Only Green Arrow stands in the Key's way as the villain subjects the Leaguers to hallucinogenic treatments in "Imaginary Stories". Part 1 of 2, continued next issue.
Script by Grant Morrison, pencils by Oscar Jimenez, inks by Chip Wallace. Howard Porter/John Dell cover.
Cover price $1.95.
WRITTEN BY DAN JOLLEY, TONY HARRIS AND RAY SNYDER; ART BY HARRIS AND SNYDER; PAINTED COVER BY HARRIS ELSEWORLDS.
World War II is the setting for an atmospheric miniseries starring heroes very much like Batman, Superman and the Golden Age Justice Society of America. In 1942, as war rages around the globe, a vicious albino smuggler intercepts a parcel intended for the Axis powers, a parcel whose contents could change the outcome of the war. The always grinning ne'er-do-well plans to sell the item to the highest bidder, but the Allies have other plans, and send their top covert agents to claim the mysterious package. Now "Owl," "Clock," "Bat" and a host of other very familiar costumed characters battle for the safety of an Elseworld in JSA: THE LIBERTY FILES, a 2-issue Prestige miniseries by the Doctor Strange: Servant of Bones team of co-writer Dan Jolley and co-writers/artists Tony Harris and Ray Snyder. In addition to interior pencils, Harris also provides stirring painted covers for both issues of THE LIBERTY FILES, and even STARMAN readers familiar with his intepretations of classic Golden Age characters will be surprised at how well he integrates the JSA, Batman, Robin, and others into unexpected settings, facing Egyptian thugs, Nazi troops and undead assassins, among them a deadly monster known as the Scarecrow. As the fate of the world hangs in the balance, heroes change allegiances, fall prey to horrible fates, and stand together in the face of a threat no one could have anticipated: an alien super-man who serves the Nazi cause.
FC, 64 PG. (1 OF 2) PRESTIGE FORMAT" Cover price $6.95.
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People with powers are popping up exponentially, leaving normal citizens like Clark Kent, Wally West, Diana Prince, Arthur Curry, Kyle Rayner and Bruce Wayne to wonder why things just don't feel right with the world in "True Lies". Part 1 of 3. Script by Fabian Nicieza and Mark Waid, pencils by Jeff Johnson and Darick Robertson, inks by Jon Holdredge and Hanibal Rodriguez.
38 pages of story. Kevin Maguire/John Dell cover interlinks with covers to #2 and #3 to form one image.
Cover price $2.95.
Written by Adam Beechen. Art by Carlo Barberi & Walden Wong. Cover by Ben Caldwell.
When a young boy on the planet Rann wonders why his world doesn't have its own heroes, Adam Strange must show him what it means to be a hero!
32 pg, FC, $2.25 US Cover price $2.25.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by Don Kramer & Keith Champagne Cover by J.H. Williams III
Part 1 of the 2-part "Out of Time!" Since the JSA's battle against Black Adam, Rick Tyler has been lost in time. Rex Tyler, the original Hourman, must journey into the timestream itself in search of his only son. But the rescue mission may not go as planned!
32 pg, FC, $2.50 US Cover price $2.50.
WRITTEN BY GEOFF JOHNS; ART BY SEAN PHILLIPS; COVER BY ETHAN VAN SCIVER
Featuring guest art by Sean Phillips (SLEEPER)! Degaton returns to the lives of the JSA, interrupting their recovery from the events of the last few months. But what does Degaton want? And what does he have that another JSA member desperately needs? Plus, the Flash confronts Captain Marvel about his true intentions toward Stargirl.
FC, 32 PG. $2.50 Cover price $2.50.
Written by James Robinson and David S. Goyer; art by Derec Aucoin and Michael Bair; cover by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer
After the traumatic events of last issue, Sand Hawkins finds himself at the mercy of the scientists at TylerCo, the company once owned by Golden Age Hourman Rex Tyler. Can they help Sand control his new-found powers before those selfsame powers kill him? Plus, Sand invites the modern Mr. Terrific to meet the new JSA.
FC, 32 pg." Cover price $2.50.
Written by Kevin J. Anderson Art by Barry Kitson & Gary Erskine Painted cover by John Watson Renowned science fiction novelist Kevin J. Anderson comes to the DCU for this 6-issue miniseries starring the World's First Super-Team! Set during the Golden Age, STRANGE ADVENTURES begins when fumbling Johnny Thunder decides to become a big-time pulp writer by chronicling the adventures of the JSA. Taken under the writing wing of legendary, real-life science-fiction Grand Master Jack Williamson, Johnny tries his best ? and when a deadly new villain called Lord Dynamo appears on the scene, flying a deadly zeppelin crewed by robot zombies, it's up to Johnny and Jack to help Hawkman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Starman, Dr. Mid-Nite, Sandman and the rest of the JSA save the day!
Cover price $3.50.
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Written by: Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn Pencils by: Barry Kitson.
Justice League of America: Year One A fun series that focuses primarily on the interplay of the personalities of the League members. After individually defeating a different alien threat, known collectively as the Appellax, Martian Manhunter, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Flash (Barry Allen), Black Canary (Dinah Lance), and Aquaman each consider the potentials of forming and working as a team. While meeting to confront the final Appellax, Black Canary teaches Barry some techniques from the Golden Age Flash, while Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, and Aquaman realize the power of their combined strength and ability to compensate for each other's weakness. Meanwhile Locus, the militarized group connected to the Appellax, also realizes the ramifications of facing a unified team of heroes. *Note: This series expands upon the post-Crisis origin of the Justice League established in Secret Origins 32. Due to Post-crisis continuity changes that excluded Wonder Woman from being a founding member, Black Canary became the original female member of the team.
Cover price $2.95.
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The angel Zauriel is willing to sacrifice his immortality for the human being Shannon Coyne in "Someone to Watch Over Me." Etrigan, Martian Manhunter, Asmodel appearances.
Script by Mark Millar, art by Ariel Olivetti. Cover by Olivetti.
Cover price $1.95.
Stave Two: Hero War - Written by Ed Hannigan. Art and Cover by Ed Hannigan & Dick Giordano.
The all-star two-part Elseworlds odyssey concludes: To return home, the teenagers from Earth's dimension must gather the heroes of a magical world against the evil warlord Luthor and the super-warrior who champions his cause.
Softcover, 48 pages, full color. Cover price $5.95.
Written by IVAN BRANDON, MATTHEW CODY, MATT KINDT, B. CLAY MOORE, STEVE NILES and others Art by FERNANDO DAGNINO, NIC KLEIN and others Cover by VICTOR IBAÑEZ
The JSA's many members each take a turn in the spotlight in seven stories from some of the brightest talent in the industry! Judomaster, Dr. Mid-Nite, and Tomcat mix it up with the Yakuza in Japan! Citizen Steel turns to Jay Garrick when he finds the only pain that can penetrate his unbreakable skin! And the Spectre returns to haunt the Society! Plus stories of Alan Scott, Hawkman, Sandman, and more!
80 pg, FC, RATED T Cover price $5.99.
Disarmed. When an alien race mistakenly attacks Earth, the Justice League finds itself drawn into an intergalactic war. Reprinted from Justice League Adventures #1.
Written by Ty Templeton; art by Min S. Ku and Dan Davis. Cover by Bruce Timm and Alex Ross.
Pin-ups by: Chriscross & Anibal Rodriguez, Daniel Zezelj, Chris Batista & Chip Wallace, Barry Kitson, Jason Pearson, Eduardo Barreto, J.H. Williams & Mick Gray, Chuck Wojtkiewicz, Dusty Abell & Drew Geraci, Chris Weston, Doug Mahnke, Cully Hamner, Craig Hamilton & Ray Snyder, Andrew Robinson, Jay Stephens, Stuart Immonen & John Dell (centerspread), Gene Ha, Mike McKone & Mark McKenna, Tony Harris & Wade Von Grawbadger, Don Hillsman, Ted McKeever, Gary Frank & Cam Smith, Howard Porter & Ken Branch, Simon Coleby, Paul Pope, Steve Pugh, Randy Duburke, Doug Alexander & Andrew Robinson, Tommy Lee Edwards, John Delaney & Ron Boyd, Eric Shanower. Wraparound cover by Frank Quitely.
Cover price $2.95.
Cover pencils by Eric Battle, inks by Prentis Rollins. "Heroes," script by Christopher Priest, pencils by Yanick Paquette, inks; Mark Lipka
How the new team came together; featuring Superman; Batman; Green Lantern; Flash; Aquaman; Steel; Plastic Man; Zauriel; J'onn J'onzz; Wonder Woman; Huntress; Warrior; Orion; and Lightray. Art for the profile pages: Eric Battle and Romeo Tanghal (Master Forger), Phil Jimenez (The Urban Avenger), Ethan Van Sciver (The Waxwork Wacko), Brian Stelfreeze (Data Central), Louis Small Jr. and Vince Russell (Amazon from Apokolips), Rodolfo Damaggio (The Savage Noble), Yanick Paquette and Paul Neary (Fallen Heroine), Ariel Olivetti (The Hero from Heaven), Randy DuBurke (Red Tornado), Dave Johnson (Hourman), ChrisCross and John Stokes (Prometheus), and Doug Mahnke and Tom Nguyen (Adam Strange). "Secrets of the JLA Trophy Room,' script by Mark Millar, pencils by Chris Jones, inks by Joe Boyle; Zauriel gives a tour of the JLA's Trophy Room.
52 pgs., full color. Cover price $3.95.
Origin story: "The Flash's Infinite Crises," a 22-page tale. Script by Tom Peyer, art by Rags Morales & Dave Meikis. Lost pages: a tour through the One Million Universe, with art by Pat Garrahy. Profiles pages drawn by Dave Gibbons (JLA meets JSA), Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez (Crisis on Infinite Earths), Tom Grummett & Lary Stucker (Legends), Darryl Banks & Norm Rapmund (Millennium), Frank Fosco & Danny Miki (Invasion), Dusty Abell & Dexter Vines (War of the Gods), Kevin Maguire & Karl Story (Armageddon 2001), Greg Luzniak & Meikis (Eclipso: The Darkness Within), Scott McDaniel & Miki (Bloodlines), Paul Ryan & Rapmund (Zero Hour), Tony Harris & Ray Snyder (Underworld Unleashed), Stuart Immonen & Jose Marzan, Jr. (Final Night), Ron Wagner & Bill Reinhold (Genesis), Greg Land & Drew Geraci (One Million). Cover by Rodolfo Damaggio & Robert Campanella.
Cover price $4.95
Superman & Batman in "The Green Bullet" by John Ostrander, Ken Lashley and Ron Boyd; the Silver Age JLA in "For Sale - - The Justice League?" by Tom Peyer, Mark Pajarillo and Walden Wong
Booster Gold & Blue Beetle in "Mousebusters" by Keith Giffen, Kevin Maguire and Karl Story; Red Tornado in "Tin Man's Lament" by Todd Dezago, Ben Herrera and Michael Christian; the JLA in "The Secret Society of Super-Villains" by Mark Millar, Chris Jones and Mark Stegbauer; Green Lantern & Martian Manhunter in "Warrior's Heritage" by Elliot S! Maggin, Clint Hilinski and Ray Kryssing; Aquaman & Wonder Woman in "Revelations" by Christopher Priest, Eric Battle and Prentis Rollins. Maguire/Story cover.
Cover price $4.95.
Deluxe Edition with cardstock gatefold cover. The secret origin of the new JLA in "Star Seed," a 22-page tale. Spectre appearance.
Story by Grant Morrison & Mark Millar, art by Howard Porter & John Dell. Plus: the 'new' Superman meets the JLA in "The Lost Pages." Script by Mark Millar, art by Don Hillsman. Also: Martian Manhunter in "A Day in the Life." Script by Millar, art by Hillsman. Interview with Martian Manhunter written by Millar, illustrated by Hillsman. JLA timeline written by Phil Jimenez. JLA 2-page spead by Jimenez. JLA villains 2-page spread by Jimenez. Plus: profile pages, all written by Millar. Art for the profile pages: Paul Ryan & Jose Marzan, Jr. (Superman, Flash), Kelley Jones (Batman), Don Hillsman (Martian Manhunter), Darryl Banks & Terry Austin (Green Lantern), John Byrne (Wonder Woman), Ray Kryssing (Zauriel), James Calafiore & Mark McKenna (Aquaman), Norwood Steven Harris & Drew Geraci (Aztek), Dougie Braithwaite & Robin Riggs (Green Arrow), Doug Mahnke (The Key), Dave Johnson & Dexter Vines (Lord of Time), Barry Kitson (Injustice Gang). Cover by Porter.
Cover price $4.95.
"The Last Days of the Justice Society!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by David Ross and Mike Gustovich.
Long before DC NEW FRONTIER, Roy Thomas explored the turbulent years between the Golden Age and the Silver Age when the heroes of yesteryear made the transition to modern times.
68 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
When Elongated Man and Sue Dibny are taken hostage by the Royal Flush Gang, the Justice League reunites to rescue them in "Team Work".
Script by Dan Jurgens and Gerry Jones, pencils by Jurgens and Ron Randall, inks by Rick Burchett and Randy Elliott. 38 pages of story. Jurgens/Randall cover. Superman cover. Combines with other cover to form one interlocking picture Intro new JLI & JLE teams; ties into Justice League America #61 and Justice League Europe #37.
Cover price $1.50.
Faces of Evil tie-in - Part 3 of 4 - Written by Len Wein. Art by Chris Cross & Rob Stull. Cover by Ed Benes.
Dr. Light's powers are fully restored, but at what cost? Meanwhile, with the Shadow Cabinet out of the way, Shadow Thief is more powerful than ever. But even if the JLA manages to stop him, there's still the little problem of Starbreaker, who is one step closer to consuming the sun.
32 pg, FC Cover price $2.99.
Written by Brad Meltzer. Art by Ed Benes & Sandra Hope. Cover by Michael Turner. Variant cover by Arthur Adams.
One of the hottest teams in comics ? Brad Meltzer, Ed Benes and Sandra Hope ? continues to heat things up in Part 5 of "The Tornado's Path." Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman join Green Lantern, Black Canary and Arsenal against the unstoppable force of a villain reborn. Retailers: This issue will feature two covers that may be ordered separately. The Standard Edition cover is by Michael Turner; one copy of the Variant Edition, with a cover by Arthur Adams, may be ordered for every 10 copies of the Standard Edition ordered. Please see the Previews Order Form for further details.
32 pg, FC Cover price $2.99.
Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM Art and cover by SCOTT KOLINS
Nobody's sure why they thought that the super-terrorist Scythe was working alone, but the JSA is about to learn the hard way that even bad guys have colleagues! Scythe is set free by the terror cell he's been working with, and Monument Point may never get a chance to thrive before it - and all that the Justice Society stands for - is destroyed forever!
32 pg, FC Cover price $2.99.
Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM Art by SCOTT KOLINS Cover by SHANE DAVIS & SANDRA HOPE
After one of the greatest terrorist attacks on American soil, the Justice Society remain behind to help rebuild in any way they can! But in contrast to their glory days during World War II, it appears the U.S. may not want the Society's help. Luckily, that's never stopped the World's First Super Hero Team before!
Cover price $2.99.
