Seven Soldiers of Victory
DC Comics.
Seven Soldiers of Victory Archives 1 (Leading Comics 1-4; w Mort Weisinger, Bill Finger, Jerry Siegel, et al.; a Mort Meskin, George Papp, Creig Flessel, Jack Lehti, Hal Sherman, Ed Dobrotka). [From DC Comics: Collecting LEADING COMICS #1-4, featuring the adventures of The Seven Soldiers of Victory: The Crimson Avenger, Green Arrow, the Shining Knight The Vigilante, Speedy, Stripesy and the Star-Spangled Kid! In 1941, one year after DC Comics launched the Justice Society of America in ALL-STAR COMICS, sister company All-American Comics released LEADING COMICS #1 featuring its very own super-team; The Seven Soldiers of Victory! Originally produced under the guidance of legendary editor/writer Mort Weisinger, this volume featuring page after page of classic art by Mort Meskin (among others). Add to that an insightful introduction by R.C. Harvey and it all adds up to over 200 pages of some of the best that the Golden Age had to offer.] 
Seven Soldiers of Victory Archives 2 (Leading Comics 5-8; w Joe Samachson.; a Ed Dobrotka, Maurice Del Bourgo, Joe Kubert, et al.). [From DC Comics: Another fantastic volume collecting the adventures of the Seven Soldiers, the inspiration for Grant Morrison's hit maxiseries! Featuring Green Arrow, Speedy, the modern Western hero The Vigilante, The Crimson Avenger, The Shining Knight and more, The Seven Soldiers battled injustice and villainy at the height of World War II in these colorful, fast-paced tales.] 
Seven Soldiers of Victory Archives 3 (Leading Comics 9-14; w Joe Samachson.; a Arthur Cazeneuve).
[From DC Comics: The final volume collecting the classic adventures of the Seven Soldiers of Victory!] 5/28/08 
Seven Soldiers of Victory 1 (Seven Soldiers Of Victory 0, Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight 1-2, Seven Soldiers: The Guardian 1-2, Seven Soldiers: Zatanna 1-2, Seven Soldiers: Klarion 1; w Grant Morrison; a J.H. Williams III, Simone Bianchi, Cameron Stewart, Ryan Sook, Mick Gray, Frazer Irving). [From DC Comics: Comprising seven different 4-issue mini-series and two bookend Specials, this 30-part tale of death, betrayal, failure, joy, loss, romance, triumph and redemption is now collected in a 4-volume series of trade paperbacks. Independently, each of these characters are featured in a story arc of their own that redefines their purpose in the DCU. But their stories also interweave with the other Soldiers' tales, forming a grander story of a devastating global threat to mankind ‹ with the ties between them becoming more evident in each new volume. Together these reluctant champions must arise and somehow work together to save the world...without ever meeting one another.] Book of the Week 1/11/06: In a year seemingly ruled by Big Events, the biggest event of all has attracted the least attention. Grant Morrison's brilliantly interlinked series of mini-series dazzles with the way what seem at first to be unrelated stories slowly intertwine into a master narrative. And with this first volume of the collections, DC has stunned and gratified me by presenting the material as it was meant to be read, in publication order. Although it's certainly possible to read and enjoy the minis individually, only as a group does the full meaning emerge, and the overall story progresses issue by issue. Forget all your House of Infinite Civil Planet Hulk Wars; this is the big one. 
Seven Soldiers of Victory 2 (Klarion 2-3, Shining Knight 3-4, Guardian 3-4, Zatanna 3; w Grant Morrison; a Simone Bianchi, Cameron Stewart, Ryan Sook, Frazer Irving). [From DC Comics: This second volume features the continuing exploits of four of the seven soldiers. Independently, each of these characters is featured in a story arc that redefines their purpose in the DCU. But their stories also interweave with the other Soldiers' tales, and tells a grander story of a devastating global threat to mankind. Together, these reluctant champions must arise and work together to save the world...without ever meeting one another!] 
Seven Soldiers of Victory 3 (Mister Miracle 1-2, Zatanna 4, Klarion 4, Bulleteer 1-2, Frankenstein 1; w Grant Morrison; a Pasqual Ferry, Ryan Sook, Frazer Irving, Yanick Paquette, Doug Mahnke, Billy Dallas Patton, Michael Bair). [From DC Comics: A knight. An escape artist. A witch. A daredevil reporter. A monster. An accident survivor. A magician. Seven Soldiers of Victory. Comics genius Grant Morrison continues his groundbreaking and revolutionary story! In the first two volumes of this epic saga, we were introduced to four of the seven soldiers, including Zatanna and Klarion the Witchboy. And now, this third volume welcomes the other three key players into the fold: Mister Miracle, Bulleteer and Frankenstein. Independently, each of these characters is featured in a story arc of their own that redefines their purpose in the DC Universe. But their stories also interweave with the other soldiers' tales, and tell a grander story of a devastating global threat to mankind. Together these reluctant champions must arise and somehow work together to save the world... without ever meeting one another!] 
Seven Soldiers of Victory 4 (Mister Miracle 3-4, Bulleteer 3-4, Frankenstein 2-4, Seven Soldiers of Victory 1; w Grant Morrison; a Yanick Paquette, Doug Mahnke, Michael Bair, Freddie Williams III, J.H. Williams III). [From DC Comics: Grant Morrison’s most groundbreaking and ambitious project concludes!] 