These chronologies are great and I recommend them when we have them in the stacks. It's a great way for a reader to get a preview of various story arcs that may rock the universe of favorite characters. It can also be a way for readers to skip story arcs too.

This was an interesting and helpful collection of DC comics from 2015. If you're a newbie to comics or not as familiar with DC comics, this is helpful for seeing collections of comics put out by DC. There's a section of 27 old comics and 52 new comics from 2015. The new comics are the revamped versions of stories like Batman, the Green Lantern, and more. Each hero, and even categories like MAD, have their own sections.

If you're already familiar and up-to-date with comics, this might not be essential to you. However, if you like to see an overview of comics and recommendations, it's something to look into adding to your collection.

I admit I got this one because my sister is a huge DC fan and I loaned it to her.
She loved it.
And as much I as I love comics too, what stood out to me was how well-edited and curated this book is. I loved the attention to detail, how comprehensive it is and especially how it's a great reference guide albeit but not much more than that. Extremely useful for people wanting to get into DC and aren't quite sure where to start. It starts with a list of essential DC graphic novels to read along with summaries and then is broken down by character, which is great seeing as otherwise, it'd be a bit daunting to seek which comics belong where to the novice eye.

DC at its best. If you are into your DC characters then this is for you. Well layed out. Easy to read with good flow. Excellent.