Superman - vol. 1: Before Truth
Gene Luen Yang
DC Comics
Illustrated by John Romita.
Powerless, Exposed - But Still the World's Greatest Hero! ... Superman is going through some changes. First, there's his new "solar flare" power, which releases tremendous amounts of energy but leaves him functionally human—fragile, vulnerable, prone to hangovers - for 24 hours. But an even bigger change is coming. A new company called Hordr has sprung up, and its business is secrets. If you have one that you want to keep hidden, Hordr can control you—and no one has a bigger secret than Clark Kent.
Now, Hordr is threatening to expose Clark’s alter ego unless he does everything they command. ... |
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Teen Titans Go! - vol. 1: Party, Party!
Sholly Fisch
DC Comics
Illustrated by Lea Hernandez.
Justice has never been this much fun! As seen on the hit "Cartoon Network" series. ... Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Raven, and Beast Boy are the Teen Titans the coolest teenage superhero team in the universe! Watch as they battle a pizza monster, a video game console that becomes alive, and a legion of incompetent super villains. The Teen Titans are always getting into crazy hijinks like destroying a superhero themed mini golf course, becoming CEOs of a Silicon Valley start up company, playing a deadly game of go fish, making intergalactic prank phone calls, or throwing a girls only superhero slumber ... |
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DC: The New Frontier - Deluxe Edition
Darwyn Cooke
DC Comics
Welcome to 1950's America - a land of promise and paranoia, of glittering cites and segregated slums, of dizzying scientific progress and simmering Cold War conflict. A land without heroes.
The masked mystery men who fought for freedom in the Second World War have been outlawed. The soldiers and spies who conducted top-secret missions into the unknown now work in the shadows. And those icons who do still fight on - Superman, Wonder Women, Batman - operate under hidden agendas and dueling ideologies. Yet this America needs its heroes more than ever. With darkness gathering on the horizon once more, only a bold new generation of ... |
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Gotham by Midnight - vol.1: We do not sleep
Ray Fawkes
Vertigo
Illustrated by Andrea Sorrentino and Ben Templesmith. ... Spinning out of Batman Eternal, Detective Jim Corrigan aka The Spectre stars in his very own series Gotham By Midnight!
Normally Batman and the other caped protectors of Gotham have the streets of the city covered. But when monsters, ghosts and other supernatural beings enter the mix, even the Dark Knight needs help. Enter Detective Jim Corrigan aka the Spectre to prowl the streets of Gotham, solving the unsolvable supernatural crimes the city can muster.
Volume 1 contains material originally published in a single magazine form in "Gotham By Midnight" #1 - 6. ... |
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Batman - vol. 6: Graveyard Shift
Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV
DC Comics
Illustrated by Greg Capullo.
Part of the #1 "New York Times" best-selling series "The New 52!". ... Every day brings new dangers. Every night brings new nightmares. Old friends and allies fall, while new ones rise in their place. Old enemies return with greater power, hotter hatred. And the Dark Knight’s war for the soul of Gotham rages on. He'll journey from Blackgate Penitentiary to Arkham Asylum. He'll combat Clayface and Catwoman. He'll soar with Superman and mourn the fall of Robin. He'll inspire new soldiers in the fight against evil - and relive the start of his own tour of duty in the chaos of ... |
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Batman: Earth One - vol. 2
Geoff Johns
DC Comics
Illustrated by Gary Frank, Jon Sibal and Brad Anderson.
The #1 "New York Times" best-selling series. ... The Dark Knight Must Answer the Greatest Riddle of All: Who is Batman?
Change is coming to Gotham City. Between the death of Mayor Oswald Copplepot and the emergence of the "Batman", a new dawn has begun to shed its light onto the notoriously dark and corrupt city. But even as new Mayor Jessica Dent and her twin brother District Attorney Harvey Dent join in the Dark Knight and Detective Jim Gordon's crusade against Gotham's criminal element, a new threat rises-one that enjoys playing a simple game of ... |
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Justice League - vol. 6: Injustice League
Geoff Johns
DC Comics
Illustrated by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado.
Part of the "New York Times" best-selling seires "The New 52!". ... When the Crime Syndicate nearly destroyed our world, Lex Luthor led the fight against them. Now, with public opinion of him at an all-time high, Superman's former nemesis has decided to continue fighting for good full time as a member of the Justice League! But does Lex really have only good intentions? And even if he has changed sides, can his teammates work alongside a man who once persecuted them?
"Injustice League" contains material originally published in a single magazine form in " ... |
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Batgirl - vol. 1: Batgirl of Burnside
Cameron Stewart, Brenden Fletcher
DC Comics
Illustrated by Babs Tarr and Maris Wicks. ... Barbara Gordon's ready for a fresh start. She's packing her bags, crossing the bridge, and heading to Gotham's coolest neighborhood: Burnside. And when a freak fire burns up her costume and gear, Babs has the chance to become a whole new Batgirl!
But she barely slips on her new DIY costume before Batgirl starts trending as Gotham's first viral vigilante - and attracting a new wave of enemies who want her social-media spotlight for themselves. Meanwhile, the girl beneath the gear's got a whole new crew of friends, college classes that are kicking her Bat-butt and a dating ... |
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Arkham Manor - vol. 1
Gerry Duggan
DC Comics
Illustrated by Shawn Crystal and Dave McCaig.
Madness has a new address! ... Arkham Asylum, the legendary home for the criminally insane, now lies in ruins. Gotham City needs a replacement to hold Batman's most dangerous foes - and only one building fits the bill: Wayne Manor.
With his family fortune depleted, Bruce Wayne goes underground - literally - as his ancestral home is transformed into a new prison for his archenemies. From his fortified Batcave below its foundations, the Dark Knight watches as evil moves in above him. But watching alone won't stop the killings that begin almost immediately in "Arkham Manor". ... |
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Batman: The Killing Joke. The Deluxe Edition
Alan Moore
DC Comics
Special 20th anniversary deluxe edition, illustrated by Brian Bolland. ... Presented for the first time with stark, stunning new coloring by Brian Bolland, "Batman: The Killing Joke" is Alan Moore's unforgettable meditation on the razor-thin line between sanity and insanity, heroism and villainy, comedy and tragedy.
One bad day...
According to the grinning engine of madness and mayhem known as The Joker, that's all that separates the sane from the psychotic. Freed once again from the confines of Arkham Asylum, he's out to prove his deranged point. And he's going to use Gotham City's top cop, Commissioner Jim ... |
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Watchmen: International Edition
Alan Moore
DC Comics
A #1 "New York Times" bestseller and one of "Time Magazine's" best novels of all time.
Illustrated by Dave Gibbons. ... In an alternate world where the mere presence of American superheroes changed history, the US won the Vietnam War, Nixon is still president, and the cold war is in full effect. "Watchmen" begins as a murder-mystery, but soon unfolds into a planet-altering conspiracy. As the resolution comes to a head, the unlikely group of reunited heroes - Rorschach, Nite Owl, Silk Spectre, Dr. Manhattan and Ozymandias - have to test the limits of their convictions and ask themselves where the true line ... |
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All-Star Superman
Grant Morrison
DC Comics
Illustrated by Frank Quitely & Jamie Grant. ... The amazing creative team of writer Grant Morrison and artist Frank Quitely (WE3) join forces to take Superman back to basics and create a new vision of the World's First Super-Hero. This trade paperback collection features the first twelve issues of the acclaimed series. Witness the Man of Steel in exciting new adventures featuring Lex Luthor, Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, Bizarro, and more.
"All-Star Superman" is exciting, bold and supercool... all the makings of a classic."
Variety.com
"A stirringly mythic, emotionally resonant, and gloriously alternative take on the ... |
