DOOM PATROL: THE SILVER AGE OMNIBUS Set for Re-Release

The big book of the World’s Strangest Heroes is heading back to print…

DC Comics in 2025 will be re-releasing Doom Patrol: The Silver Age Omnibus, bringing back to print every ’60s adventure of the World’s Strangest Heroes.

Dig this description, culled from online listings:

DOOM PATROL: THE SILVER AGE OMNIBUS

Authors: Arnold Drake, Bob Haney. Illustrated by Bruno Premiani.

The complete Silver Age adventures of the Doom Patrol, comics’ strangest super-team, is collected in a single hardcover!

Led by their wheelchair-bound chief, Niles Calder, three outcasts of society—Negative Man, Elasti-Girl and Robotman—take the qualities that made them freaks to become heroes. Together, the trio takes on bizarre menaces including General Immortus, The Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man and The Brotherhood of Evil!

Collects MY GREATEST ADVENTURE #80-85, THE DOOM PATROL #86-121 and THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #65.

A few thoughts:

— The original edition has been out of print for some time — it was published in 2017 — and the cheapest you’re likely to find is around $150, so this is good news for fans who missed out.

— The 1,080-page hardcover lists for $125 and is due March 18, 2025.

Standard caveat: This has not been solicited by DC yet, so anything can change. Keep coming back to 13th Dimension for updates.

MORE

— Two Major NEAL ADAMS DC OMNIBUS Editions Set for New Releases in 2025. Click here.

— DC Schedules Four Classic OMNIBUS Editions — Including WORLD’S FINEST: THE SILVER AGE. Click here.

Author: Dan Greenfield

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2 Comments

  1. How come they’re not including the crossover issue with CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN?

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  2. I’d heard about the DP in ’60s reprints I got in the early 70s but hadn’t read any stories until DC reprinted several issues and put the origin story in (I think!) a Brave and the Bold or Superman issue. Then I got to read the reboot in the 70s Showcase. Love it!

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