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Miles Morales and the rest of the heroes of the Ultimate Universe face final extinction. As the end of their world becomes inevitable, will the heroes’ heartbreaking sacrifices make any difference? The dramatic end of an era begins here!

In this Issue the mighty War Dancer explores this reality and contemplates it's destruction, He is attacked at a private home by Soldiers from the Org of Plasm, He defeats them then kills a Little Girl!!!! Crazy stuff.

The female Freedom Figh ter Phantom Lady and her diminutive partner-in-crime-fighting Doll Man make their New 52 debut! Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray and Cat Staggs tell the origin story of two people and the common threat that transforms them into superheroes.

In the aftermath of FOREVER EVIL, Adam Strange is caught up in an adventure across the far reaches of the cosmos. His quest will unite an unexpected team of heroes including Supergirl, Hawkman, Green Arrow, Stargirl, Martian Manhunter and Animal Man.

The collection, Solo, was conceived as an anthology series to spotlight the work of a different comic book artist in each issue. The creators were free to tell stories in any genre and to use DC's library of characters as they saw fit. They could also work with writers if they chose, but the intention of the series was for them to show off the range of their own individual artistic sensibilities and abilities. There are no ads inside the comic, which was suppose to be a selling point. No adds also insured the high cover price.

After witnessing an explosion that decimates the city's organized crime community, killing dozens, the Black Beetle-Colt City's sleuthing sentinel-is on the hunt for answers and justice!

What is the answer? Vic Sage doesn't know for sure but he's going to continue asking tough questions as the Question returns in THE QUESTION QUARTERLY. One of the most critically acclaimed series of the late 1980s, THE QUESTION spent 36 issues probing the darker side of human nature in strifetorn Hub City. Now the faceless hero of the masses is back in a quarterly series that finds Vic living in the Amazon rain forest, continuing the ongoing drama of his fight for humanity. #1 picks up with Sage pondering the value of human life as he's forced to decide if he can take a life in order to save another.

Join Nightmaster, Ragman, Nightshade, Blue Devil, Enchantress and Detective Chimp - the mismatched magical heroes from DC's hit DAY OF VENGEANCE- as they face brand-new villains!

In Rann/Thanagar: Holy War old hostilities and new religions clash as war is declared! Nothing will ever be the same when Lady Styx returns to finish her conversion of Rann - but will those who now worship her attempt to stop her tyranny? At the same time Deacon Dark unleashes a plot that defines a major new evil in the DCU and brings the Church of Eternal Light into direct conflict with Styx. As usual, our heroes are stuck in the middle of a bad situation as Adam Strange, Hawkman, Animal Man, Starfire, Comet, the L.E.G.I.O.N. and more try desperately to stop the conflict.
Rann/Thanagar: Holy War is an 8-issue series brought to you by Jim Starlin and Ron Lim. They have plenty of twists and turns planned, so get ready to see new characters, some surprise guests, and find out if this is a war that can only end in tragedy. And don't forget to read: Adam Strange Special and Hawkman Special.
A fanatic strapped with explosives threatens to upset the delicate balance between Rann and Thanagar, setting in motion events that will once again bring together DC's greatest cosmic heroes!
Two races forever at war. Now, beliefs and religious differences will escalate the animosity between Rann and Thanagar and put these two races at the brink of extinction.

A spectacular four-issue limited series written by Phil Jimenez that unites artistic titans Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and George Perez for the first time and heralds the triumphant return of one of the DC Universe's most popular characters!

The story of JLA/Avengers begins when Krona, the Maltusian who caused the original DC Universe to split into infinite realities, travels to the Marvel Universe seeking the truth of creation. There he meets The Grandmaster, who proposes they test their respective Universes against one another. Should Krona win, The Grandmaster offers to guide him to Galactus, the only being in the Marvel Universe to have witnessed the creation of existence . Should Krona's Universe lose, he is to spare the Marvel Universe from entropic destruction. Krona accepts, and the battle begins, pitting the Justice League of America (chosen to represent Grandmaster) and Avengers (representing Krona) against one another.
It is not long before the JLA and Avengers encounter one another, with the former prompted by The Grandmaster to search for twelve artifacts of power in order to save a universe, and the latter instructed by Metron of the New Gods to stop the League to prevent their world being destroyed. The hunt for the items of power begins, as various Leaguers and Avengers travel across the two universes and fight each other to retrieve the artefacts In the end, both teams meet in the Savage Land and engage in an all-out battle royale for the Cosmic Cube, which is seized by Batman, earning the JLA victory. Krona, choosing not to fulfil his end of the bargain, summons Galactus and attempts to force the knowledge he seeks out of the World-Devourer. Galactus is saved by The Grandmaster, who uses his remaining strength to merge the two universes together into a single reality.
Though seemingly stable, this new reality begins to slowly fall apart due to the original universes' incompatibility. This prompts the JLA and Avengers to join forces and avert the crisis. They are taken to a dying Grandmaster by the Phantom Stranger, and informed that Krona is trying to destroy this new reality by further merging the original two universes.
The heroes storm Krona's base, fighting numerous Marvel and DC villains in the process. The battle is eventually joined by every single hero to have ever been a member of the JLA and Avengers, allowing them to defeat Krona and restore the universe to their original singularity.
NOTE: Indicia titles issues #1&3 as "JLA/Avengers" and issues #2&4 as "Avengers/JLA".

Collects Star Wars: Dark Times (2006) #13-32. Jedi Dass Jennir takes a job that attracts the attention of Lord Vader himself! Meanwhile, Jedi Master K'Kruhk tries to shield a group of Padawans from the Empire's hunt for Jedi. Culminating in a confrontation between the Jedi and Darth Vader, the galaxy's dark times continue . . .

Collects Star Wars: Republic (1998) #79-80, Star Wars: Dark Times (2006) #1-12, Star Wars: Dark Times - Blue Harvest #0. Master Dass Jennir will strive to find out what it means to be a Jedi in a changed galaxy now ruled by the Empire. Master K'Kruhk—suddenly responsible for a group of Jedi younglings—will sacrifice much for their safety. The struggles of the Jedi will intertwine with those of others now living in fear, including the diverse crew of a smuggling ship, the Uhumele, and a Nosaurian whose troubles begin when the Clone Wars end.

Bart's been chosen to go into the Kryptic, but what side will he be on, will he even survive and what if Bruce Wayne never became Batman and Lois Lane never met Clark Kent?
The schism deepens, then implodes. The Kryptic take to the streets fighting invisibly. The invisibility disappears. Two people die. Who is it. You'll have to read it yourself.

Walter Simonson can honestly be described as a living legend. Besides co-creating Manhunter with the great Archie Goodwin, in the early days of his career, Simonson has written and drawn nearly all of the Marvel and DC characters at one time or another. Highlights include The Fantastic Four, Batman, Orion, Elric, and his groundbreaking run on The Mighty Thor.
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Star Slammers - The Complete Collection (2015)
English | CBR | 299 pages | 503.80 MB