What are the best DC Comics of all time?

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns is a graphic novel created by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson. An old and weathered Bruce Wayne must put on the cowl once again to save his city that sunk into chaos and decadence since his retirement.

Alan Moore and Brian Bolland brought us in 1988 a revisitation of the Joker's origin in one of the most remembered graphic novels of the character. In the Killing Joke, Moore shows us Joker like a psychopath with no remorse and salvation. 

This comic by Mark Waid tells the story of Batman's enemy, Ra's al Gul continues with his quest of decimating human population to save the Earth from overpopulation. The JLA will try to confront him and his plot to divide the Justice League. 

Batman needs to operate outside the rules, but sometimes this is impossible with the means of the JLA. Now he recruits a band of heroes that are committed to working under the rules to help him to fight against the worst criminals in the street.

Greg Rucka's Wonder Woman continues exploring the mythic origin of the character and her relationship with mythology. Wonder Woman will face the terrifying Gorgon Medusa in an epic battle.

The Return of Barry Allen by Mark Waid made The Flash comics great again renovating the origin of the character and setting a new Flashverse tone and structure where the new character could develop with a deepness and maturity never seen before. 

The Siniestro Corp Wars tells the story of the former Hal Jordan mentor, Siniestro, gathering a force of supervillains from all the galaxy destined to end with the Green Lantern Corps. 

Barry Allen has returned from the dead, in this epic series by Geoff Johns, to reclaim the Fastest Man Alive title. Geoff Johns explores the Speedsterverse and the Time Travel terms in the DC Universe in of the most remembered sagas of The Flash.

The Teen Titans was the answer by DC to Marvel's X-Men, the most popular comic book in the 80s. For this, DC hired Marv Wolfman and George Perez, two of the best creators of the time for a new series that became one of the most popular comics of DC. The JudasContract saga was a game changer that broughth us the retirement of Kid Flash and Robin and the birth of Nightwing.

Alan Moore and iconic classic author Curt Swan brought us in 1986 the ultimate story about Superman and Lex Luthor his main enemy, but also we'll find Superman against Brainiac and other foes and villains, in a story that shows how Alan Moore sees the superhero universe. 

Arkham Asylum by Grant Morrison and illustrator Dave Mackean is an interesting reflection about madness and the boundaries between superheroes and supervillains. Batman is forced to enter Arkham Asylum when the inmates take control of the sanitarium and want Batman to be exchanged with the innocent workers and doctors. There, he must face his inner demons while fighting Joker, The Penguin and other supervillains. 

Green Arrow or Oliver Queen, leaves Star City and moves to Seattle to start a new life with Dinah Lance, but unexpectedly appears Shado a mysterious archer making him back to superhero life. This comic by Mike Grell sets a new standard for the green archer of DC, making Green Arrow a comic with a mature and adult component. 

The saga that made Alan Moore famous in the US comics industry. With this comic Alan Moore will show himself as a master of narrative in this comic from DC that is a mixture of horror, drama, political and ecologist matters and classic monsters stories.  

Animal Man was the first work of a young Grant Morrison for DC. The character was hidden among the DC characters from the past and Morrison bring him back to live with a new identity and background, but what made this comic popular was the saga about the Coyote called The Coyote Gospel, in which Morrison explores the boundaries of fictions, creations, spiritual enlightenment and God. 

Superman: The Man of Steel was the treatment that John Byrne gave to the iconic character when he left Marvel to join DC. In this remarkable saga, Byrne explores the relationship between Superman and Lois, Superman and Luthor, Superman and Batman, with a modern and adult touch,  while fighting and confronting menaces like Brainiac, Bizarro and Magpie.  

Shazam! Power of Hope is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by Paul Dini and Alex Ross. It was published December 1, 2000 by DC Comics.

Superman: Red Son is a graphic novel created by Mark Millar, Dave Johnson, and Killian Plunkett. In this take on the Superman origin story, the ship that carries who would become Superman arrives in the backdrop of the 1950s Soviet Union and ends up being raised in a collective.

Identity Crisis is a seven-issue comic book limited series published by DC Comics.  When the spouse of a JLA member is brutally murdered, the entire superhero community searches for the killer, fearing their own loved ones may be the next targets.

Darkseid, the god like figure of DC Universe, emerges in the 30th century, where The Legion of Superheroes will try to confront him. Darkseid will use his minions to get the mystic artefacts of time gaining control of a race of 3 billion of superhuman beings. 

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #751 is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Jordan Gorfinkel, Greg Rucka and illustrated by Jeff Johnson , Shawn Martinbrough. It was published May 1, 2013 by DC.

Batman: Earth One is graphic novel written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by artist Gary Frank and Brad Anderson. This comic book was originally published in July 2012 by DC Comics.

Superman/Shazam!: First Thunder is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by Judd Winick and Josh Middleton. It was published May 1, 2006 by DC Comics.

Batgirl Vol. 1: Silent Knight is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Kelley Puckett, Scott Peterson and illustrated by Damian Scott. It was published January 26, 2016 by DC Comics.

Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman Vol. 1 is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Gail Simone and illustrated by Ethan Van Sciver. It was published April 14, 2015 by DC Comics.

Batman: Poison Ivy is a comic book series written by John Francis Moore. Published in 1997 by DC Comics, Batman: Poison Ivy is illustrated by Brian Apthorp and Stan Woch. Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy guest stars in this Batman comic series.

Batgirl: Stephanie Brown Vol. 1 is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Bryan Q. Miller and illustrated by Lee Garbett. It was published Agust 22, 2017 by DC Comics.

Convergence: Nightwing/Oracle (2015) #1 is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Gail Simone. It was published in the year 2015 by DC Comics.

Batgirl And The Birds Of Prey Vol. 1: Who Is Oracle? (Rebirth) is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Shawna Benson, Julie Benson and illustrated by Claire Roe. It was published April 11, 2017 by DC Comics.

Birds of Prey Vol. 1: Trouble in Mind (The New 52) is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Duane Swierczynski and illustrated by Jesus Saiz, Javier Pina. It was published September 18, 2012 by DC Comics.

JSA: Black Reign is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by Geoff Johns, Don Kramer and Rags Morales. It was published July 22, 2005 by DC Comics.

Showcase Presents: Shazam! is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by Denny O'Neil, E. Nelson Bridwell et al. It was published December 6, 2006 by DC Comics.

JLA (Book 5): Justice for All is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by Grant Morrison. It was published December 1, 1997 by DC Comics.

JSA: Stealing Thunder - Book 05 (JSA (Justice Society of America) is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by David S. Goyer and Geoff Johns. It was published October 1, 2003 by DC Comics.

Underworld Unleashed is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by Scott Peterson and Mark Waid. It was published April 1, 1998 by DC Comics.

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #752 is a Sequential Art, Action, DC Comics written by Greg Rucka and illustrated by Shawn Martinbrough. It was published January 2001 by DC.

Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman Vol. 3 is a Sequential Art, Action, DC Comics written by Adam Beechen, Barbara Kesel and Illustrated by Carla McNeil. It was published May 17, 2016 by DC Comics.

Black Canary/Oracle/ Huntress: Birds of Prey is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Chuck Dixon and illustrated by Jordan B. Gorfinkle et al. It was published February 1, 1999 by DC comics.

Superman: Brainiac is an action comic book written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Gary Frank. This graphic novel series was published from August to December 2008. It has an animated version entitled Superman: Unbound. 

World Without a Superman is an action comic book written and illustrated by Dan Jurgens which was originally published in 1993. This graphic novel was followed by The Return of Superman published in the same year.

Power of Shazam is a Sequential Art, DC Comics, Graphic Novel written by Jerry Ordway. It was published May 1, 1995 by DC Comics.

Batgirl Vol. 1: The Darkest Reflection (The New 52) is a Sequential Art, DC Comics written by Gail Simone and illustrated by Ardian Syaf. It was published July 17, 2012 by DC Comics.

Prez: The First Teen President is a DC comic book created by Joe Simon and Ed Brubaker. This alternate history fiction is first published in 2016 by DC Comics.