Books : Infinite Crisis (DC Comics)

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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401209599
ISBN: 1401209599
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 264
Publication Date: September 20, 2006
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: September 20, 2006
Sales Rank: 50429
Studio: DC Comics

Editorial Review:

Product Description:
INFINITE CRISIS is the hardcover collection of the hottest story in comics: one that changes everything you know about the heroes and villains of the DC Universe.Four heroes, trapped in limbo since the original CRISIS ON INFINTE EARTHS, are about to reveal themselves: one is dying, one wants to save her and restore an entire world that vanished and the other two seek unrivaled power. The plan they concoct is literally earth-shattering, and the world's greatest superheroes may not be enough to stop their attempt to alter the very nature of reality.This special edition features artist sketches, a cover gallery and lots of behind-the-scenes information, making it the must-have collection of this soon-to-be-legendary event in comics history.

Average Rating:

Rating: - Very good tie ins to the DC multiverse
The book is a great read for those who want to have some closure on the DC Multiverse. I did my research before I purchased this product so I knew what I would be getting. Great artwork to accompany the story telling. (Who knew Batman even cared!)Of course when you get this many artists together, there will be some periods where the artwork is not what it should be! (The Supermen battle falls way short artistically and is the only point where the story falll short!)

Outside of those ... Read More

Rating: - Infinitely Good!
I'll always wonder what I would've thought of this collection if I hadn't read the novelization first (which is excellent). However, this is still good stuff, and the art, while it doesn't match up to George Perez's art in Crisis, is still quite good. It's an interesting storyline, and it once again leaves things open for a sequel, which I'm sure won't be 20 years in the making again with Superboy. If you liked Crisis on Infinite Earths, this is worthwhile to catch up on life in the DC Universe ... Read More

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Rating: - Great Read
I had picked this trade up and thumbed through it many times and my local stores and didn't think much of it. I decided to bite the bullet and get it and was VERY impressed. I really like how DC (especially in the past 3 years or so) has done so much character concentration. I actually collected all of the 52 trades before this and wanted to read this to get a little background info. Needless to say, a great read. The artwork isn't as good as Sinestro Corps (the pinnacle of comic book art right ... Read More

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Rating: - A Decent Sequel That Could Have Been Better...
I put off reading Infinite Crisis for a time because I heard alot of the fanboys complaining about it. Finally I picked up the TPB and gave it a read. Surprisingly, I enjoyed it. Now, Infinite Crisis works as a sequel (much smaller in scope) to Crisis on Infinite Earths and as with most sequels it loses quite a bit of magic from the original.

But Infinite Crisis has plenty of strengths that should make it a solid recommend for any DC Fan. It delivers outstanding artwork, it creates two ... Read More

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Rating: - quite good
First, these are some of the great artists and writers in the comic book world. It almost doesn't get any better than these men.

Now, you had to know this was coming. There's no way DC could let those 'alternate' characters just continue to live in exile, especially since one of them is a Luthor. It had some weak moments and flaws, but overall, a welcome addition to the DC lore. Let's just hope they don't screw it up from here.