Violence and the music of a mysterious street musician draw the Dark Knight into the underground world of Gotham City's jazz scene, where legendary musician Blue Byrd seems to have come back to life.
Written by Gerard Jones, with art and cover by Mark Badger. Deluxe Format.
Cover price $2.50.
Written by Kelley Puckett;ART BY Damion Scott and Robert Campanella; COVER BY Scott and John Lowe
Someone's driving the citizens of Gotham to commit ghastly murders, and it's up to Batgirl to stop him. But when Batgirl herself falls under the influence of a mysterious stranger, will she become his latest engine of destruction?
FC, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Elseworlds. Debuting a one-shot sequel to the popular Thrillkiller miniseries by the team of writer Howard Chaykin and artist Dan Brereton.
Batgirl Barbara Gordon, still reeling from Dick Grayson's fate, has teamed up with renegade police detective Bruce Wayne, now known as Batman. But when the Joker returns to become the new crimelord of Gotham City, will Barbara's desire for revenge mean the end of the Dynamic Duo?
Written by Howard Chaykin. Painted art and cover by Dan Brereton.
FC, 48 pg. Prestige Format. Cover price $4.95.
"As the Twig Is Bent." This issue debuts the animated Series version of the new Robin, Tim Drake, who is the son of one of Two-Face's henchmen.
Script by Hilary J. Bader, pencils by Bo Hampton, inks by Terry Beatty. Cover by Ty Templeton.
Cover price $1.95.
This unique Gallery book of previously unpublished art is jam-packed with a diverse and often striking assortment of costumes and paraphernalia. These are top-secret designs that were considered before the current Batman and Robin costumes became official - some subtly different, some utterly wild.
The KNIGHTGALLERY features the designs of artists Neal Adams, Jim Aparo, Jim Balent, Bret Blevins, Norm Breyfogle, Vince Giarrano, Tom Grummett, Tom Lyle, Mike Manley, Graham Nolan and George Perez. In addition, the designs included in BATMAN: KNIGHTGALLERY are the source material for the Elseworlds one-shot Batman Brotherhood of the Bat GN (1995) #1.
Miraweb Format. Cover price $3.50. Cover price $3.50.
WRITTEN BY BOB HANEY; ART AND COVER BY NEAL ADAMS.
Selected by online voting! Green Arrow first donned his new costume in this 1969 story in which the Emerald Archer teamed up with Batman. Featuring spectacular artwork by Neal Adams, this issue stands as one of DC's first "relevant" comics stories.
FC, 32 PG. Cover price $2.50.
by Ron Marz and Igor Kordey; cover by Dave Dorman Batman. Tarzan.
Both are orphaned noblemen who have honed their minds and bodies to the peak of human performance. Both have sworn to protect their respective territories: for Tarzan, the jungle; for Batman, Gotham City.
Now, a new evil has surfaced: one that will bring these two legendary heroes together for the first time; one that threatens both of their "jungles." And all clues point to a mysterious female cat burglar and an archaeologist named Dent.
Co-published with DC Comics. Cover price $2.95.
Adapted from the novel by Andrew Vachss. Written by Neal Barrett, Jr. Art by Denys Cowan & Prentis Rollins. Cover by Denys Cowan & Kent Williams.
It's the comic-book adaptation of hard-boiled writer Andrew Vachss's new Batman novel from Warner Books!
This passionate, disturbing and thought-provoking story offers a frank depiction of a real-life atrocity being perpetrated today, as the Dark Knight is introduced to the widespread problems of child abuse, including the sexual exploitation of children by adults for profit. As Batman's obsession to destroy this ultimate evil grows, Alfred reveals that Bruce Wayne isn't the first of his family to wage this war.
Softcover, 48 pages, full color. Cover price $5.95.
Cover pencils by Bob Smith, inks by Terry Beatty. Cash 'N The Hood!, script by Scott Peterson, pencils by Tim Levins, inks by Rob Leigh
Bane is robbing high profile banks, but using the money to help people in poor parts of Gotham.
Set in the animated DC universe. 40 pgs. $1.99. Cover price $1.99.
Cover pencils by Rick Burchett. A League of His Own!, script by Ty Templeton, pencils by Rick Burchett, inks by Terry Beatty
Batgirl and Batman track down the leader of the League of Assassins, and find Ra's. Set in the animated DC universe.
36 pgs. $1.99. Cover price $1.99.
Discover the secret origin of the Dark Knight of the 853rd century! As the virus from the future wreaks havoc on the sanity of present-day Gothamites, the Batman of the distant future must stay out of the grasp of the 20th century's Jim Gordon and the GCPD.
Written by Alan Grant. Art by Mark Buckingham and Wayne Faucher. Cover by Glen Orbik. FC, 32 pg. Miraweb Format.
NOTE: The DC One Million series consists of 31 issues including a 4-issue mini-series and 27 one-shots.
Cover price $1.99.
The Batman of the future must gain access to the Batcave of the present in order to discover the key to defeating Solaris. Unfortunately, he learns that the only way to defeat him may be too horrible to contemplate. Written by Chuck Dixon. Art by Greg Land and Drew Geraci. Cover by Brian Stelfreeze. FC, 32 pg. Miraweb Format.
NOTE: The DC One Million series consists of 31 issues including a 4-issue mini-series and 27 one-shots.
Cover price $1.99.
Today's Dark Knight must team with the Toy Wonder of the future to save the 853rd century! Incarnated in a new body, the Batman of 1998 awakens in the far future on the prison planet Pluto. In the midst of a jailbreak, he teams with Robin, the Toy Wonder, in an attempt to reach the one device that could save him...and the JLA.
Written by Doug Moench. Art by Yvel Guichet and Sal Buscema. Cover by Rodolfo Damaggio. FC, 32 pg. Miraweb Format.
NOTE: The DC One Million series consists of 31 issues including a 4-issue mini-series and 27 one-shots.
Cover price $1.99.
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Cover pencils by Mark Bright, inks by Greg Adams. "Vivisimilitude," script by Steve Gerber (Howard the Duck), pencils by Mark Bright, inks by Greg Adams; Al Bizarro is freed from storage by lightning and visits his former wife and his original self while Lex Luthor begins a search for him.
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BLOODLINES, DC's 1993 Annuals event, reaches its pulse-pounding grand finale in BLOODBATH, a 2-part miniseries (continued from Legion (1989) Annual #4) that draws together most of the world's heroes for the final battle against the deadly alien parasites.
The one, true Superman joins the fight, along with the new Batman, as the parasites' savage attacks become a worldwide emergency. A strike force of heroes takes the struggle to the huge, long-hidden home of the parasites...a battle that culminates in the rise of the gargantuan parasite offspring known as the Taker. Concludes in Bloodbath (1993) #2.
Written by Dan Raspler, with art by Chuck Wojtkiewicz, Bill Willingham, Agop Gemdjian and K.S. Wilson. Cover with fluorescent fifth color ink by Ed Hannigan and Tom McWeeney.
68 pages. New Format. There are 25 annuals in the 1993 Bloodlines series. Cover price $3.50.
King of Waterworld!
On a futuristic Neptune, Aquaman must show his mastery of sea creatures gathered from all over the universe. But there is one creature from the depths that even Aquaman cannot control, and it threatens to destroy Neptune in order to keep Aquaman from joining the rest of the heroes to stop the villainous Solaris. Written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning. Art by Tom Grindberg and Bill Anderson. Cover by Tom Grindberg. FC, 32 pg.
NOTE: The DC One Million series consists of 31 issues including a 4-issue mini-series and 27 one-shots.
Cover price $1.99.
The old saying "fight fire with fire" takes on new meaning as DC's Azrael meets Event Comics' Ash. The two heroes join forces to save New York City from a fiery fate at the hands of a Norse demon called Surtr.
Guest-starring Batman and the evil Firefly, this Prestige one-shot is brought to you by the reunited Batman: Sword of Azrael team of Dennis O'Neil and artist Joe Quesada. Joined by fan-favorite inker and Quesada collaborator Jimmy Palmiotti, this team-up is sure to catch fire! Written by Dennis O'Neil. Art and cover by Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti.
FC, 48 pg. Prestige Format. Cover price $4.95.
"Political Suicide!" Story by D.G. Chichester. Art by Scott McDaniel and Derek Fisher.
In order to save two universes, the young hero known as Access was forced to use the power of Amalgam (see Marvel versus DC (1996) #3).
In this issue, Daredevil and Deathstroke's daughter, Ravager are merged to create Dare. While Catwoman and Elektra are merged to create Catsai. Together these two femme fatales are the deadliest assassins in the world, and they're here in Gotham City to murder the mayor, an amalgam of the Kingpin and the Riddler.
Cover price $1.95.
Cover art by John Byrne. Squatter starring Superman and the Teen Titans, script and pencils by John Byrne, inks by Dick Giordano
David Gunderson uses a machine to control Superman's mind, making him destructive. Action Comics: In the Beginning... article by John Byrne. Postcard insert for contest to win The Man of Steel trade paperback, art by Byrne.
36 Pages, Full Color, $0.75. Cover price $0.75.
Cover art by John Byrne. And the Graves Give up Their Dead..., script and pencils by John Byrne, inks by Dick Giordano
Superman and The Phantom Strangers team to destroy a creature created by the Serabite Stone. Meanwhile… Superman's Other Creators article by Dick Giordano about Marv Wolfman and Jerry Ordway.
36 Pages, Full Color, $0.75. Cover price $0.75.
The Atari Force returns to New Earth but doesn't get a warm welcome in "Homecoming."
Script by Mike Baron and art by Ed Barreto and Ricardo Villagran. Issue also has solo untitled Taz story with story by Ed Hannigan and art by Hannigan and Bill Wray. Issue also has a full page advertisement for the Warlord, Arak, and Hercules action figure and toy line from Remco offered at "participating Kmart stores."
Cover price $0.75.
