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Batwoman Omnibus (2026 Edition)
By (author) Greg Rucka, By (author) J.H. Williams III
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Batwoman rises from trauma and turmoil to become one of DC’s most powerful modern icons. J.H. Williams III (Promethea), W. Haden Blackman (Star Wars), and Greg Rucka (Gotham Central) shape a groundbreaking era where visual innovation, identity, and gothic intensity redefine Kate Kane for a new generation. Determined to dispense her own brand of justice, Batwoman wastes no time in pursuing the Lewis Carroll-inspired criminal known as Alice. But she isn’t the only threat: La Llorona, the Weeping Woman of urban legend, is abducting the city’s children. And when a terrifying creature of ancient myth emerges and rears its serpentine head, Batwoman must team up with another warrior who has experience slaying monsters of old: Wonder Woman! Written and illustrated by New York Times bestselling writer and illustrator J.H. Williams III (The Sandman: Overture), accompanied by W. Haden Blackman (Elektra) and Greg Rucka (Detective Comics) on writing duties with Trevor McCarthy, Amy Reeder, and more on art, Batwoman Omnibus is a can’t-miss for fans of Gotham’s other dark avenger. Collects Detective Comics #854-863, Batwoman (New 52) #0, Batwoman #0-24, and Batwoman Annual #1.
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Publisher | DC Comics
Published date | 29 Sep 2026
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 888
Dimensions | 276 x 179 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 0g
ISBN | 978-1-7995-0875-5
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BISAC | comics & graphic novels / graphic novels / superheroes
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