Skybound and Scott Dunbier’s Act 4 Publishing have announced that they will release DC Silver Age Covers and Stories Artist’s Edition, an oversized art collection spotlighting some of the most influential work from DC Comics’ Silver Age era, in the fall.
Like the other Artist’s Editions, the collection will measure 15 by 22 inches, and it’ll feature more than 75 covers and interior pages drawn at the original “twice-up” size. Highlights include the complete interior pages from the 1960s Green Lantern #1, full stories from The Flash by Carmine Infantino, Action Comics #282 by Al Plastino and a Sugar and Spike story by Sheldon Mayer. Iconic covers include Flash #123, the first appearance of Earth-Two, and the debut of the Silver Age Hawkman in Brave and the Bold #34 by Joe Kubert.
Writer and historian Mark Waid contributes an introduction to the volume.
“As an unabashed DC kid, this book is a thrill for me to put together,” said Dunbier. “So many great artists are represented here, and so many absolutely prime covers, stories, and pages. I can’t wait to crack it open!”
Artist’s Editions are scanned in full color from original artwork, allowing readers to see ink gradients, blue pencil marks and other details typically lost in standard reproduction. The format presents pages at the same dimensions at which they were originally drawn.
The release is part of an ongoing partnership between Act 4 Publishing and Skybound. Other titles slated for 2026 include The Amazing Spider-Man by Steve Ditko Artist’s Edition, George Pérez’s The New Teen Titans Artist’s Edition and Mike Mignola’s Hellboy in Hell Book 2 Artist’s Edition, among others.
It’ll arrive in comic shops on Nov. 4.