Final Crisis Omnibus

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Collects Batman (1940-2011) #676-683 and 701-702, Birds of Prey (1999-2009 1st Series) #118, DC Universe Zero (2008), DC Universe: Last Will and Testament (2008), Final Crisis (2008) #1-7, Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds (2008) #1-5, Final Crisis: Requiem (2008), Final Crisis: Resist (2008), Final Crisis: Revelations (2008) #1-5, Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge (2008) # #1-3, Final Crisis: Secret Files (2008), Final Crisis: Submit (2008), Final Crisis: Superman Beyond 3-D (2008) #1-2, Flash (1987-2009 2nd Series) #240-241, Teen Titans (2003-2011 3rd Series) #59-60, Terror Titans (2008) #1-6, Justice League of America (2006-2011 2nd Series) #21 and Superman/Batman (2003-2011) #76. Cover by J. G. Jones. Introduction by Jay Babcock.

The event that asked, "What happens when evil wins?" is collected in an omnibus edition that features every tie-in miniseries and chapter, as Superman, Batman and the Justice League must face this reality when Darkseid and his followers win the war between light and dark!

THERE WAS A WAR IN HEAVEN. EVIL WON. NOW DARKSEID, GOD OF APOKOLIPS, HAS FALLEN TO EARTH-AND HE'S UNLEASING HELL.

Using the soul-destroying Anti-Life Equation, Darkseid is remaking the heroes, villains and everyday people of Earth in his dark image...and destroying the very fabric of reality itself in the process. Now superheroes from around the world--and across the Multiverse--must make a last, desperate stand against the forces of Anti-Life. Will Earth endure? And when the Crisis reaches its climax, who will make the ultimate sacrifice?

From the mind of genre-defining writer Grant Morrison comes FINAL CRISIS, one of the most epic events ever to hit the DC Universe! In this Omnibus edition, every chapter in the groundbreaking saga is presented together in reading order, including never before collected issues. From writers Grant Morrison, Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka and more comes the FINAL CRISIS OMNIBUS, a deconstruction of superhero comics at large and a challenging, thought-provoking take on the modern four-color icons.