Today marks the release of DC Entertainment's first-ever Graphic Novel & DVD/Blu-Ray sets. The first six are available for $26.99 and feature fan-favorite stories of iconic DC Comics characters, the line-up includes:

Batman: Year One, Batman Black And White + Batman: Gotham Knight, The Death Of Superman + Superman: Doomsday, JLA Earth 2 + Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths, Justice League + Justice League: War and Wonder Woman.

Each Graphic Novel & DVD/Blu-Ray set is available for purchase at the following locations: Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Best Buy, Books a Million, FYE, Hastings, Indie Bound, and Various Comic Shops.

In addition, starting November 3rd, fans can purchase a slipcase set of all six books for $144.99. Attached is the slipcase artwork that was revealed this morning. This will no doubt be a must-have for the Holiday season!

Aw that looks cool, would be great for my comics shelf!... if I had one :(

Was looking at Earth 2 and Wonder Woman. I kind of wish they would put out a Red Hood version, though I already own that blu-ray.

Cool

I need these!!!

I remember loving that Wonder Woman movie, anyone know what the book it comes with is like?

Yay some JLA: Earth 2 love, it's underrated imo.

*Goes to Amazon*

Meh. I already spent enough money on my Deadpool Joe Kelly omnibus.

damn I already own all of those and a lot of the comics. But it's still a great idea and it looks cool as a set!

This is such a great cross promotion idea. Both DC and Marvel should do more stuff like this. For me personally, this holds a lot of interest, since many of the stories that have cartoon adaptations are things I've never read, so it will give me the opportunity to compare them to the source material. Hopefully these are successful enough that they start doing this with new release films as well.

FAWK!!! MY WALLET!!!

So is this just the movies with film adaptions or?

@titanbreaker: It's the inaugural arc on Wonder Woman vol. 2 from 1987, drawn and written by George Peréz.

Cool!

What is Batman Black and White?

@darthdanman:

It's a collection of batman short stories from many differnt artists and wrothers. It's spectacular.

@darthdanman:

It's a collection of batman short stories from many differnt artists and wrothers. It's spectacular.

Only 1 out of 6 is a New 52 film/book.

Though I don't disagree that JL: War is a weak animated film, not because its New 52, it just isn't as good as other animated films.

Actually, the Doomsday film, which I believe is actually the very first DC Animated Film made(?), is also a sucky movie. Superman sounds like he's on Xanax for the most of the film, and its a horrible adaptation of the story.

All the other movies are really good though.

But I get it. Repackage, make some revenue. Nothing wrong with that.

sweet!