And man, do I wish I hadn’t bought so many graphic novels this year, because how is half my collection in here for half the price?
I’m lowkey writing this while giving Walt the death stare through the office wall. He’s giving me a new reason every day. I mean, he could have warned us. He could have warned me…
That I could get all my BLACK HAMMER and Black SCIENCE collection FOR HALF THE PRICE!?!?!?
Hello?!?!?!
(P.S. You will see the discounted price as soon as you add them to your cart)
I really hope you’ll find some good stuff in here among those 666 graphic novels, hardcovers, trades, oversized hardcovers and what else not. Something you haven’t read yet!
Black Friday Graphic Novel 50% DealsOh I almost forgot:
He even added a Marvel Epic and DC Finest Sale with over 100 of them 30% off price!
Marvel Epic & DC Finest BF Deals
(Lesson for 2026 is that I’ll simply start stealing graphic novels. From his personal collection. He won’t notice it.)
Cheers,
Gloriana
One FOC recommendation for this week
Okay.
Upper management cut my FOC Newsletter this month.
“It’s for the greater good,” they said.
“Fine. But let me talk about this book,” I replied.
So here we are.
I did it. I broke through.
My one-shot FOC Newsletter.
For you.
If you’ve read any of my past newsletters, you already know I have a soft spot for stories with a “What if” heart. I can’t help it.
It’s one of my favorite playgrounds for imagination and creativity—irresistible every time.
And among these alternate worlds?
I’ve found some of my all-time favorite Marvel and DC stories.
So how could I not recommend this book?
Elseworlds: Batman Omnibus Vol. 1 HC
This beast collects many of Batman’s earliest Elseworlds stories—most of them hard to track down today, and many that built the foundation for this entire universe.
Need examples?
Start with the first—and probably most famous—of them all: Gotham by Gaslight.
Brian Augustyn imagines a nineteenth-century Gotham where Bruce Wayne faces Jack the Ripper.
A simple premise, sure—but Mike Mignola’s atmospheric art unleashes the full potential of the story. His style is perfect for the dark, gothic tone. A feast for the eyes.
But maybe even more impressive is Batman & Dracula: Red Rain by Doug Moench and Kelley Jones.
Seriously, look up their concept art for Vampire Batman and you’ll understand immediately.
There’s something unsettling in the way they twist the Dark Knight’s features… and yet something magnetic too.
It’s over the top in every way—and that’s exactly why it works so well.
There’s no better way to experience the stories that shaped this entire alternate reality.
This Omnibus deserves your attention.
I fought for this tiny bit of newsletter space just to talk about this book.
Now it’s your turn.
Ciao,
Simone