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| January 2nd |
DOOM PATROL #4
Written by John Arcudi; art and cover by Tan Eng Huat
In stores January 2. Meet the new,
new Doom Patrol?!? When Robotman and the rest of the team quit,
Doom Patrol boss Thayer Jost hires brand-new members to fill the
team's roster. But can either team stop the thefts of the mysterious
Tycho?
32 pages, $2.50 |
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GREEN LANTERN #146
Written by Judd Winick; art by Dale Eaglesham and Rodney Ramos; cover
by EagleshamIn stores January 2.
[New Release Date:
January 9] Kyle Rayner is going through an incredible metamorphosis as all the
power that he, his ring, and therefore all the incarnations of Green
Lanterns before him converge under his control. Is the real question
here can he control this much power, or should he?
32 pages, $2.25 |
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JLA: DIVIDED WE FALL TP
Written by Mark Waid; art by Bryan Hitch, J.H. Williams III, Javier
Saltares, Phil Jimenez, Ty Templeton, Doug Mahnke, Mark Pajarillo,
Mike S. Miller, and various; cover by Hitch and Paul Neary
In stores January 2. Reprinting JLA
#47-54, DIVIDED WE FALL has the JLA facing the twisted fairy-tale
nightmare of the Queen of Fables and the world-altering Dr. Destiny,
in a manner they never had to before: questioning the trustworthiness
of their comrades! With the League desperately trying to pick up the
shattered remnants of their loyalty, an escaped alien "sentergy"
called ID invades Earth. For more information, see the
feature
article.
208 pages, Trade Paperback, $17.95 |
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THE POWER COMPANY:
JOSIAH POWER
Written by Kurt Busiek; art by Keith Giffen and Al Milgrom; cover by
Tom Grummett and Michael BairIn
stores January 2. Guest-starring Superman! In the wake of the
INVASION! crossover, Josiah Power — a successful African-American
attorney — finds himself gifted with super-powers, and his
professional and personal life spiraling into ruin. But an encounter
with Superman and the JLI (the Justice League of that era) will give
him a chance to turn his life around, and set him on the road toward
creating the Power Company. For more information, see the
feature
article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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THE POWER COMPANY: STRIKER Z
Written by Kurt Busiek; art by Ramon Bachs and Raul Fernandez; cover
by Tom Grummett and Michael Bair
In stores January 2. Guest-starring Superboy! Introducing
Striker Z — a former Hong Kong action-movie stuntman turned accidental
superhero! In this one-shot, he gets his first taste of the superhero
life, as he and Superboy must stop the Golden Sorcerer — a powerful
threat to all Hong Kong linked to Striker Z's origin. But Striker Z's
first taste won't be his last! For more information, see the
feature
article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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THE SPECTRE #13
Written by J.M. DeMatteis; art and cover by Ryan Sook
In stores January 2. The Spectre
encounters an ancient spirit from beyond the realm of fable — a
"forever woman," whose life and Hal Jordan's are mysteriously
entwined. Immortal, unchanging…but dying nonetheless. Yet if the
Spectre should help her, will he doom her soul, or will they together
experience..."Eternity in an Hour"?
32 pages, $2.50 |
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YOUNG JUSTICE #41
Written by Peter David; art and cover by Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker
In stores January 2. Is the Ray the newest
member of Young Justice, filling in for Robin and Impulse? Or is he
just a guest-star? Meanwhile, Secret and Snapper Carr deal with a most
bizarre and unusual menace!
32 pages, $2.50 |
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| January 9th |
DEADMAN #2
Written by Steve Vance; art and cover by Josep Maria Beroy and Dan
GreenIn stores January 9. The
latest adventures of everyone's favorite dead hero continues!
Boston Brand discovers that the intended recipient of the explosive
package that killed a pair of grave robbers is a former resident of
Nanda Parbat — a man Deadman has sworn to track down and bring to
justice. But Sirna seems to be only a small cog of a much bigger
machine...one that may threaten the future of the entire civilized
world.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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JUSTICE LEAGUE ADVENTURES #3
Written by Fabian Nicieza; art and cover by John Delaney and Randy
ElliotIn stores January 9.
The comic inspired by the Cartoon Network series continues!
The Justice League saves four space travelers from an unknown planet
named…Daxam! Are these weary refugees exiled freedom fighters or
escaped convicts? And what happens when they discover the gift of...a
yellow sun? Has the League found brand new friends, or brand new foes?
32 pages, $1.99 |
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THE POWER COMPANY:
WITCHFIRE
Written by Kurt Busiek; art by Matt Haley and Karl Kesel; cover by Tom
Grummett and Michael BairIn
stores January 9. Guest-starring Wonder Woman! Introducing
Witchfire, a media celebrity par excellence — singer, actress,
model…even daredevil stunt-cyclist! But it's her occult dabblings that
unleash a deadly threat — one that she and Wonder Woman must join
forces to stop. Will this open up a new career for her? Hmmm... what
do you think? For more information, see the
feature
article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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SUICIDE SQUAD #5
Written by Keith Giffen; art and cover by Paco Medina and Joe Sanchez
In stores January 9. A figure from
Suicide Squad's past comes back into the fray! Deadshot comes a-knockin'
on Modem's front door, and you can guarantee it's not for cake and ice
cream…or is it?
32 pages, $2.50 |
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| January 16th |
HAVEN: THE BROKEN CITY #2
Written by Ashley-Jayne Nicolaus and Matthew P. Schuster; art and
cover by Ariel OlivettiIn stores
January 16. The JLA makes a cameo appearance as the visionary
maxiseries continues! As the World's Greatest Super-Heroes attempt
to bring peace to the space-born city of Haven, they learn more about
Haven's own heroes: The Alliance. But is there a traitor amidst these
alien champions? The secrets of the DCU's newest heroes continue to
unfold!
32 pages, (2 of 9), $2.50 |
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IMPULSE #82
Written by Todd Dezago; art by Carlo Barberi and Juan Vlasco; cover by
Barberi and Wayne FaucherIn
stores January 16. "Double Visions." Bart (Impulse) Allen meets a
young classmate with extraordinary mental powers! Bart's school is
infested with an astonishing array of monsters…with one kid behind it
all! Also, say goodbye to Max Mercury!
32 pages, $2.50 |
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THE POWER COMPANY:
SKYROCKET
Written by Kurt Busiek; art by Joe Staton and Christian Alamy; cover
by Tom Grummett and Michael Bair
In stores January 16. Guest-starring Hal Jordan, at the height of
his career as Green Lantern! An intensely-patriotic Navy aviator
visits home — only to see her life torn apart by the
terrorists-for-hire known as Scorpio. Donning a hi-tech power-harness
capable of transforming energy from one form to another, she takes the
battle to Scorpio. And with Green Lantern's help, Skyrocket sets out
on the path that'll make her the local super-heroine of St. Louis, and
field leader of the Power Company. For more information, see the
feature
article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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| January 23rd |
THE FLASH #182
Written by Geoff Johns; art by Scott Kolins and Dan Panosian; cover by
Brian BollandIn stores January
23. In "Absolute Zero," the Flash faces a difficult situation
regarding one of his Rogues. Captain Cold may be a thief…but is he a
murderer? Find out when Cold single-handedly tracks down the killer of
someone very near and dear to him.
32 pages, $2.25 |
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GOLDEN AGE GREEN LANTERN ARCHIVES
VOL. 2 HC
Written by Bill Finger; art by Martin Nodell and Irwin Hassen; cover
by NodellIn stores January 23.
[New Release Date:
January 30] More of original Green Lantern Alan Scott's earliest adventures can be
found in this 232-page hardcover reprinting Green Lantern stories from
ALL-AMERICAN COMICS #31-38 and GREEN LANTERN COMICS #2 & 3. Featuring
an introduction by Dr. Jerry Bails. For more information, see the
feature article.
232 pages, Hardcover, $49.95 |
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GREEN ARROW #12
Written by Kevin Smith; art by Phil Hester and Ande Parks; painted
cover by Matt WagnerIn stores
January 23. [New Release Date:
February 27] The all-new adventures of Green Arrow continue in one
of today's most popular comic book series! Ollie and his son,
Connor Hawke, explore their newfound father/son relationship, while
they continue doing what the do best...stomp on bad guys and snuff out
crime!
32 pages, $2.50 |
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JSA #32
Written by Geoff Johns; art by Peter Snejbjerg; cover by Rags Morales
In stores January 23. A prologue to
"Stealing Thunder!" Finally, the trial of Kobra! Kobra is brought
before the American courts to face his judgment, but the JSA learns
that justice wields a double-edged sword. The JSA must now go head to
head against thousands of Kobra's minions in order to maintain truth,
justice and the American way. Plus, the return of Johnny Thunder!
32 pages, $2.50
Look for the JSA VILLAINS: THE SHADE
and VANDAL SAVAGE ACTION FIGURES, offered by
DC Direct. |
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ORION #22
Written by Walter Simonson; art by Simonson and Bob Wiacek; cover by
SimonsonIn stores January 23.
Orion encounters a young teen and her ratty guardian — a low-level
numbers runner for the mob. Orion finds them and uses them to begin
tracing his way back to the hitherto unknown person who had him
captured.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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THE POWER COMPANY:
BORK
Written by Kurt Busiek; art by Kieron Dywer; cover by Tom Grummett and
Michael BairIn stores January
23. Guest-starring Batman and Barry Allen Flash! Debuting in
THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD, Carl Bork was an invulnerable merchant seaman
who set out to become the king of the Gotham docks, but wound up with
a sore jaw and a long jail sentence. Now, after years of imprisonment,
he's become a super-strong man-monster, and breaks out — only to come
face-to-face with Batman and the Flash again, in an encounter that'll
make him rethink his entire life. For more information, see the
feature
article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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WONDER WOMAN: PARADISE
LOST TP
Written by Phil Jimenez, J.M. DeMatteis, George Pérez, Joe Kelly, and
Devin Grayson; art by Jimenez, Andy Lanning, Pérez, and Cam Smith;
cover by Adam HughesIn stores
January 16. Collecting the first seven issues of Phil Jimenez's
critically-acclaimed run! Reprinting WONDER WOMAN #164-170 and the
"Who is Troia?" story from WONDER WOMAN Secret Files #2, this trade
paperback features the 4-part "Gods Of Gotham" storyline
guest-starring Batman, Nightwing, Robin, Huntress, and others. Plus,
an Amazon civil war nearly destroys Paradise Island, and Lois Lane
gets the scoop on Diana during a "day in the life" of Wonder Woman.
For more information, see the feature article.
176 pages, Trade Paperback, $14.95 |
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| January 30th |
JLA #62
Written by Joe Kelly; art and cover by Doug Mahnke and Tom Nguyen
In stores January 30. The newest era of
JLA action continues in Part 1 of the 3-part "Golden Perfect!"
Wonder Woman is called into the small nation of Jarhanpur to help a
mother save her child from the country's powerful dictator, Rama Khan.
What could be simpler than saving a child, right? So why is the rest
of the JLA trying to stop her?
32 pages, $2.25 |
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JUST IMAGINE STAN LEE…
SECRET FILES #1
Written by Michael Uslan and Stan Lee; art by Dan Jurgens, Joe Kubert,
Dave Gibbons, Kevin Maguire, Chris Bachalo, Walter Simonson, John
Byrne, Bob Layton, and various; cover by Adam Hughes
In stores January 30. [New Release Date:
February 13] A stellar lineup
of artists joins Stan Lee for a special devoted to all the heroes of
the JUST IMAGINE... series! Learn never-before-revealed
connections between all the JUST IMAGINE books published in 2000 (in
the lead story written by Michael Uslan & Stan Lee with art by Dan
Jurgens & Bob Layton) and get a first look at JUST IMAGINE... takes on
characters such as Robin, Sandman, Catwoman, Shazam, and Aquaman, from
the artists that will showcase them later in the year! If you only buy
one JUST IMAGINE... book this year, be sure to make this the first,
because once you read it, it won't be the last!
48 pages, $4.95 |

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THE LEGION #4
Written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning; art and cover by Olivier
Coipel and LanningIn stores
January 30. The Legion initiates an attack against the manufacturers
of the Footstep Drive Technology, which is powered by the latent
abilities of actual alien races! Meanwhile, M'Onel is held prisoner by
the mysterious antagonist who's been secretly running the galaxy for
the past year. With the villain's ultimate goal in sight, there's only
one thing left to do: find where the rebuilt Legion is stationed, and
destroy them once and for all!
32 pages, $2.50
Look for the LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES:
BRAINIAC 5 and MON-EL ACTION FIGURES, offered by
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THE POWER COMPANY:
MANHUNTER
Written by Kurt Busiek; art by Dan Jurgens and Bob Layton; cover by
Tom Grummett and Michael BairIn
stores January 30. Guest-starring Nightwing! In a tale that
begins during the events of the classic Manhunter saga, we discover
who and what this mysterious new Manhunter is. A head-to-head clash
between Manhunter and Nightwing over a shipload of stolen plutonium
brings home some hard choices that'll change this Manhunter's life
forever. For more information, see the feature
article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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THE POWER COMPANY:
SAPPHIRE
Written by Kurt Busiek; art by Mark Bagley and Mark Farmer; cover by
Tom Grummett and Michael BairIn
stores January 30. Guest-starring the JLA! In one corner: the
forces of the international cult leader and terrorist Kobra! In the
other: the modern-day JLA! And caught between them: a teenage runaway
desperate to survive. To do this, she'll have to become Sapphire —
controlling a hi-tech super-gem that gives her amazing powers. But
even if she survives the battle, can she survive Kobra's retribution?
For more information, see the feature
article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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THE TITANS #37
Written by Jay Faerber; art and cover by Barry Kitson and Rich Faber
In stores January 30. Welcome aboard
the new art team of Barry Kitson & Rich Faber! The D.E.O. seeks
the Titans help in saving a child's life in the Orphanage — while the
D.E.O. Kids make their debut as super-heroes. Plus, the shocking truth
about Epsilon is finally revealed! For more information, see the
feature article.
32 pages, $2.50 |
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WONDER WOMAN #178
Written by Phil Jimenez; art by Roy Allan Martinez, Jimenez and Andy
Lanning; cover by Adam HughesIn
stores January 30. [New Release Date:
February 27] Diana goes on her first date with Trevor Barnes,
but it's interrupted by the appearance of Titans member Tempest —
who's come for help trying to retrieve the Trident of Poseidon.
Meanwhile, Cassie — now a famous super-hero — gets a letter from the
father she never knew, while a mysterious figure begins to gather the
members of the latest incarnation of Villainy, Inc.! Plus, a Troia
backup feature begins this issue illustrated by Phil Jimenez!
32 pages, $2.25 |
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| Relist |
JLA: TOWER OF BABEL TP
— relist
Written by Mark Waid, D. Curtis Johnson, Christopher Priest, and John
Ostrander; art by Howard Porter, Steve Scott, Mark Pajarillo, Pablo
Raimondi, Eric Battle, Ken Lashley, and various; cover by Porter and
John DellIn stores January 2.
Reoffered to coincide with the release of JLA: DIVIDED WE FALL, this
trade paperback immediately precedes it. The JLA unravels when the
Leaguers discover a betrayal by one of their own. TOWER OF BABEL
collects JLA #42-46, as well as stories from JLA Secret Files #3 and
JLA 80-PAGE GIANT #1.
160 pages, Trade Paperback, $12.95 |
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DOCTOR MID-NITE TP —
relist
Written by Matt Wagner; painted art and cover by John K. Snyder III
In stores January 30. Reoffered again,
this trade collects the acclaimed Prestige miniseries that introduced
the all-new Doctor Mid-Nite to the DC Universe! DOCTOR MID-NITE is a
haunting journey through noir cityscapes where justice is blind
— and swift!
160 pages, Trade Paperback, $19.95 |
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MANHUNTER: THE SPECIAL
EDITION TP — relist
Written by Archie Goodwin; art and cover by Walter Simonson
In stores January 16. Reoffered to
coincide with the release of THE POWER COMPANY: MANHUNTER, this
one-shot collects the entirety of the Manhunter backup stories from
DETECTIVE COMICS, plus an all-new story conceived just for this
Special Edition. Guest-starring Batman and featuring a gold-foil
cover!
104 pages, Trade Paperback, $9.95 |
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WONDER WOMAN #1
(MILLENNIUM EDITION) — relist
Written by George Pérez and Greg Potter; art by Pérez and Bruce D.
Patterson; cover by PérezIn
stores January 16. Reoffered to coincide with the release of the
WONDER WOMAN: PARADISE LOST trade paperback, this special Millennium
Edition reprints the first issue of the relaunched WONDER WOMAN series
featuring the beautiful art of George Pérez!
32 pages, $2.50 |
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