The surviving members of the Challengers have gone their separate ways, seeking to do whatever they can to regain some control over their out-of-control lives. Written by Jeph Loeb, with art by Tim Sale. Cover by Matt Wagner.
Is there life after the Challengers? It's doubtful, as the team splits up to pursue different goals. Written by Jeph Loeb, with art by Tim Sale. Cover by Kyle Baker. New Format.
Written by MARK SCHULTZ. Co-feature written by HARLAN ELLISON. Art by MORITAT. Co-feature art by KYLE BAKER. Cover by LADRÖNN. In this second gripping issue, Angel Smerti is a lady who gets what she wants - and she wants The Spirit dead! The Spirit's first encounter with the Golden Tree crime organization will show him that the threat extends far beyond Central City!
Written by Ivan Brandon. Art by Jose Luis and J.P. Mayer. Cover by Scott Hampton. In this all-new 6-issue miniseries, Nemesis awakens to find himself held captive by the World Peace Agency inside the walls of the mysterious Electric City. His fellow prisoners are all members of the superhuman intelligence community, and they're subjected to systematic torture in an attempt to siphon the secrets of the DC Universe heroes in an effort to destroy them. As Nemesis works to escape, he finds few people he can truly trust. But nothing could prepare him for the hideous truth behind his situation! 32 pages, full color.
Written by Ivan Brandon. Art by Cliff Richards & Prentis Rollins. Cover by Scott Hampton. The drugs are wearing off, and Nemesis can finally clear his head enough to make sense of life in Electric City as a 'guest' of the Global Peace Agency. So what could be worse than having to experience Electric City under the influence of tranquilizers and truth serums? How about living there with a clear understanding of what's really going to happen when they're done with you...
Written by Ivan Brandon. Art by Marco Rudy. Cover by Scott Hampton. As Nemesis prepares his plan to gain freedom from the Global Peace Agency, he's dealt one last fatal setback. He hasn't been able to trust anybody in Electric City, and now he's not even sure if he can trust himself. Is he doomed to a life of torture and paranoia?
Written by Ivan Brandon. Art by Cliff Richards and Prentis Rollins. Cover by Scott Hampton. Nemesis and Chase finally steal a chance to escape from the clutches of the Global Peace Agency! But for every secret they uncover, an ugly truth awaits. It's freedom or death in Electric City as this miniseries comes to a shocking conclusion - sending ripples across the DC Universe.
Written by Walter Simonson. Art and cover by Howard Chaykin. Hawkgirl discovers some historic truths and ancient evils that are linked to her origins and the enemies she's been facing in St. Roch!
Written by Walter Simonson. Art and cover by Howard Chaykin. It's One Year Later...and Hawkgirl is out to make a name for herself in St. Roché! New villains and new threats, all brought to you by the team of writer Walter Simonson (Orion, ELRIC: THE MAKING OF A SORCEROR) and artist Howard Chaykin (American Flagg, CITY OF TOMORROW)!
Written by Walter Simonson. Art and cover by Howard Chaykin. Life isn't the same for Hawkgirl now that Hawkman isn't around. Strange things keep happening in her civilian life ? is it all just part of a dream, or has she awakened an ancient horror deep beneath the walls of the St. Roch museum?
Written by Walter Simonson. Art and cover by Howard Chaykin. Hawkgirl's back on patrol in St. Roch, trying to rein in the rising gang violence plaguing the city. But when one gang called the Lizard Kings starts messing around with voodoo summonings, it's going to be even tougher for her to stop them! ?
Sarge Steel unites Captain Atom, Blue Beetle, Nightshade and Thunderbolt (who are joined by the all-new Judomaster) when the villainous Andreas Havoc escapes from his Tibetan prison and sets out to destroy New York City. Written by Paul Kupperberg, with art by Michael Collins and Eduardo Barreto. This issue also includes a Jack O'Lantern solo story by Steven T. Seagle and Frank Squillace, and the penultimate chapter of the Praxis saga by Michael Jan Friedman and Mike Mayhew. Cover by Mike Mignola. 84 pages.
From the start, the ongoing ORION series has proven that writer/artist Walter Simonson has a keen mastery of the characters that populate the "Fourth World" created by comics legend Jack Kirby. But that's not to say that Simonson is the only person capable of handling those iconic figures and, beginning with ORION #3, the magnanimous Simonson begins sharing the spotlight in backup features written by him and others and illustrated by some of the rest of the best artists the comic-book field has to offer. And to start things off right, the backup story in ORION #3 is drawn by none other than Frank Miller (BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS, Sin City, 300)! The 6-page story tells the incredible, not-for-the-faint-of-heart story of Orion's fierce and horrifying birth, revealing details of Orion's mother Tigra's treachery against Darkseid and Darkseid's own, unforgettable revenge against mother and son alike. Future issues are planned that will feature other stories of Orion and his fellow New Gods, illustrated by an array of artists that includes Dave Gibbons, Howard Chaykin, Erik Larsen, and many more!
Written by Peter David Art by David Lopez & Fernando Blanco Cover by Ashley Wood Doctor Juris is no longer in power in Bête Noire! On the run from the Hierarchy, it appears the Fallen Angel ? his rejected former lover ? may be his only ally. Meanwhile, a power vacuum created by the absence of Juris triggers a showdown!
Trick or Treat! It's the special Halloween Issue of SGT. ROCK, featuring some of the weirdest war stories of all time, including the Batman and Sgt. Rock team-up entitled "The Night Batman Sold His Soul!" from Brave and the Bold (1955 1st Series) #108, written by Bob Haney and drawn by Jim Aparo. Also, a graveyard provides the setting for Easy Company to "Face the Devil," by Robert Kanigher and Russ Heath, from Our Army at War (1952) #236. Cover by Joe Kubert.
In the astounding conclusion of "The Secret Origin of Scarface," a bizarre prison breakout links the Ventriloquist and Scarface in what becomes a defining relationship for both of them, in a tale written by Alan Grant and John Wagner, with art by Teddy Kristiansen. In Part 2 of a special ZERO HOUR prelude, Waverider and Monarch battle across the timestream as Monarch tries to adjust it to his own nefarious ends. Shocking secrets about Monarch are revealed and he emerges more powerful than ever, with a new costume, in a story written by Dan Jurgens and pencilled by Frank Fosco. New Blood Pax has to face a spaceship full of parasites, written by Terrance Griep and pencilled by Kyle Hotz. Cover by Shawn McManus.
Barbara Gordon, a.k.a. Oracle, can locate any piece of data in the DC Universe. But, crippled by the Joker, she must do so from her secure command center. Now a mysterious stalker has targeted the former Batgirl for death in a story by Scott Peterson, with art by Brian Stelfreeze. Ballistic seeks to join the 'Real World' group Blood Pack, but an incident on the freeway throws a monkey wrench into those plans when he meets the lethal Loria. Written by Charles Moore, with art by Christopher Taylor and Andy Lanning. Triumph, the time-lost hero of the Justice League, seeks to win back his old life in the wake of ZERO HOUR and is confronted by the menace of the villain Freelance in a story by Brian Augustyn, with pencils by Kevin Sharpe. Cover by Kelley Jones.
With Some Help from His Friends (Infernal Devices interlude), script by James Robinson, art by Tony Harris, Mark Buckingham, and Wade von Grawbadger; Solomon Grundy lies dying and now Jack Knight, Batman, Sentinel, and the Floronic Man must band together to save the reformed criminal; However, to save the pale giant, they must face past incarnations of Grundy, all of which are evil to the core.
Part 4 of 5 - Written by Dwayne McDuffie. Art by Ed Benes, Doug Mahnke, Darick Robertson, Shane Davis, Ian Churchill, Ivan Reis, Christian Alamy, Rob Stull & Joe Prado. Cover by Ed Benes.
Vixen and Animal Man journey into the sacred Tantu Totem to solve the mystery of their altered powers.
Written by Brad Meltzer. Art by Ed Benes & Sandra Hope. Cover by Michael Turner Variant cover by Phil Jimenez & Andy Lanning
Best-selling author Brad Meltzer and the fan-favorite art team of Ed Benes & Sandra Hope continue the return of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes! The selection process continues ? a new villain appears ? and a sinister figure ensures that the first casualty is Red Tornado's android body!
Written by Brad Meltzer Art by Ed Benes, George Perez, Jim Lee, J.H. Williams, Gene Ha, Dick Giordano, Eric Wright, Tony Harris, Kevin Maguire, Dan Jurgens, Howard Porter, Luke McDonnell, Rags Morales, Ethan Van Sciver and Phil Jimenez Cover by Michael Turner Variant cover by J. Scott Campbell
Written by Peter David & Harlan Ellison, Marv Wolfman Art by Joe Giella, Dustin Nguyen Cover by José Luís Garcia-Lopéz DC's tribute to Julius Schwartz concludes with this one-shot, inspired by the cover to JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #53. Peter David and acclaimed author Harlan Ellison team with classic Silver Age artist Joe Giella (BATMAN) for one story, while Marv Wolfman (THE NEW TEEN TITANS) and Dustin Nguyen (BATMAN) take the challenge for a second tale.
Written by Chuck Austen. Art and cover by Ron Garney. The dramatic conclusion to "The Pain of the Gods!" The League confronts the inevitable fact, that not everything they do is perceived as being "good." But can they regroup to forge ahead with their never-ending battle?
