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GREEN LANTERNS #50“Something is amiss.” That’s what the Guardians believe. But even they cannot see the darkness growing inside the Central Power Battery…an infection.
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NIGHTWING #46A new high-tech corporation setting up shop in Blüdhaven claims to be the cure for what ails the crumbling city.
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THE NEW TEEN TITANS: GAMES• Over 20 years in the making, this original graphic novel by Marv Wolfman and George Perez is now available in trade paperback!
• In this epic story, a mysterious villain...
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THE BIG BOOK OF THE '70STHE BIG BOOK OF THE 70'S is a comprehensive and educational journey back to the most tumultuous and tacky decade of modern history. Using comic strips to revisit the "Me" Era, this entertaining cultural history text looks at the origins and emergence of such oddities as the pet rock, bell bottoms, mood rings, disco, streaking, and running. But at the same time deeper issues like Vietnam, the women's movement, terrorism, and the gasoline shortage are also treated with the respect that they deserve.
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GREEN LANTERNS #51
A murderer stands within the GLC’s ranks as tension rises between Simon and Jessica. Their rings seem to say the other committed the crime…
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SCOOBY APOCALYPSE #26With one of their own dead, the members of the Scooby gang wrestle with their grief.
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THE BIG BOOK OF GRIMMTHE BIG BOOK OF GRIMM retells the fantastical fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm with all of their original horror and intensity. Presented as graphically violent parables, these infamous folk tales contain moral lessons that fluctuate from the obvious to the obscure. But told through the medium of comic book storytelling, these literary classics employ their often fatal, gruesome, authentic conclusions such as the horrific death of Cinderella's stepsisters by pecking birds.