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Collects NEW MUTANTS (2019) #29-33.
Old wounds and future possibilities! Gabby and Karma have gone missing, and it's up to Daken and James Proudstar to track them down! Stained by their own sense of failures concerning their respective siblings, the two must face their own insecurities in order to find the young mutants! Then, personally recruited by Emma Frost herself, Shela Sexton - A.K.A. Escapade - reluctantly joins her fellow mutants on Krakoa in the hope that the X-Men can prevent the impending death of her best friend. But will the New Mutants accept her? Or will they all fall to the fanatical U-Men? Plus: To commemorate the New Mutants' 40th Anniversary, a stellar cast of creators craft a mosaic love letter dedicated to four decades' worth of the joys and tribulations of being young, brave and gifted in the world of X!

Collects New Mutants (2019) #25-28.
The labors of Magik! Illyana Rasputin is the Sorcerer Supreme and rightful queen of the hellish dimension known as Limbo. But she's been awfully busy on Krakoa, and someone's got their eye on Limbo's empty throne! As Madelyne Pryor, the resurgent Goblin Queen, makes her move, Magik ends up separated from Limbo - and facing an enemy she thought she had banished long ago! With her Soulsword shattered, Illyana is forced to confront her legacy. But as she spirals ever further into unfamiliar territory, will she drag her teammates Mirage and Wolfsbane down with her? And while Magik faces the demons of her past, present and future, Madelyne Pryor inches ever closer to the flaming throne of Limbo!

Rue Morgue is a Canadian magazine dedicated to covering "horror in culture and entertainment," taking its name from Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Murders in the Rue Morgue".
The magazine is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It was founded by Editor-In-Chief Rodrigo Gudiño in 1997. The magazine's current Editor-In-Chief, as of the December 2009 issue, is Dave Alexander. The well known Rue Morgue logo was created by the magazine's Art Director, Gary Pullin, and was first published on the cover of its seventh issue.
Rue Morgue was published every other month for a number of years, until January 2005 when the schedule changed to 11 issues per year, with the exception of February. It secured national distribution in Canada with its fourth issue, published in July 1998. It achieved distribution in the United States in January 1999. By 2006 it closed a direct distribution deal for Europe. Rue Morgue is also available in Australia, New Zealand and Asia by import. Though it also finds its way to Mexico and Brazil (and other parts of South America as well).

Welcome to the debut issue of DC Connect, the new catalog of what's coming from DC each month!
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In future issues of DC Connect you can look forward to expanded content including talent interviews, preview pages from upcoming stories, behind-thescenes looks at projects in development, multimedia content, and more! The catalog will also have a new look and layout, making it more engaging and easier to quickly absorb the important information you need to make informed ordering decisions.
Whether you're a retailer considering your DC orders for the month or a fan who wants to know what's up with your favorite heroes, DC Connect will give you the inside track on all things DC!