BATMAN THE GOLDEN AGE OMNIBUS HC VOL 03 (2026 EDITION)

Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 3 (2026 Edition) collects the caped crusader's adventures from DETECTIVE COMICS #75–92, BATMAN #16–25, and WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #10–14, presenting a pivotal era of Gotham's most iconic crime-fighters. Written by Don Cameron with art by Dick Sprang and Jack Burnley, the book highlights Batman and Robin's partnership with Alfred Pennyworth—appearing for the first time—whose insight helps crack cases against the Joker, the Penguin, Two-Face, Catwoman, and a host of new threats like the Cavalier and the Crime Surgeon. Readers also traverse Atlantis and a far-future narrative, illustrating how Golden Age storytelling set the stage for the modern Batman mythos. Foreword by Dick Sprang and cover art by Darwyn Cooke frame the volume, which spans 784 pages in a deluxe hardcover format. This edition preserves the era's atmosphere while inviting new readers to discover the origins of Gotham's most enduring heroes.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of classic Batman and Golden Age storytelling
• Readers curious about Alfred Pennyworth's first appearance and Bat-family dynamics
• Enthusiasts of cross-title storytelling across Detective Comics, Batman, and World's Finest
• Aficionados of vintage art (Dick Sprang and Jack Burnley) with a modern Darwyn Cooke cover