Mera being exiled from Atlantis must find her way back home to claim the throne.
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Mera being exiled from Atlantis must find her way back home to claim the throne.
The most anticipated title from DC’s ‘New Age of Superheroes’ imprint, The Terrifics #1
Insight into the Underlife of the DCU’s assassins and Silencer’s desperate quest to leave that life behind.
The team was dealt a devastating blow at the hands of Savior, a future version of Tim Drake who sought to change his future by killing Superboy. During the battle, the Titans Tower was destroyed leaving the team without a base of operation and some without a home. Beast Boy, who feels uneasy with the team’s current instability, decides to go solo...
Garth Ennis and Mauricet conclude their genre-bending take on the Hanna-Berbera duo with this ambitious final issue.
“THE CROWN COMES DOWN” finale! With Mera’s life hanging in the balance, Aquaman must find a way to bring down the Crown of Thorns!
“PERFECT STORM” part two! Gorilla Grodd is after Central City’s Speed Force, and The Flash is on the run!
he Justice League find themselves under Cyborg's leadership while their judgment is put under the microscope.
The titular hero at the hands of an old foe not seen since his days before becoming Nightwing
“SWAN’S SONG” finale! Wonder Woman fights to break Silver Swan out of her mania and stop her all-out assault.
The finale of writer Steve Orlando and penciler Neil Edwards’ Deadly Fable story
Swamp Thing Winter Special is an absolutely stunning love letter to writer Len Wein and artist Bernie Wrightson
Everything grows even more hopeless in this "Dark Crisis"
Wally West deals with a crisis of identity, while still unable to find his place in this universe that has gone on without him.
Garth Ennis and Mauricet bring the twisted laughs to this penultimate issue featuring the re-imagined cartoon duo.
Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner travel on a mission to investigate a planet seemingly being robbed of its resources, only to find Zod!
Tomasi and Gleason manage to put away all of their toys neatly while still leaving room for future conflict and growth
As solid as Tynion’s run on Detective has been thus far, this issue was frustratingly cliché and overly “hand-wavey” even from a comics stand point.