Your Guide to Comic Reading Orders
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Hickman's Marvel
Jonathan Hickman is the ultimate world builder - his Marvel work spans epic, interconnected sagas that redefined the Fantastic Four, Avengers, X-Men, and the multiverse itself—culminating in universe-shaping events like Secret Wars and House of X.

Geoff Johns' DC (by series)
Geoff Johns’ DC Comics work is defined by revitalizing iconic characters and teams—like Green Lantern, The Flash, and the Justice League—while weaving epic storylines that blend continuity reverence with modern twists. Note: This isn't really in a chronological reading order, but rather broken down into his work on each major series. You can find links to crossovers within each reading order.

The Ultimate Ultimate Universe
Marvel reimagines classic heroes in a modern, grounded continuity, offering fresh origins and streamlined storytelling for a new generation of readers.
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Doomsday Clock
Geoff Johns masterfully blends Watchmen’s complex moral questions with the broader DC Universe, delivering an ambitious, character-driven saga that redefines hope, legacy, and the metatextual power of superhero stories.

Forever Evil
Following on from Trinity War, Forever Evil sees the Justice League’s greatest enemies rise to power in a world without heroes, forcing unlikely alliances to stand against the Crime Syndicate’s reign.

Ultimate Universe: Phase 2: Expansion
The Ultimate Universe expands its scope with deeper character development, escalating global threats, where the lines between heroes, governments, and personal agendas begin to blur.
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Green Lantern
This page brings together the key collected editions from across Green Lantern’s history. Each era is a great place to dive in, depending on what you're looking for. Not sure where to start? We recommend kicking things off with the Geoff Johns era (2005) — it's a fan-favorite and a fantastic entry point. Enjoy exploring the cosmos!

Justice League
This page gathers the essential collected editions from Justice League history, spanning every major era of the team. Whether you're into multiversal crises, political intrigue, or classic super-heroics, each era is a starting point for you. New to the League? We recommend jumping into the New 52 era (2011) or the Grant Morrison run (1997). Dive in and discover why they're called the World's Greatest Super-Heroes!