 15 issues of his celebrated revival by Dennis O’Neil and Denys Cowan in the 1980s, this volume offers a wide-ranging look at the Question’s evolution, blending crime storytelling, action, and philosophical depth in one immersive collection.

Collects The Question #1-15, Blue Beetle (Charlton) #1-5, Americomics Special #1, Mysterious Suspense #1, Blue Beetle (DC) #4-7, Who’s Who Update ‘87 #4, Who’s Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #19, and The Charlton Bullseye #1 and #5.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: March 16, 2027
600 Pages

DC FINEST: BATMAN — A LONELY PLACE OF DYING

Marv Wolfman, Alan Grant, Pat Broderick, Jim Aparo, Norm Breyfogle

A new Robin—Tim Drake—rises as Batman faces one of the darkest chapters of his life in this essential DC Finest collection.

Batman is at his lowest point.

In the aftermath of devastating loss, Bruce Wayne becomes increasingly reckless in his war on crime, pushing away allies and abandoning the balance that once made him Gotham City’s greatest hero.

But one young detective sees what no one else can: Batman needs a Robin.

Determined to help, Tim Drake sets out on a journey that will change both his life and Batman’s forever. What follows is the story of how a new Robin emerges, bringing hope back to Gotham and laying the foundation for a new era of the Bat-Family.

Collected alongside key stories from one of the most important periods in Batman history, these adventures capture the return of Robin and the beginning of Tim Drake’s journey as one of DC’s most beloved heroes.

Collects the Arkham Asylum graphic novel, Batman #436-444, Detective Comics #604-609, The New Titans #60-61 and #65, Secret Origins #44, Secret Origins Special #1, and select stories from Batman Villains Secret Files 2005 #1 and Christmas with the Super-Heroes #2.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date April 6, 2027
664 Pages

DC FINEST: METAMORPHO — HOW TO MAKE A SUPER-HERO

Dan Jurgens, Mike W. Barr, Mike Norton, Jim Aparo

A shape-shifting hero pushed to new limits—Metamorpho faces bigger challenges, team-ups, and unexpected transformations.

Rex Mason is no ordinary hero—he can transform into any element on Earth.

As Metamorpho, his powers allow him to reshape his body into anything from steel to smoke to fire, making him one of the most unpredictable heroes in the DC Universe. But with those abilities comes a challenge: holding onto his humanity while constantly changing.

Across a wide range of adventures, DC’s most versatile of champions takes on new challenges, teams up with other heroes, and navigates increasingly complex threats while struggling with the personal cost of his powers.

Collecting stories from across multiple series, this volume offers a broad and energetic look at one of DC’s most unusual characters—blending science fiction, superhero action, and character-driven storytelling.

Collects Batman and the Outsiders #1-2, #16-19, #24-25; Batman and the Outsiders Annual #2; The Outsiders #4, #6, #13, #18-22, #25, #27; DC Comics Presents #40; World’s Finest Comics #217-220, #224, #226, #228-229; Action Comics #413-418; The Brave and the Bold #123, #154; 1st Issue Special #3; Who’s Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #15, #17; Justice League of America #101; Who’s Who #2; and Who’s Who Update 1987 #5.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: April 27, 2027
512 pages

DC FINEST: SUPERMAN — THE KRYPTON CONNECTION

Cary Bates, Elliot S! Maggin, Curt Swan

Classic adventures from one of the most imaginative eras of Superman’s history.

Superman’s adventures could take him anywhere.

During this dynamic era, the Man of Steel confronts alien threats, scientific mysteries, cosmic dangers, and challenges that test both his powers and his character. Alongside trusted allies and a growing cast of supporting characters, Superman faces everything from ordinary human conflicts to extraordinary adventures that stretch across the universe.

Filled with action and optimism, these tales showcase the wide-ranging appeal of Superman during the Bronze Age, when every issue introduced new ideas, new dangers, and new opportunities for heroism.

Collecting a substantial chapter of Superman’s publishing, this volume offers readers the chance to experience the evolution of the character and his world through a broad selection of stories from across the era.

Collects Action Comics #421-437, Superman #261-277, Limited Collectors’ Edition #31, Wanted: The World’s Most Dangerous Villains #9, Secret Origins #1, The Amazing World of Superman #1, Aurora Comics Scenes #185, and DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #18.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: May 11, 2027
616 pages

DC FINEST: THE ATOM — BIRTH OF THE ATOM

Gardner Fox, Gil Kane

A microscopic hero with massive challenges—discover the origin and early adventures of the Atom, in an accessible and comprehensive DC Finest presentation.

Ray Palmer is a scientist who discovers a way to shrink himself to microscopic size—becoming a superhero unlike any other.

As the Atom, he uses his incredible abilities to take on threats both large and small, navigating a world where danger can exist at any scale. From high-stakes battles to scientific discoveries, each adventure pushes him to master his powers and find his place as a hero.

Across a wide range of stories, these early adventures introduce a character driven by curiosity, ingenuity, and determination—bringing science fiction concepts and superhero action together in a unique and engaging way.

Collecting foundational stories and key appearances, this volume offers an accessible introduction to one of DC’s most inventive and unconventional heroes.

Collects The Atom #1-15, Showcase #34-36, The Brave and the Bold #53 and #55, Strange Adventures #135 and #145, and Justice League of America #7, #14, and #18.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: May 18, 2027
592 pages

DC FINEST: AQUAMAN — THE HAUNTED SEA

Jack Miller, Nick Cardy, Ramona Fradon

Part of the DC Finest line, this deep-diving collection spotlights Aquaman’s early adventures!

As king of Atlantis and protector of the seas, Aquaman faces threats both above and below the surface—but some dangers are stranger and more unpredictable than anything he’s encountered before. From cursed forces rising out of the deep to mysterious enemies that blur the line between science and sorcery, these adventures transform the ocean into a place of wonder, danger, and suspense.

Blending action, suspense, and imaginative world-building, these stories showcase a defining era of Aquaman’s legacy; where superhero storytelling meets eerie, atmospheric adventure.

Collects Aquaman #4-24; The Brave and the Bold #51; World’s Finest Comics #126-133, #135, #137, and #139; Superman’s Girl Friend, Lois Lane #29; and Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen #55 and #78.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: Jun 1, 2027
664 pages

DC FINEST: CATWOMAN — TO CATCH A THIEF

Devin Grayson, Chuck Dixon, Jim Balent

A master thief is pushed to her limits in this pivotal DC Finest collection, as Catwoman faces ever-escalating danger!

Selina Kyle knows how to steal—but will she be able to stay alive long enough to enjoy her ill-gotten gains?

As Catwoman’s world expands beyond Gotham, the potential scores grow bigger, and the risks get more personal. From dangerous encounters with some of the city’s most unpredictable figures to high-stakes jobs that take her into dangerously unfamiliar territories, every move will test her hard-earned skills and instincts to their limits.

Bringing together a wide range of stories from one of Catwoman’s greatest eras, this volume blends crime, action, and character-driven storytelling—showcasing Catwoman at her most resourceful, cunning, and complex.

Collects Catwoman #54-71, Catwoman/Wildcat #1-4, Catwoman Plus #1, Catwoman #1000000, and a 10-page story from Batman 80-Page Giant #1.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: June 8, 2027
576 pages

DC FINEST: FOURTH WORLD: THE STORM OF BATTLE

Jack Kirby

Gods, heroes, and worlds all collide in this sweeping cosmic saga featuring an expansive collection of interconnected stories from legendary comics master Jack Kirby.

A war is spreading—one that reaches across worlds, ideologies, and the fate of entire civilizations.

As powerful forces prepare for conflict, heroes are drawn into a growing struggle where survival depends on strength, strategy, and belief. Across multiple storylines, each battle reveals a larger threat, pulling together characters and stories into an expanding, high-stakes confrontation.

From cosmic-scale battles to personal struggles, Jack Kirby’s epic tales combine to form a sweeping narrative about power, control, and the fight for freedom—where every decision shapes the outcome of a larger war.

Collecting interconnected stories from across several series, this volume delivers a wide-ranging, immersive reading experience that brings together action, science fiction, and mythic storytelling.

Collects Superman #244; The New Gods #4-7; The Forever People #5-8; Mister Miracle #5-8; Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #144-148, #150, and #152; and Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane #116-119.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: June 22, 2027
560 pages

DC FINEST: WESTERN — REQUIEM FOR A GUNFIGHTER

Michael Fleisher, John Albano, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Tony DeZuniga

Get ready to hit the trail once more with the second DC Finest: Western volume, which introduces the most steely-eyed and scar-faced stalwart of justice to ever ride the range: Jonah Hex! DC Finest: Western: Requiem for a Gunfighter features a wagon train’s worth of frontier adventures from the bygone years of 1973 through 1977—all crafted by some of comics’ most accomplished hands, including Michael Fleisher, José Luis García-López, John Albano, Tony DeZuniga, Dick Ayers, George Moliterni, Noly Panaligan, and more. Collects all the tall tales from Weird Western Tales #18-43, Jonah Hex #1-7, and a never-before- reprinted Jonah Hex parody story from The Amazing World of DC Comics #13.

Paperback
$39.99
On Sale Date: December 8, 2026
648 Pages

Buncha thoughts:

— The Western edition was already formally solicited but it’s been kind of under the radar, so I included it with this list.

— The Silver Age Atom and Aquaman books top my list. I own a lot of those issues — they are always entertaining — but not even close to all of them.

— The Metamorpho collection is quite the potpourri, isn’t it.

— OK, experts: Have those Superman and Wonder Woman stories been collected before? You tell me. (Also, the Aurora Superman comic is included — just like the Batman one is in this DC Finest volume!)

— No Golden Age this time around. Hmm.

MORE

— DC Unleashes Fresh Wave of OMNIBUS EDITIONS for 2027. Click here.

— Beloved BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT Series to Get OMNIBUS Treatment. Click here.

— Second BATMAN BY NEAL ADAMS: ABSOLUTE ADAMS Volume Slated for JUNE 2027. Click here.

EVEN MORE

— Brilliant Mid-’70s BATMAN to Get DC FINEST Edition. Click here.

— Upcoming DC FINEST: ROBIN Volume Speeds Into the Classic BATMAN FAMILY Period. Click here.

— SEVEN Fan-Fave BATMAN Books Return to Print in Early 2027. Click here.

— Raft of DC COMICS Collected Edition Re-Releases Set for Early 2027. Click here.

— DC Schedules FIVE Groovy Omnibus Re-Releases for Early 2027. Click here.

STILL YET MORE

— BATMAN BY DOUG MOENCH OMNIBUS Coming in 2027. Click here.

— MATT WAGNER’s Sublime BATMAN AND THE MAD MONK Gets New Edition. Click here.

— DC COMICS Adds Three New Categories to DC FINEST Line in 2027. Click here.

— DC FINEST’s Upcoming SUPERMAN FAMILY Volume Hits the DOLLAR COMICS Years. Click here.

Author: Dan Greenfield

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  1. >> Seriously — 13!
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    Be honest. You had a hand in this!

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  2. Me again, so excited for DC FINEST: WONDER WOMAN —  JUDGMENT IN INFINITY!!!! The Gene Colan run with new scans? Yes please!!

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  3. DC Finest is the most reader-friendly, accessible, and cost-affordable format out there (as Marvel realized early on with their excellent Marvel Epic Collections which have been a massive success for them, and a huge win for us readers). Wayyyyy better a format than those stupid heavy cinderblock omnibus books for $100 each…

    Glad to see them increasing their production on them, but can we PLEASE get more previously uncollected Bronze Age material like the Superman and Wonder Woman volumes? There’s still so much mainstream Bronze Age that hasn’t yet been collected in a nice softcover format like this…

    Would love to see more Bronze JLA volumes (love the one that came out this week!), the fact that all of the satellite years of JLA still isn’t already out in this format is criminal, and speaking of criminal can we please get volumes of All Star Squadron already?

    Other “would love to see” volumes: All-Star Comics (finish the Golden Age and do the 1970s run please), Freedom Fighters, Kamandi (#41-60…the post-Kirby years…you’ve reprinted #1-40 a million times already…), and long-overdue runs of mainstream Superman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern from the mid-late 1970s…I can’t believe we even have to ask for these titles to have complete Bronze Age runs reprinted in DC Finest volumes…most comic readers are Gen X…more mid-late 70s Bronze age stuff please…!!

    And geez, how many times are you going to reprint Kirby’s Fourth World comics but ignore the rest of the runs of New Gods and Mister Miracle that came out in the 1970s…same as you do with Kirby’s Kamandi #1-40 but don’t give us the rest of the run #41-60 …we’re completists, and it sure would be nice to have the rest of the runs of these great Kirby characters guys…just one volume each and we’ll stop asking over and over…

    Same with the Legion…the Great Darkness Saga is great, and you’ve reprinted it 100X…but can you PLEASE give us the rest of the Bronze Age Superboy and Legion in this format sometime before we’re all using canes to walk…?

    Looking forward most to the Superman and Wonder Woman volumes (nice to see the Aurora comic, and the Radio Shack comic both reprinted in those 2 volumes…great job by the editors!)

    The Crisis Volumes are great as this really was some of Perez’s best work…nice to see the important tie-in books there…

    Great to also see the Question volume has the Charlton and AC comics mixed in there too, again, we completists notice these details…great job again by the editors…!

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    • All this. Would love see more previously uncollected Finests and no more Omnibuses ever. As for Legion, yes finishing up the Bronze would be good, but I’d like to see the 1984 and the Reboot series finally collected.

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  4. I am very excited about the Atom book. There are a couple of friend’s young children who will be getting the mighty mite’s adventures for their birthdays. When this book is released it would be a great time to publish a DC Facsimile of the classic Atom #7 co-starring Hawkman.

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  5. I think the rationale for the existence of this umpteenth reprinting of the Fourth World is that this one includes the tangential non-Kirby stories printed contemporaneously with Kirby’s epic. So they here are including the Lois Lane and post-Kirby Jimmy Olsen stories that resolve the evil Morgan Edge plotline Kirby introduced in his first Jimmy Olsen story, and the Superman issue reprinted here has a single page teaser for that same plotline.

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  6. Man, if Marvel published Epic Collections at this speed, all their books from Silver to Modern would be done by now.

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    • Marvel is wayyy ahead of DC on their production of the Epic line, it’s DC who has a lot of catching up to do….

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      • Having a head start by a decade, sure. But the releases are slow and reprints few.

        I’d love to have a complete Hulk run in Omni or epic form. The Hulk epics have been a painfully slow drip and they’re nowhere close to done. Meanwhile, DC seems to be shoving out a Batman Finest every quarter now.

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