DC Silver Age Covers and Stories Artists Edition HC

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Expected release: November 04, 2026.
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• ISBN-13: 9781534331402
• Lunar Code: 0426IM0471
• Publisher: Image Comics
• Writer: John Broome, Gardner Fox, Sheldon Mayer
• Artist: Gil Kane, Carmine Infantino, Curt Swan, Sheldon Mayer
• Cover Artist: Carmine Infantino
• Rating: T
• Pages: 192
• Edition: 1st Printing
• Color: Full Color
• Dimensions: 15 x 22
• Release Date: November 04, 2026
• Format: Trade Paperback
• Series: DC Silver Age Covers And Stories Artists Edition
• Issue Number: 1

A COLLECTION OF DC SILVER AGE ART UNLIKE ANY OTHER! A one-of-a-kind look at artwork from DC Comics’ Silver Age that redefined The Flash, Green Lantern, The Atom, and more in this gorgeous, oversized Artist’s Edition! Dive into some of DC Comics’ finest stories and covers from the Silver Age in this massive Artist’s Edition, featuring all the interior pages from beloved comics like the 1960s Green Lantern #1, complete stories from CARMINE INFANTINO’s run on The Flash and SHELDON MAYER’s run of Sugar and Spike, and even more Silver Age treasures. With a unique look into an era that changed comics forever, DC Silver Age Covers and Stories Artist’s Edition also features over 75 classic covers from a Who’s-Who of iconic artists like JOE KUBERT, CARMINE INFANTINO, GIL KANE, and more. Although appearing to be in black and white, all the art is scanned in color, enabling the reader to see the work as close to the original as possible—ink gradients, blue pencil, and all the unique nuances that make original art so special—are all clearly visible and printed at the same size as drawn. The Artist’s Edition featuring comics and covers from DC Comics’ Silver Age is an art book disguised as a comic collection. The only better way to see these pages is by looking over the artist's shoulder at their drawing board!