DC: The New Frontier
DC Comics. Written and drawn by Darwyn Cooke.
Volume
1 (1-3). [From DC Comics: World War II is over.
The Cold War has begun. The Age of the Superhero is in decline. But where
are the heroes of tomorrow? THE NEW FRONTIER recounts the dawning of the
DCU’s Silver Age from the perspective of those brave individuals who
made it happen. Encounter “keepers of the flame” including Superman,
Wonder Woman and Batman, who survived the anti-hero sentiment of the Cold
War, as well as eager newcomers like test pilot Hal Jordan and scientist
Barry Allen, poised to become the next generation of crimefighters. Cooke,
a master storyteller, writes and illustrates this landmark tale, a must-have
for fans of the DCU and all lovers of powerful tales of heroism!]
Book of the Week 12/22/04
Volume 2 (4-6). [From DC Comics: Darwyn Cooke's epic chronicle of DC's Silver Age concludes in this volume collecting issues #4-6 of the miniseries! It’s a mystery in space as Superman, the Suicide Squad, and the Challengers of the Unknown encounter a frightening extraterrestrial lifeform! This volume also features sketchbook material by Cooke!] 
Absolute New Frontier (DC; 6-issue mini). [From DC Comics: Writer/illustrator Darwyn Cooke's critically acclaimed masterpiece DC: THE NEW FRONTIER is celebrated in this oversized Absolute edition featuring new story pages, detailed annotations, alternate sequences and an extensive gallery of sketches, pinups, action figure art and much more!
In the 1950s, Cold War paranoia outlawed the Mystery Men of the Golden Age. Stalwarts such as Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman continued to fight for truth and justice, but as the world hurtled toward an uncertain future, it would take a new breed of hero to define the American Way. DC: THE NEW FRONTIER takes readers on an epic journey from the end of the Golden Age of heroes to the beginnings of the legendary Justice League of America.
Darwyn Cooke's most ambitious project yet features the stunning color art of Dave Stewart, an introduction by DC's President & Publisher Paul Levitz, and an afterword by Cooke.] 