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During the original Batman television series run, legendary writer Harlan Ellison turned in an outline for a story that would have introduced Two-Face. The story never made it to air, and Two-Face never entered the TV show's Rogues Gallery-until now! "The Two-Way Crimes of Two-Face" is adapted to comics by two comic book legends: writer Len Wein and artist Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez.

A FOREVER EVIL tie-in limited series! The Justice League is dead, and evil has inherited the Earth! The Flash Rogues stand by their own code of honor--but honor has no place in a world where evil reigns supreme. Now, if they are to survive, the Rogues must go on the run.
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Forever Evil - Rogues Rebellion (2014)
English | CBR | 154 pages | 222.90 MB
Collects issues (2013-2014) #1-6 and The Flash #23.3.

A FOREVER EVIL tie-in limited series! The Justice League is dead, and evil has inherited the Earth! Can Steve Trevor and the surviving members of A.R.G.U.S. stand against the villains of the world?
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Forever Evil - A.R.G.U.S. (2014)
English | CBR | 135 pages | 204.54 MB
Collects issues (2013-2014) #1-6

Madness and mayhem hit the streets as both Arkham Asylum and Blackgate Prison unleash their prisoners upon the helpless citizens of Gotham. And with no Dark Knight to protect the city, what horrors will follow?
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Forever Evil - Arkham War (2014)
English | CBR | 182 pages | 295.16 MB
Collects Forever Evil: Arkham War (2013-2014) #1-6, Batman #23.4: Bane and Forever Evil Aftermath: Batman Vs. Bane #1.

With the Comics Code Authority relaxing its decades long stance on censoring the use of monsters and the undead in mainstream comics, DC placed an emphasis on the horror of combat with "Weird War Tales." The hybrid genre series was hosted by death, who appeared in new military garb every issue to present gritty tales of combat with overtones of suspense, science fiction, and paranormal activity. Produced by a who's who of war comic greats, including series editor Joe Kubert, writer Robert Kanigher, and artists Alex Toth and Russ Heath, the series' 124-issue run also introduced readers to cult favorites like the Creature Commandos.

The hit CW show has ended, but the Smallville story continues. Superman has returned to our Earth, but it's not the same as when he left. The Monitors have begun re-writing reality-and this is one Crisis Clark doesn't know how to stop!
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Smallville Season 11 v09 - Continuity (2016)
English | CBR | 176 pages | 192.43 MB
Collects SMALLVILLE: CONTINUITY #1-4 and SMALLVILLE: SPECIAL #1.(Printed Edition)
Collects SMALLVILLE: CONTINUITY #1-12 and 28, 32, 36, 37. (Digital First)

Batgirl #36
Batman #36
Batman Eternal #32
Constantine #19
Earth 2 World's End #6
Green Lantern Corps #36
Justice League United #6
Klarion #2
New 52 Futures End #28
New Suicide Squad #4
Worlds' Finest #28

Granted powers by mystical entities, Dawn Granger and Hank Hall are two ordinary college students with the ability to transform themselves into Hawk and Dove whenever they are in danger. With their powers based on chaos and order, Hawk is an agent of anger and unpredictable behavior while Dove is a hero based on calmness and strategy. Together, they use their contradictory abilities and styles to fight against injustice wherever it appears. In HAWK AND DOVE these two dissimilar heroes meet for the first time and work together against Kestrel, a super-powered villain intent on the destruction of Hawk.
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Hawk & Dove - Ghosts & Demons (2012)
English | CBR | 126 pages | 190.99 MB
Collects HAWK & DOVE (1988) #1-5.

The eighty-seven issue series is often divided into three distinctively different runs by the three writers who worked on the book:
Paul Kupperberg (#01 - 18 ): This run was in the theme of a superhero book where various characters from the DC universe would guest star to take out so-and-so all while the new Doom Patrol was established. Kupperberg introduced a lot of new character's to the team, many of which he wrote out so that Morrison could ease into his run. Near the end of his run, Doom Patrol Annual #1 was released.
The Kupperberg/Morrison switch would occur using The Invasion mini-series and its cross-over.Grant Morrison (#19- 63): Morrison took this book, and superhero books in general, in a new direction for DC and it was his run on this comic that brought more "mature" themes to the comic world and it is the most acclaimed run of any Doom Patrol series. Ironically although this was one of the comics that helped bolster the enthusiasm for the Vertigo imprint, the imprint first appeared on the comic with the first issue of Pollack's run.
Rachel Pollack (#64- 87): Probably left with the hardest task of all, Pollack had to follow up on Morrison's run and although she kept the title in the Vertigo style and explored themes irregular for a superhero book, her run was never collected by Vertigo. #64 of the series would also be the first of this series to carry the Vertigo Banner. She wrote Doom Patrol Annual #2 which served as a tie-in to the Vertigo event, The Children's Crusade.
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Doom Patrol v01 - Crawling From the Wreckage (2004)
English | CBR | 187 pages | 232.78 MB
This new edition of the first collection of Grant Morrison's DOOM PATROL run includes issues (1987-1995) #19 - 25 of the series,
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Doom Patrol v02 - The Painting That Ate Paris (2004)
English | CBR | 229 pages | 283.88 MB
The long-awaited second collection of superstar writer Grant Morrison's groundbreaking run on DOOM PATROL, this volume reprints issues (1987-1995) #26-34.
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Doom Patrol v03 - Down Paradise Way (2005)
English | CBR | 186 pages | 263.14 MB
The World's Strangest Heroes continue their adventures in this third volume collecting Grant Morrison's career-launching run on DOOM PATROL. Reprinting issues (1987-1995) #35-41 of the series,
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Doom Patrol v04 - Musclebound (2006)
English | CBR | 256 pages | 315.63 MB
A new chapter begins for the World's Strangest Heroes with MUSCLEBOUND, collecting issues (1987-1995) #42-50 of the surreal series written by Grant Morrison.
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Doom Patrol v05 - Magic Bus (2007)
English | CBR | 204 pages | 288.16 MB
The collection of comics savant Grant Morrison's legendary run on DOOM PATROL continues in this fifth volume reprinting issues (1987-1995) #51-57.
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Doom Patrol v06 - Planet Love (2008)
English | CBR | 219 pages | 337.00 MB
in this volume collecting DOOM PATROL (1987-1995) #58-63 and DOOM FORCE SPECIAL #1

Based on the hit Cartoon Network animated series, the outrageous adventures of Batman and friends come to the comic book page! Join the Dark Knight as he faces challenges that only he can solve--with a little help from his DC Universe pals!

Action Comics #36
Aquaman And The Others #7
Batman Essentials Batman Year One Special Edition #1
Batman Eternal #31
Detective Comics #36
Earth 2 #28
Earth 2 World's End #5
Gotham Academy #2
Grayson #4
Green Arrow #36
Green Lantern #36
Justice League 3000 #11
Lobo #2
New 52 Futures End #27
Superman Unchained #9
Swamp Thing #36
Tiny Titans Return To The Treehouse #6 (of 6)

Andrew Sphinx believes the human face is the ultimate canvas, and that cosmetic surgeons are the artists of a new age. But as Dr. David Scholem prepares to operate, cracks begin to appear in the idyllic facade of Sphinx's tropical island.

Grant Morrison's 13-issue maxiseries is collected in one mammoth volume. This imaginative series was a heady brew of big ideas, exotic locales and bizarre action, featuring some of the wildest imagery in all of comics, including prosthetically outfitted dolphins in scuba gear and a hard-smoking chimpanzee in Kremlin garb.

There's a mystery hidden where even Superman can't see it. Can The Man of Steel drag a decades-old secret into the light? Two of comics' brightest superstars--Scott Snyder and Jim Lee--begin a new era for Superman!
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Superman Unchained - Deluxe Edition (2014)
English | CBR | 320 pages | 564.30 MB
Collects SUPERMAN UNCHAINED #1-9 and material from SUPERMAN UNCHAINED DIRECTORS CUT #1.

Superboy and Supergirl return to the treehouse to discover...IT'S MISSING! Or is it just...really small? Who could have done such a thing?! Find out as all your favorite Tiny Titans search for answers.

KILL YOUR BOYFRIEND is an over-the-top black comedy of rebellion and teen romance topped with a heady mix of random violence and dark humor. A British schoolgirl yearning for excitement joins up with an angry rebel boy intent on tearing down middle-class England.

Batman Eternal #30
Earth 2 World's End #4
Harley Quinn Annual #1
Justice League Dark Annual #2
Justice League United Annual #1
New 52 Futures End #26
Sinestro #6
Swamp Thing Annual #3
Wonder Woman #35

An obscure villain from a bygone era, Eclipso reared his two - toned face in a new crossover that would establish him as one of the greatest threats to the DC Universe. Told in two 56 page self titled specials written by Keith Giffen and Robert Loren Fleming, and illustrated by Bart Sears, Eclipsoo told the tale of a cruel lord of chaos, freed from his prison inside the body of adventurer Bruce Gordon.
In Eclipso's debut special (with a plastic black diamond affixed to the cover of the direct market edition), the master of darkness could take possession of anyone that held black diamond shards while in a state of anger. Using this power, Eclipso amassed an army of the most powerful protectors of Earth, starting with the star-faring hero Valor and the unstable creature of the night known as the Creeper. As the special bled into summer annuals, roles were reversed and heroes became villains due to the accessibility of the black diamonds. The plague was put to an end when Vril Dox of the L.E.G.I.O.N. and a host of heroes stormed Eclipso's palace. There they fought off their possessed former friends until Starman valiantly sacrificed his life to end Eclipso's reign of terror.

Written by Steve Englehart Art by Joe Staton, Ian Gibson and others Cover by Joe Staton & Mark Farmer. The Guardians of the Universe have left our dimension behind - and in their absence, the deadly robotic army of Manhunters threatens the survival of the DC Universe!

Deep in the heart of the Slab, the maximum security prison for super-powered criminals, the Joker learns that he is dying. Using the venom that transformed him into a pasty-faced sociopath, the Joker decides to share it with countless other super-villains, ensuring that his legacy of evil will live on! A prison break ensues -- and the Joker's army of super-powered followers escape to spread their insanity across the globe! Before Batman and his allies can put a stop to the madness, they'll have to contend with "Jokerized" versions of their most deadly foes!