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| 1. Infinite Crisis: The Companion (Infinite Crisis) | 
| By: Greg Rucka
Publisher: Titan Books Ltd
November 24, 2006
Let me start out by saying this is my first review and I do not want to give any spoilers, so the info I give will be limited. This far surpasses the previous mega DC crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths from the 1980s, which this is considered a sequal of. The previous Crisis dragged on and on at the end. This book actually focused on a limited number of characters and was a lot less confusing... more
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| | 2. Batman: No Man's Land | 
| By: Greg Rucka
Publisher: Atria
January 01, 2000
Even Superman has a strong feeling that it's hopeless.
The good residents of Gotham City have barely survived two outbreaks of a deadly virus and now a severe earthquake has caused hideous devastation. The federal government has set a time-line for people to permanently vacate the area before all possible roads leading out of the city will be destroyed or barricaded.
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| | 3. Gotham Central Book One: In the Line of Duty |
| By: Ed Brubaker, Greg Rucka
Publisher: DC Comics
September 16, 2008
I started reading Brubaker with his Captain America and Daredevil. I was introduced to Rucka through his work in "52". I love those books, but had no idea what I was missing by not reading Gotham Central.
It reads like a great cop TV show or film: Noir atmosphere, powerful characters and compelling stories. It was hard to put down this first volume. I'm planning to savor the second... more
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| | 4. Gotham Central Vol. 2: Jokers and Madmen HC | 
| By: Ed Brubaker, Greg Rucka
Publisher: DC Comics
September 15, 2009
Starting in 2003, the multiple-Eisner award winning "Gotham Central" series followed two separate shifts of police officers working in the present-day Major Crimes Unit of the Gotham City Police Department. In the GCPD's struggle against crime and terror, Batman looms as both competitor and savior. This second DC hardcover collects issues #11-22 of the series. Most stories were a collaboration between... more
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| | 5. 52, Vol. 4 |
| By: Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid, Keith Giffen
Publisher: DC Comics
November 07, 2007
This volume collects the fourth quarter of DC Comics' fifty-two issue weekly serial. If you read the first 39 issues' worth of this series then you'll almost certainly be buying this final act. The various plotlines reach their respective conclusions: some were fascinating while others disappointed. The multiverse segment at the end was too abstract for my tastes. The art seemed more disjointed... more
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| | 6. 52, Vol. 3 |
| By: Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid, Keith Giffen
Publisher: DC Comics
September 19, 2007
I haven't even begin Volume 4, but I gotta tell you, this volume is quite amazing. So many great things happening... revelations, massive loss of lifes, the shape of a tragedy to come.
I feel chills just to think on what will happen next.
Can't wait, and you should either. Get this now and you'll have a better understanding on Final Crisis... more
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| | 7. 52, Vol. 1 |
| By: Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid
Publisher: DC Comics
May 02, 2007
I'm a guy going through the road to Final Crisis and I gotta tell this book worth every cent of my money. I took the liberty of begining with Crisis on Infinite Earths, Hush, Under the Hood, the Countdowns and Infinite Crisis.
52 is a direct continuation to Infinite Crisis. Just were it left, without the 3 main guys and with the leftover heros... did I say "leftovers"?. I mean, this... more
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| | 8. 52, Vol. 2 | 
| By: Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid
Publisher: DC Comics
July 04, 2007
People complaint that there was not enough action on this one, but I respectfully disagree. Plot is being build and there are enough plot twists to leave you wanting for more.
Worth every penny again. ... more
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| | 9. Patriot Acts |
| By: Greg Rucka
Publisher: Bantam
November 25, 2008
I bought this book for my son who is reading all of the series and he says this is the best, lots of action, suspense and intrigue! This 17 yr old carries Mr Rucka's books everywhere, and reads every chance he gets. ... more
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| | 10. Walking Dead |
| By: Greg Rucka
Publisher: Bantam
April 28, 2009
Greg Rucka keeps the reader hooked in this heart-pounding, wrenching story of human trafficking. The book starts off in Georgia, where Atticus Kodiak lives with Drama. The brutal homicide of an entire family entices Atticus to risk his life, seeking to solve the details of this mystery. As he gets closer to finding what he is looking for, a personal surprise he did not expect, raises the stakes... more
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