Cover pencils by Erik Larsen, inks by Arthur Adams.
The Morning After, script by Paul Kupperberg, pencils by Erik Larsen, inks by Gary Martin and Monika Livingston (assists on backgrounds); The morning after Shrapnel's confrontation with the junior members of the Doom Patrol, the Doom Patrol and Kansas police investigate the crime scene and find a piece of Shrapnel embedded in the alley wall; The Doom Patrol takes it back to their headquarters for analysis; Meanwhile, Shrapnel watches the news and sees that he is wanted for nine deaths and that the whole city is looking for him; Shrapnel disguises himself and leaves his motel room, intent on an assassination job; Cliff Steele confronts Hawkins about his past.
36 pgs., full color. $0.75. Cover price $0.75.
White background, Entire drawing of a woman standing. Jack-A-Dandy sends his Jackettes to do away with Youngblood in "Dandy in the Underworld." Story was originally supposed to be published as Youngblood (1998 3rd Series) #3 before the title was discontinued, so the events in this story take place after Youngblood (1998 3rd Series) #2. Appearances by Shaft, Twilight, Johnny Panic, Doc Rocket, Suprema, Big Brother, Ethan Crane, Lounge Lizard. Script by Alan Moore, art by Steve Skroce, Dietrich Smith, Marat Mychaels & Lary Stucker. Plus: 8-page Black Seed preview by Dan Fraga.
Written by Paul Kupperberg. Art by Graham Nolan and Arne Starr. Cover by Erik Larsen and Arthur Adams.
Reunion; The Chief is alive!; But not for long if General Immortus and the Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man have anything to say about it!
36 pages, full color. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.
The search for the Chief comes to an end...but along with their long-lost leader, the Doom Patrol also finds their old foes, General Immortus and the Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man.
Written by Paul Kupperberg, with art by Erik Larsen and Jim Sanders III. Cover by Larsen and Arthur Adams.
Cover price $1.00.
The Challengers find Prof just as they left him. June, however, is another story entirely - she's pregnant!
Written by Jeph Loeb, with art by Tim Sale. Cover by Art Adams.
New Format. Cover price $1.75.
"In Blackest Night!" This anthology features a collection of space-fairing adventure by John Byrne, Paris Cullins, J.L. Garcia Lopez, Alan Moore, Kevin Nowlan, Bill Willingham and more. Starring your favorite intergalactic police force the Green Lantern Corps!
48 pages, FC. Cover price $1.25.
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It will prove to be one of Batman's most challenging adventures as a new hero joins the Dark Knight's continuing cast of characters in BATMAN: SWORD OF AZRAEL. Azrael is the enforcer for the secret Order of Saint Dumas, a society whose existence dates back to the time of the Crusades. When this bullet-riddled angel of death crashes into the midst of a Gotham City parade, Batman is drawn into the mystery of Azrael, launching them on a quest that leads both Batman and the young Azrael to Europe where they separately investigate the systematic slaying of the members of the Order of Saint Dumas.
Written by Dennis O'Neil, with art by Joe Quesada and Kevin Nowlan. Wraparound, gate-fold cover by Quesada and Nowlan showcases Batman, the old Azrael and the new Azrael.
New Format. Cover price $1.75.
Written by Alan Moore. Art by Steve Parkhouse. The Complete Bojeffries Saga tells the tale of the titular family, who are sort of a twisted version of the Munsters, complete with vampires and werewolves. This early work shows Moore's strength as a humorist and satirist, a streak of his that has lately resurfaced in such work as Tomorrow Stories.
When two multi-Eisner-award-winning storytellers bring their funniest creations together, the result is nothing less than pure comics magic. This December, get ready for the wildest winter team-up since Frosty met Rudolph as Kyle Baker's The Bakers meet Paul Dini's Jingle Belle! As the Baker parents try to frantically finish their holiday preparations, they find themselves in dire need of a baby-sitter. Enter Jingle Belle, fresh from a Christmas Eve defection from her father, Santa, and looking for a place to hide out.
Drawn by Kyle Baker from a story by Paul Dini
Story, Art and Cover by Ben Templesmith.
One-shot! Wormwood just wants a quiet beer down at the club, with some time to reflect. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and their televangelist groupies might have different plans, however...as the hookers and blow that've kept them occupied since they arrived on Earth is quickly running out, and boredom is setting in.
Cover by Ben Templesmith. Ben Templesmith (w & a & c)
One-shot. The Gentleman Corpse himself introduces two little-known tales from the past, as well as an all-new story in this special one-shot featuring 28 pages of beer-stained art and story from Eisner Award- and Horror Guild-nom'd writer/artist/gadfly Ben Templesmith (Welcome to Hoxford).
A possible future for the Spirit is explored in "Last Night I Dreamed of Dr. Cobra." Script by Alan Moore, art & color by Daniel Torres. Plus: The Spirit confronts "Ellen's Stalker." Script by Mark Kneece, art & color by Bo Hampton. Also: "The Last Trolley," a classic Spirit splash page by Will Eisner from March 24, 1946. Cover by Brian Bolland. Back cover by Moebius.
3 thrilling tales of the Spirit! "The Most Important Meal," "Force of Arms" and "Gossip and Gertrude Granch" are all written by Alan Moore, with art & lettering by Dave Gibbons. Plus: "The Spirit vs. Sam 'Slippery' Eall," a classic Spirit splash page by Will Eisner from November 30, 1947. Also: 3-page feature 'The Many Origins of the Spirit' written by Catherine Garnier. Cover by Dave Gibbons.
Cover Artist : Ken Barr. Writer : Alan Moore, Tom Tully. Artists : John Higgins, Mike White, Vano. Storylines : Ring Road; Sunburn; Last Rumble of the Platinum Horde; The Reversible Man; The Mind of Wolfie Smith.
Black Lightning's origin tale is by Tony Isabella (creator of the character) & Greg Brooks, while the origin of Miss America is by Roy & Dann Thomas & Grant Miehm.
Note: more on the aftermath of Miss America's origin is found in Young All Stars (1987) #12. Cover by Kevin Nowlan. Cover price $1.25.
Black Lightning's origin tale is by Tony Isabella (creator of the character) & Greg Brooks, while the origin of Miss America is by Roy & Dann Thomas & Grant Miehm.
Note: more on the aftermath of Miss America's origin is found in Young All Stars (1987) #12. Cover by Kevin Nowlan. Cover price $1.25.
Cover by Christopher Moeller. Written by Kelley Puckett. Art by Dave Taylor and Kevin Nowlan.
Fear of God; Dick Grayson meets Superman for the first time; Previously, Dick and the rest of the world only knew him through rumors; Dick and Superman team up to capture criminals who have stolen an experimental e.m. pulse rifle and generators from S.T.A.R. Labs.
36 pgs., full color. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
Written by Kelley Puckett. Art by Terry Dodson and Kevin Nowlan. Cover by Kevin Nowlan.
Folie a Deux Part One; Babs starts college; Batman begins training Batgirl; Flashback of the death of Barbara Gordon's parents; First 11 pages of the issue are "silent" with no text or dialogue.
36 pgs., full color. $1.99. Cover price $1.99.
Written by Kelley Puckett. Art by Terry Dodson and Kevin Nowlan. Cover by Kevin Nowlan.
Folie a Deux Part Two; Batgirl and Commissioner Gordon escape from a hostage situation; Story indicates that Gordon always knew Babs was Batgirl.
36 pgs., full color. $1.99. Cover price $1.99.
Pin-ups providing a chronology of the career of Hal Jordan: Alan Scott and Doiby Dickles by Irwin Hasen & Art Thibert; Hal Jordan gets ring from Abin Sur by Brent Anderson; Hal Jordan charges ring on battery for first time by Andy Smith; Hal Jordan protects Coast City by Jackson Guice; Hal Jordan in outer space by Jim Starlin; Hal Jordan before the Guardians by Alan Davis & Mark Farmer; Hal Jordan being trained by Kilowog by Mike Wieringo & Howard M. Shum; Hal Jordan fights alien bat by Bernie Wrightson; Hal Jordan meets other Green Lanterns (Tomar Re) by Joe Phillips & Jason Martin; Green Lantern rogues gallery by Dusty Abell & John Dell; Hal Jordan vs. Qwardians by Adam Warren; Hal Jordan fights Sinestro by Dwayne Turner; Hal Jordan and Flash (Barry Allen) by Dave Johnson; Hal Jordan and original Justice League by Mike Zeck; Hal Jordan meets Alan Scott by Cully Hamner; Green Lantern Corps centerspread by Phil Jimenez; Hal Jordan vs. Evil Star and Goldface by Sal Velluto & Mark McKenna; Hal Jordan vs. Black Hand by George Freeman; Hal Jordan vs. Major Disaster by Ron Lim & Terry Austin; Hal Jordan vs. Lamplighter by Barry Kitson & Ray McCarthy; Hal Jordan vs. Sonar (with Air Wave II) by Oscar Jimenez; Star Sapphire by Walt Simonson; Hal Jordan and Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) by Bart Sears; Hal Jordan picks John Stewart by Paul Pelletier & Dan Davis; Hal Jordan and the Omega Men by J. Calafiore; Hal quits Corps by John Paul Leon & Tommy Lee Edwards; Hal Jordan vs. Guy Gardner by ChrisCross & Prentis Rollins; Hal Jordan fights Mongul by Claudio Castellini; Hal Jordan becomes Parallax by Bryan Hitch & Paul Neary; Zero Hour/Parallax and Superman by George Perez; Parallax vs. Kyle Rayner by Gary Frank & Cam Kennedy. Wraparound cover pencils by Gil Kane, Darryl Banks & Mort Nodell, inks by Kevin Nowlan. Cover price $3.50.
Reprints Outsiders (1985-88 1st Series) #4. New cover art by Kevin Nowlan.
Chasing the Dollar, script by Mike W. Barr, art by Jim Aparo; The Outsiders travel into Russia on the trail of the stolen Markovian currency printing plates. The Gold Standard, script by Mike W. Barr, art by Joe Staton; The Thugg brothers try to steal the matter transmutation ray that Dr. Berner is creating for Simon Stagg.
36 pgs.$0.75. Cover price $0.75.
Written by Fabian Nicieza. Art by Ramon Bachs and John Stanisci. Cover by Francesco Mattina.
Having been exposed to the memories of his predecessors, Michael Lane is consumed with learning all he can about their past but fears that what he learns will inform his future. How did past warriors from the Order of Purity who wore the Suit of Sorrows handle their spiral into madness? And how did the agent of the Order of St. Dumas handle these rogue madmen?
Cover price $2.99.
