Black and Blue continues as DC Universe Presents races to the thrilling climax! Black Lightning and Blue Devil have learned how to be a team, but can they learn how to stay one while being chased by the maleficent Nebiros? And what hidden connections does the being have to other DC Universe titles? Read on to find out more!
Orion of the New Gods makes his way to Earth! What is his connection to the Olympians? Discover the secrets behind Diana’s bracelets! And brace for impact as two pantheons begin to collide!
Jolly old Saint Nick isn’t as jolly as he used to be… and I mean Nick Sax, the gun-totting murderer and former detective, thanks to a flying and talking blue horse named Happy who needs him to save a child’s life. And with this issue you really start to care.
All Clint wants to do is catch up on some television. But what will get in Clint’s way from relaxing?
Scott Snyder promised us a terrifying Joker and he has delivered. This is a truly terrifying Joker and you need to find out why you need to be reading it.
After having spent the past few years with Jonathan Hickman on Fantastic Four and FF, we couldn’t have asked for a better replacement than Matt Fraction. His style is similar enough to Hickman’s that it doesn’t feel too discontinuous, but different enough that it doesn’t feel like more of the same. He also has the comedic chops needed for the interaction between Ben and Johnny. And, Reed is always great when he’s written with a dry sense of humor.
Paul Cornell is leaving Demon Knights, but not without putting our erstwhile heroes through the wringer! Will the Demon Knights survive the Battle for Avalon? And what of Merlin? Read on to find out more!
Cable reunites with his daughter. They join a new X-force team.
Ready for a “Death of the Family?” Suicide Squad #14 is a mixed bag, but Harley does reunite with her puddin’.
The Joker proposes to Batgirl. How will Barbara get out of this one?
