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The Omega Men #11
Tom King, Barnaby Bagenda, and Romulo Fajardo Jr.'s "The Omega Men" #11 gathers its forces and prepares for a final strike against the Citadel as the series prepares for its big conclusion.
The Omega Men #10
In "The Omega Men" #10, the battle for Karna breaks out in the Vega System -- but is there really victory in sight, or are Tom King and Barnaby Bagenda raising false hopes?
The Omega Men #7
Tom King, Barnaby Bagenda, Ig Guara and Romulo Fajardo Jr. show us what post-captivity life is like for Kyle Rayner and Princess Kalista, who are on the run in "The Omega Men" #7.
The Omega Men #5
The team visits Changralyn to try and take possession of the Holy Key of Alpha, but Tom King and Barnaby Bagenda don't make things easy for our group of Vega System outlaws in "The Omega Men" #5.
Jim Lee Talks "Omega Men," Says DC Comics "Can Admit When We're Wrong"
Lee says the recently canceled cosmic series was swiftly resurrected due to overwhelming fan response.
5 Previously Uncanceled DC Series, Before "Omega Men"
DC Comics canceled "The Omega Men" before reviving the series a few days later, and it's not the first time DC has brought a title back to life.
DC Comics Announces "Omega Men" to Continue Until At Least Issue #12
"Omega Men," by writer Tom King and artist Barnaby Bagenda, has been given a reprieve from DC Comics, with the book slated to run though issue #12.
Five DC Titles Set to End, Including "Justice League United" and "Lobo"
CBR has learned that "Justice League United," "Gotham By Midnight," "Omega Men," "Doomed" and "Lobo" will come to a close at DC Comics.
Tom King Hasn't Decided if DC's "Omega Men" Are Good or Bad Guys
King tells CBR definitively that Kyle Rayner is the main character of "Omega Men," and shares Tony Cypress art retelling the hero's iconic origin story.
The Omega Men #3
Tom King and Barnaby Bagenda's "The Omega Men" #3 is the most straightforward and traditional issue of the series to date but, even with a simpler plot, it's still a lot of fun.
Omega Men #2
The shroud of mystery is lifted just a bit more in Tom King and Barnaby Bagenda's "Omega Men" #2.
