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Alan Moore

Watchmen

This groundbreaking graphic novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons is set in an alternate 1985, where costumed heroes have changed the course of history. When one of their own is murdered, the heroes must reunite to solve the crime. This book is a must-read for fans of superhero comics and features complex, morally ambiguous characters similar to those found in Superman/Batman.

Mark Waid

Kingdom Come

In this epic graphic novel, the heroes of the DC Universe have grown old and out of touch, while a new generation of violent, unstable superheroes has risen to take their place. When the two groups come into conflict, an aged and retired Superman is forced to take a stand. This book is a great choice for Superman/Batman fans because it explores the themes of legacy and responsibility in the context of the classic DC Universe.

Frank Miller

Batman: Year One

This classic graphic novel tells the origin story of Batman, as he begins his war on crime in Gotham City. Along the way, he must confront corrupt cops, violent criminals, and his own inner demons. This book is a great choice for Superman/Batman fans because it features a gritty, realistic take on the Dark Knight, and explores the themes of justice and redemption.

Mark Millar

Superman: Red Son

In this alternate history graphic novel, Superman's rocket ship lands in the Soviet Union instead of Smallville, and he becomes the champion of the communist cause. This book is a great choice for Superman/Batman fans because it explores the themes of power and responsibility in a unique and thought-provoking way.

Geoff Johns

Green Lantern: Rebirth

In this epic graphic novel, the Green Lantern Corps is reborn, and a new generation of heroes must take up the mantle of the fallen Green Lantern, Hal Jordan. Along the way, they must confront an ancient enemy and the legacy of the Corps. This book is a great choice for Superman/Batman fans because it features a thrilling, action-packed story and explores the themes of heroism and sacrifice.

Greg Rucka

Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia

In this graphic novel, Wonder Woman is bound by an ancient oath to protect a young woman from the vengeance of the Batman. Along the way, she must confront her own beliefs and the legacy of her people. This book is a great choice for Superman/Batman fans because it features a strong, powerful heroine and explores the themes of honor, loyalty, and justice.