Dc Comics Year By Year A Visual Chronicle

This book is a pretty comprehensive history of DC comics covering the period from the mid thirties to the present. Very colorful, informative, great covers and more. Totally recommended.

Would loved to have seen a little more about the early period, perhaps covering the More Fun, New Comics etc a little more - as well as the ins and outs of the changing titles and characters. Also, some 'important' issues (such as the last issue etc of runs) didn't get a mention which was a pity, also perhaps more coverage of some of the minor characters such as 'Robot Man' 'Johnny Quick' issues would have been useful. Loved the references to Streaky and Rex the Wonder Dog (they definitely need a new series)

Also lots of information on the romance, crime, war comics and other genre comics

The coverage of the 50s was good and in many ways gives the impression that there was hardly any loss of the superhero or gap between the Golden Age and the Silver Age (it was only... Read more

A blast of nostalgia for older fans, and a great introduction for new ones!Covers all aspects of DC's amazing history:Not just super heroes , but all the other genres like detective, mystery, war , romance , and science fiction.Excellent presentation and production!

It's a great product,the price is surprising when you've got your hands on it. You've got the book and drawings on glossy paper as a gift. It's like a catalogue by year, well written well illustrated. With a lot of little things to discover.Simply great.