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SUPERMAN: ZERO HOURTime is collapsing in on itself. The villainous Extant has ushered in a series of black holes that are swallowing the universe—past, present and future! The result? Krypton never...
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SUPERMAN ADVENTURES VOL. 4Spinning off of the classic TV show Superman: The Animated Series, the Man of Steel’s all-ages exploits continue! Collects SUPERMAN ADVENTURES #26-35, guest-starring Lex Luthor,...
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JUSTICE LEAGUE TASK FORCE VOL. 1: PURIFICATION PLAGUEIt’s the Justice League as you’ve never seen them before, with a lineup that includes Wonder Woman, The Flash, Black Canary, Blue Beetle, Captain Atom and more! Led by Martian...
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SWAMP THING #14Concluding the 2-part story "Measure of Faith," featuring guest art by Timothy Green II (FRACTION) and a chilling cover by John Totleben. Swamp Thing discovers the terrible secret of the Riverside preacher, and it could cost everything for Jake's father.
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SUPERMAN BLUE VOL. 1When the sun temporarily goes out, Superman temporarily loses his powers...but when they return, they are not what the Man of Steel expects! Clark Kent is suddenly transformed into...
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ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN: JOSE LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ• Collecting tales illustrated by master comics artist Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez from SUPERMAN #294, 301, 302, 307-309 and 347, DC COMICS PRESENTS #1-4 and 17, and ALL-NEW COLLECTOR’S...
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SWAMP THING #17"Healing the Breach" Part 3 of 4. Why do the strange bio-mech invaders in the infected Green look so similar to the sea monster who dwells in the trenches of the poisoned Mexico basin? Swamp Thing, carried by the raging autumn storm waters, rushes towards the Gulf of Mexico "wound" and into the embrace of a mystery.
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SWAMP THING #15Artist Enrique Breccia returns for Part 1 of the 4-part tale "Healing the Breach." A forgotten figure from Alec Holland's early years appears in the swamp, seeking healing and perhaps redemption. And it may not be mere coincidence that his visit comes at a time when the waters of Louisiana face an ecological threat such as no one has ever encountered — not even Swamp Thing.