DOOM PATROL By Keith Giffen and Matthew Clark Omnibus

In 2009, comics legend Keith Giffen teamed with artist Matthew Clark to breathe new life into DC’s infamous band of misfit superheroes with one of the most impressive creative legacies in comics. The original Doom Patrol is said to have been DC's answer to Marvel's own Fantastic Four! Shunned by society because of their superpowers and freakish appearances, the members of the Doom Patrol live a spiteful existence on the fringe of society. It takes the brilliant Dr. Niles Caulder, a mysterious genius, to mold them into true superheroes. Behind-the-scenes art gallery of never before seen artwork and new introductions and essay by the creators. These new adventures find the Doom Patrol encountering long time fan favorite alien G'nort, dealing with a black hole, and facing off against a pan-dimensional wrecking crew! This omnibus collection also includes Giffen’s work on 52 Aftermath: The Four Horsemen and a Doom Patrol/Superman team-up story illustrated by Giffen more than 20 years earlier in his career -- with the first appearance of Ambush Bug. Essay by series writer Paul Kupperberg. New afterword and case cover by Matthew Clark. Also with work by Ron Randall, John Livesay and Guy Major. Collects Doom Patrol #1-22; Teen Titans #32, #34-37; Batman The Brave and the Bold #8; Secret Six #3-4, 30; 52 Aftermath: The Four Horsemen #1-6 and DC Comics Presents #52, 2006-2011.