Legion of Super-Heroes reboot books in order

Legion of Super-Heroes reboot collects Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning's early 2000s run on the DC cosmic team, including Legion Lost and The Legion, set in the 30th century.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Legion 2004 Dan Abnett Buy
2 Legion Lost 2011 Dan Abnett Buy

This collection gathers the Legion of Super-Heroes material written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning in the early 2000s, including the Legion Lost miniseries and the ongoing The Legion title. The Legion of Super-Heroes is a DC team set in the 30th century, comprising hundreds of young heroes from across the United Planets who were inspired by the legend of Superboy.

Legion Lost, published in 2000 and collected in 2011, follows a splinter group of Legionnaires who are cast into an unknown region of space and must find a way back while facing extreme threats. The experience reshapes several characters and was well received for its tight pacing and emotional stakes. The Legion ongoing that followed built on the changed team dynamic established in that story.

Abnett and Lanning were later known for their acclaimed work on Marvel’s cosmic titles, and the Legion work is an earlier example of their approach to ensemble casts in science fiction settings. The two collected volumes in this series are listed in the reading order table below.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Legion of Super-Heroes reboot series?

There are two books in the Legion of Super-Heroes reboot series, published between 2004 and 2011.

What is the first book in the Legion of Super-Heroes reboot series?

The first book in the Legion of Super-Heroes reboot series is The Legion, published in 2004.

What makes this Legion of Super-Heroes run distinctive?

The Abnett and Lanning run, often called the DnA Legion, is known for its character-focused storytelling and willingness to put the team in dire circumstances. Legion Lost in particular sent a group of Legionnaires on a journey through uncharted space with no way home, stripping away much of the usual supporting infrastructure and forcing character development through adversity.

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