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A mini series published in conjunction with an action figure and toy line from Revell. The saga begins with Adam, a man on Earth discovering that he is a "power-caste" from the planet Toran and heir to the Power Lord and holds the fate of the universe in his hands in "To the Victor the ... Universe."
Script by Michael Fleisher and art by Mark Texeira & Jeff Dee. Cover price $1.00.
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The Call - Written by Steven T. Seagle. Art and Cover by Ken Hooper & Barbara Kaalberg. In the aftermath of ZERO HOUR comes a new world-spanning band of adventurers: Tornado, Jack O'Lantern, the Golem, Claw and new hero Meridian. Drawn together by necessity, Primal Force exists to combat an evil that derives its strength from the dark powers of mythology and legend in the hidden corners of the DC Universe!
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.95.
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WRITTEN BY DEVIN GRAYSON; ART AND COVER BY YVEL GUICHET AND AARON SOWD
Your parents are dead. Your little sister thinks she's Lobo. Child Protective Services wants to talk to you. Three of your best friends have superpowers they hate. And you've just inherited a Winnebago. What do you do? Road trip! THE TITANS' Devin Grayson joins the art team of Yvel Guichet and Aaron Sowd to introduce the Weinbergs in RELATIVE HEROES, a 6-issue miniseries filled with enough action, humor and superhuman drama to attract both diehard super-hero buffs and readers newer to comics.
After the death of their parents, the Weinbergs decide they've "had an origin," and pile into the late Mr. Weinberg's Winnebago to traverse the DCU in search of Superman their grail of steel. Led by the only powerless sibling, Joel (a.k.a. Houston), a teenager who learned everything he knows about being a team leader from comic books, the Weinbergs are a family whose powers reflect their personalities: 11-year-old Aviva (Temper), whose electric powers make her tantrums deadlier than most; adopted brothers Tyson (Blindside), an African American, treated like an invisible man, who possesses the power to disappear, and Cameron (Omni), so outgoing he's unaware that he mimics the powers of the super-beings near him. They're joined on their road trip by Temper's baby-sitter, Damara (Allure), who is well liked by everyone...especially boys. But is she loved for who she is or because of her "charm spell?" Their adventures pit them against the police, the Department of Extranormal Operations, Child Protective Services, super-villains, and test their own limitations as a family and as human beings. The very powers they possess bring them into direct confrontation with the worst aspects of adolescence ? the capacity to inflict harm, a heightened sense of social invisibility, uncontrollable, uncomfortable feelings around members of the opposite sex, and the heady feeling that you can do anything at all as long as your friends are there with you.
FC, 32 PG. (1 OF 6)" Cover price $2.50.
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The Joker escapes from Arkham Asylum and finds his gang being led by Mister Freeze, as Robin follows a lead in order to get to the Clown Prince of Crime in "The Funniest Thing Happened..." Script by Chuck Dixon, art by Tom Lyle & Bob Smith. Cover by Kevin Maguire. Cover price $1.50.
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It is the year 3000, and the Batman of that era lies dead. Civilization's only remaining hope against the threat of the group known as the Skulp resides in the boy who survives the Dark Knight...if he can only prevail where his mentor failed. What will the Earth of 3000 A.D. be like...and how will its heroes cope with the otherworldly threats confronting it? ROBIN 3000 is the first Robin Elseworlds story, and the first Elseworlds story in two parts, produced for DC by Byron Preiss Visual Productions. Written by Byron Preiss, with art, color and foil-enhanced cover by P. Craig Russell. 52 pages. Prestige Format. Cover price $4.95.
#1 - 5 + 1B
Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art and Cover by Alex Maleev.
From the creative team that brought you Daredevil and Infamous Iron Man comes the latest explosive chapter in their creator-owned epic, which IGN called one of the best comics on the stands.
SCARLET tells the story of a woman whose life has been ripped apart by police corruption. When she pushes back, she starts a chain reaction of events that will bring about the next American Revolution. In this brand-new, new reader-friendly chapter, fully painted by Eisner Award-winning artist Alex Maleev, SCARLET tells the story of what happens when one young woman is pushed too far-and what one country will do to stop her.
full color. Rated M Cover price $3.99.
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Collects Secret Six (2008-2011 3rd Series) #1-36 and Doom Patrol (2009-2011 5th Series) #19.
Written by Gail Simone and Keith Giffen. Art by J. Calafiore, Matthew Clark, Ron Randall, Art Thibert and Sean Parsons. Cover by Cliff Chiang. A member of the team is determined to bring back a loved one from the Gates of Hell, and Bane must face his inner demons!
Softcover, 176 pages, full color. Cover price $16.99.
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"Tenderloin" In the tradition of classic hard-boiled crime tales comes STREETS, a trilogy of sophisticated suspense stories that offers a gritty look at the dark underbelly of society. Each issue of this 3-book miniseries is a complete crime novel, all sharing the same San Francisco setting. In addition, certain characters with a small role in one novel take center stage in the next, providing a sense of continuity throughout the series. In Book 1, homicide detective Nick Darrow, haunted by a broken marriage and his past alcoholism, is driven against the will of the public and his department to solve a series of slayings of young prostitutes. When he convinces a trainee to go undercover to aid the investigation, something more deadly and far-reaching rises to threaten the detectives.
Written by James D. Hudnall, with painted art and cover by John Estes.
Prestige Format. Suggested for Mature Readers.
Cover price $4.95.
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Cover by Dan Jurgens and Rick Magyar. Planetkill, script by Gerry Conway, art by Dan Jurgens and Rick Magyar
Diplomat Rik Sunn learns that his home planet of Wolfholme has been destroyed by the Sauron raiders under the command of dictator Karvus Khun; He steals a ship to join the battle, joined by Scyla and Anomie Zitar. Ad for The Saga of Swamp Thing, art by Steve Bussette and John Totleben. Ad for Super Powers, art by Jack Kirby.
36 pgs., full color. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.
#0 - 34 + Annual 1
Written by SCOTT LOBDELL Art by RB SILVA and ROB LEAN Cover by ERIC CANETE
They thought he was just an experiment - and a failed one at that! Grown from a combination of Kryptonian and human DNA, the Clone was no more than a set of data to the scientists of Project N.O.W.H.E.R.E. But when the scope of his stunning powers was revealed, he became a deadly weapon! Now the question is: Can a clone develop a conscience?
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Cover by EDDY BARROWS & J.P. MAYER Written by JEFF LEMIRE Art by PIER GALLO
Get ready for the first-ever Superboy/Kid Flash race! Bart Allen may have the speed, but Conner Kent has the power - who will win?! Meanwhile, a dangerous threat is nipping at their heels, one that may mean the end for Superboy, Kid Flash and all of Smallville!
32 pg, FC Cover price $2.99.
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Cover by Gary Frank and Cam Smith. Junior Partners, script by Ron Marz, art by Andy Smith;
Superboy and Captain Marvel Jr. tackle Mind's Eye.
52 pgs., full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.
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Matrix, the Girl of Steel, realizes that Lex Luthor II may not be the noble soul he seems as she gets closer to discovering a terrible secret he's been keeping from her ever since Doomsday hit Metropolis.
Written by Roger Stern, with art by June Brigman and Jackson Guice. Cover by Kerry Gammill and Bob Wiacek.
Cover price $1.50.
