Superman and Batman: Generations Omnibus

Superman and Batman: Generations Omnibus

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  • Create Date:2021-05-16 11:51:04
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:John Byrne
  • ISBN:1779509405
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Summary

Legendary writer and illustrator John Byrne transports us through this century-spanning tale to witness the evil that brings the Batman and Superman together as a team。 Now collected entirely in an omnibus!

Imagine a world where Superman and Batman aged normally from their respective debuts in 1938 and 1939! From their first meeting to their confrontations with the Joker, Lex Luthor, and Mr。 Mxyzptlk, their personal relationship continually evolves from best friends to bitter partners and finally respected peers。 How would their legacies be passed on to future generations of heroes? With appearances by Wonder Woman, the Flash, Green Lantern, the JSA, the Spectre, Batgirl, Blackhawk, Deadman, Cyborg, and more, this collection has all the twists and turns the DC Universe has to offer!

Collects Superman & Batman: Generations An Imaginary Tale #1-4, which follows Superman and Batman from the beginning with each story taking place 10 years after the previous one; Superman & Batman: Generations II #1-4, where the stories take leaps of 11 years, ending in the year 2019; and Superman & Batman: Generations III #1-12, which begins in the year 1925 and jumps to 100 years in the future in each story, while featuring characters from future timelines and Jack Kirby's New Gods。

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Reviews

Zack! Empire

It's a good read, but by the end I was sort of over it。 It's a good read, but by the end I was sort of over it。 。。。more

Patrick

It's not surprising DC chose now to re-release John Byrne's Generations, with the success Marvel is having with their "Life Story" line。 DC did it 22 years ago, so why not ride that wave a bit。 The book is very much a case of diminishing returns。 The first of the three Generations easily the best of the three。 If you are not aware of the hook of this book, it takes Superman and Batman, and begs the question, what would happen if they aged in real time from the 1938/39, the years they made their It's not surprising DC chose now to re-release John Byrne's Generations, with the success Marvel is having with their "Life Story" line。 DC did it 22 years ago, so why not ride that wave a bit。 The book is very much a case of diminishing returns。 The first of the three Generations easily the best of the three。 If you are not aware of the hook of this book, it takes Superman and Batman, and begs the question, what would happen if they aged in real time from the 1938/39, the years they made their debt in the comics。 The original 4 issue book is a lot of fun, with some fun ideas。 By the second book the concept is starting the run a little thin, and the third book really shows how quickly downhill Byrne went in both his writing and art。 The end of the final book is the kind of ending my high school creative writing teach taught is the laziest way to end a story。 Just a waist。。。。 。。。more