DC Rebirth is a 2016 relaunch by the American comic book publisher DC Comics of its entire line of ongoing monthly superhero comic book titles.

The promise of DC Rebirth is a return to the long and rich history of DC Comics. Below you’ll find the first year of DC Rebirth comic books, as well as the collected editions that allow you to progress through the Rebirth timeline chronologically.

DC Rebirth is a massive DC Universe initiative published in 2016. The event follows the ending of The New 52, a publishing era that rebooted DC continuity in 2011 after the Flashpoint crossover.

This is a reading order for all DC comics published in the Rebirth era, beginning with DC Universe: Rebirth #1 and currently ongoing. It proceeds directly after the New 52 and DC You reading orders.

Sep 15, 2022 · DC relaunched their entire line of superhero comics back in 2016, but what is the correct reading order of the new DC Rebirth titles? Find out here!

The future (and past) of the DC Universe starts here. Don't say we didn't warn you! THEY SAID IT: “Rebirth is about focusing in on the core of the character and their respective universe,” says writer and DC Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns.

DC's “Rebirth” event began with a bang in June 2016, relaunching every major DC hero from Aquaman to Wonder Woman! Now, the entire collection of REBIRTH specials are collected in a massive new hardcover!

DC Rebirth is the 2016 relaunch of DC Comics, and their first major rebranding since the New 52 began in 2011. Unlike the latter, DC Rebirth isn't a Continuity Reboot of the DC Universe ; it's more akin to Marvel 's contemporary line-wide relaunches of late, with notable status quo shifts and new creative teams taking over certain titles, as ...

May 17, 2016 · In a special guest post, DC Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns discusses his newest comics project, DC UNIVERSE: REBIRTH, and what it means for the DCU and all of the many heroes and villains within it.

DC Rebirth, dropped in 2016, is a comic event breathing new life into the DC Universe. Written by Geoff Johns, it’s a symphony of artistry with contributions from luminaries like Gary Frank and Ethan Van Sciver.