Every DC Compact Comic Releasing in 2026

For readers new to DC Comics, the publisher’s compact comics line has been a game-changer, providing cheaper and complete storylines for all to enjoy. Going into 2026, there’s a number of iconic tales getting their very own compact editions. Let’s take a tour.

Getting into comics can be daunting, quite simply due to the sheer gluttony of different runs, prequels, sequels, and so on. That’s where DC Comics‘ line of compact comics comes into its own. These small, but incredibly dense, editions take entire story arcs and put them together in one book. It’s a comprehensive way of reading without the need to but separate TPBs or single issues.

Some of the most popular DC Compact Comics include Scott Snyder’s Batman: Court of Owls saga and even Alan Moore’s seminal works Watchmen and V for Vendetta. These editions are printed regularly and sometimes notably lack the beauty of glossy paper. Plus given their smaller size, text can often appear tiny. But these drawbacks are largely negligible compared to the benefits these editions offer. It’s one of the most cost-effective ways to read comics.

Looking ahead to 2026, we’ve got a list of all the DC Compact Comics coming our way. There’s some top tier runs in here. 


Every DC Compact Comic releasing in 2026:

  • Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow (January 6)
  • Batman:Gotham by Gaslight (January 20)
  • Batman: White Knight (February 3)
  • Nightwing (March 3)
  • The Flash: Rebirth (March 17)
  • Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (April 7)
  • Green Arrow: Year One (May 5)
  • Gotham Central (May 19)
  • Superman: Red Son (June 2)
  • Batman: UTRH (June 16)
  • Batgirl of Burnside (July 7)
  • Injustice 2 (July 2)

Which of these runs are your favourites? Tell us in the comments down below!



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