Earlier this month, when DC announced they would begin reprinting DC K.O. piecemeal in four distinct trades, we knew it would be only be a matter of time before all of those stories would be collected into a single omnibus edition. That announcement came sooner than expected during this past weekend's WonderCon:

DC K.O.: KING OMEGA MEGA EDITION
Writer: SCOTT SNYDER, JOSHUA WILLIAMSON, MARK WAID, JEREMY ADAMS and others
Artist: JAVI FERNANDEZ, XERMANICO, DAN MORA and others
$200.00 US | 936 pages | 8 1/8 x 12 1/4 | Hardcover | ISBN: 978-1035049394
On Sale: 12/30/26

Critics have hailed DC K.O. as the perfect story for our modern times, where morality is a mug's game and the only winning move is not to play. And now the entire DC K.O. reading experience has been collected into a single o-MEGA sized hardbound volume for your bathroom-reading enjoyment!

Will Batman kill? Will Superman run away? Did we add a few panels of Absolute Batman just to goose sales? Yes, yes, and hell yes! If the whole world is burning, you might as well have a ringside seat for the fireworks! Nihilism for everybody!

Collects DC K.O. #1-5, Justice League: The Omega Act Special #1, DC K.O. Knightfight #1-4, DC K.O.: Superman vs. Captain Atom #1, DC K.O.: Wonder Woman vs. Lobo #1, DC K.O.: Harley Quinn vs. Zatanna #1, DC K.O.: Red Hood vs. Joker #1, DC K.O.: The Kids Are All Fight Special #1, DC K.O.: Green Lantern Galactic Slam #1, DC K.O.: Boss Battle #1, DC K.O.: Starro vs. Slade #1, DC K.O.: The Satanic vs. #1, DC K.O.: Ok, Koko #1, DC K.O.: We'll Stop When You Make Us #1, DC K.O.: Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy #1, and DC K.O.: Dollars vs. Sense: Death Spiral #1.

That's... a heavy book.

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Booster booster J has alerted me that Booster Gold is in the recently released Taste of Justice #20. But there's a catch:

I'm saying this based on the image on the webpage. I haven't actually read it, since DC stopped making Taste of Justice available for free.

J's right. Taste of Justice, previously a free read in the DC Go! line of webcomics, is now behind a paywall at dcuniverseinfinite.com. Just like Booster Gold's previously reported appearances in DC Go!'s Aquaman: Yo-Ho-Hold onto Your Hook, I can no longer confirm Booster's inclusion in DC's official web comics.

Yes, I could start paying $8 a month for access to these stories, but I'm not going to. For one thing, I've never much cared for comics made only of energy-dependent pixels that I cannot add to my long boxes. For another, has anyone seen the price of gas lately? I already pay too much for comics—I remember when DC raised cover prices to $1, and if young me could see what I'm paying now for an issue of Action Comics, he would have chosen an entirely different hobby. (My dad used to collect shark's teeth. The most expensive part about that was getting them out of the shark's mouths.)

All that said, if any Booster boosters want to send me screenshots confirming any future Booster Gold appearances in DC's digital exclusives, I'll be happy to update the Boosterrific! Database with appropriate information and credit.

Thanks for bringing this to our attention, J.

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I don't much care for the finished art in Justice League America #75. I find the inks by Romeo Tanghal and Bob Smith too thin, scratchy, and inconsistent to be entirely satisfying. Maybe they were trying to match the dreamlike nature of Doctor Destiny's nightmare powers? It just doesn't work for me.

But I am a big fan of Dan Jurgens' page layouts, which is why is why I cannot decide whether I prefer page 10 or 15. Here are both. You decide!

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