Alan Moore's America's Best Comics — Complete Universe Bundle (Top Ten, Tomorrow Stories, Smax, Greyshirt & More)
Alan Moore's America's Best Comics Universe Bundle
The definitive digital collection of Alan Moore's groundbreaking America's Best Comics universe — all in one massive bundle. This package brings together every major series and spin-off from Moore's celebrated ABC imprint, featuring some of the most inventive, genre-defying superhero comics ever published.
What's Included
Top Ten #1–12
The complete main series. Set in Neopolis — a city where everyone has superpowers — Top Ten follows a police precinct staffed entirely by costumed heroes. Equal parts police procedural and superhero satire, with stunning art by Gene Ha and Zander Cannon. 12 issues.
Top Ten: Beyond The Farthest Precinct #1–5
The follow-up miniseries expanding the Neopolis universe with new threats and familiar faces. 5 issues.
Top Ten: The Forty-Niners HC (2005)
The gorgeous hardcover prequel graphic novel set in 1949, exploring the founding of Neopolis. A standalone masterpiece with lush painted art by Gene Ha.
Smax #1–5
The fan-favorite spin-off following Officer Jeff Smax on a journey to his bizarre fantasy-world homeland. A hilarious and surprisingly moving five-issue miniseries. 5 issues.
Tomorrow Stories #1–12 + Special #1–2 + Cobweb: Brighter Than You Think
Moore's anthology series showcasing a rotating cast of retro-inspired heroes — Greyshirt, Cobweb, Splash Brannigan, Jack B. Quick, and The First American. Includes both Specials and the standalone Cobweb one-shot. 15 issues.
Greyshirt: Indigo Sunset #1–6
Rick Veitch's noir-drenched spin-off spotlighting Tomorrow Stories' breakout character Greyshirt, told in innovative non-linear storytelling. 6 issues.
Bundle Details
- Total Files: 44
- Total Size: ~697 MB
- Formats: CBR & CBZ
- Compatible with: CDisplayEx, YACReader, Chunky, Panels, and all major comic readers
- Delivery: Instant digital download after purchase
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