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JLA JSA Virtue and Vice – Comic Book

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JLA JSA Virtue and Vice - Comic Book

Superman and Sentinel float outside the moon looking at Earth. They reflect on the reverence they have for each other's groups and look forward to a new tradition of spending each Thanksgiving together. Superman suddenly picks up on a disturbance in Tanzania, and Martian Manhunter informs them of another disturbance as well. On Earth, they find Vixen defending President Lex Luthor and fighting off Doctor Bedlam. The JSA and JLA show up and fight off his animates. J'onn is disturbed that something in Africa was disturbing his telepathy and it took him a long time to understand what was going on. The JLA and JSA suddenly turn on each other. Bickering over small items and showing off their strength, their anger seems to come out of no where as J'onn once again realizes his telepathy is being messed with. Doctor Fate transports several JLA members to his Tower of Fate and Batman transports several JSA and JLA members to the JLA Watchtower. As Batman, Shazam, Plastic Man, Green Lantern, Mr. Terrific, Doctor Fate, and Power Girl walk away from an exploding building, the faces of the seven deadly sins of man can be seen behind them in the flames.
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JLA Justice Part 1 Comic Book

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JLA Justice Part 1 Comic Book

JUSTICE PART 1 Originally published as Justice #1–6, August 2005– August 2006 They are the World’s Greatest Super-Heroes. But the fabled Justice League of America are about to learn that they aren’t the only ones who can band together toward a common goal. The deadliest criminal masterminds appear to be acting in concert, with a surprising plan that seeks to achieve more good than the JLA ever could! MORE FUN COMICS #73 Originally published in Nov 1941 When an unarmed ship on an errand of mercy is hit by a torpedo, help comes from an unexpected source - like a water-god of old, the hero Aquaman rises from the depths.
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JLA Justice Part 2 Comic Book

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JLA Justice Part 2 Comic Book

JLA: JUSTICE Originally published as Justice #7–12, September 2006– July 2007 The Justice League of America face a united force of their greatest foes, who now know their secret identities and weaknesses. While the JLA fall like dominoes, the villains have offered humankind a brighter future, but one at a cost. Can the World’s Greatest Super Heroes come back from the brink to overturn the Legion of Doom’s masterplan ...and should they? WHIZ COMICS #2 Originally published in February 1940 Having fought evil for 3,000 years, the ancient wizard Shazam sought a successor and found a willing hero in young Billy Batson. With a cry of the wizard’s name, Billy becomes the world’s mightiest mortal – Captain Marvel.
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JSA The Golden Age Comic Book

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JSA The Golden Age Comic Book

Clearly influenced by Alan Moore's Watchmen , this reissue depicts DC's superheroes from the 1940s hanging up their capes following the end of WWII. Whereas Moore's superheroes were forced into retirement, here the heroes succumb to disillusionment, personality flaws and even madness. Robinson unpersuasively projects the dark pessimism of 1990s superhero comics onto the idealistic, committed heroes of half a century before. One of these "mystery men," Tex Thompson, alias the Americommando, enters politics and initiates a government project that uses atomic power to create Dynaman, a "superman" who becomes a living weapon against the Soviets. Beneath their patriotic rhetoric, Thompson and Dynaman conspire to become dictators. But Robinson never explains why the "greatest generation" that just defeated fascism abroad would embrace a homegrown version. By revealing that Thompson's and Dynaman's identities have been usurped by impostors, Robinson shies away from demonstrating how an American superhero could morph into a neo-Nazi übermensch . Smith's realistic artwork and mastery of gesture and facial expression bring out all the dramatic potential in Robinson's scenario. But Darwyn Cooke's recent The New Frontier paints a more convincing postwar portrait of DC's superheroes. (June)
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Lex Luthor Man of Steel Comic Book

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Lex Luthor Man of Steel Comic Book

Superman has been called many things, from the defender of truth, justice and the American way to the Big Blue Boy Scout. In LEX LUTHOR: MAN OF STEEL, he is called something he has never been called before: a threat to all humanity. Brian Azzarello and artist Lee Bermejo—the acclaimed team who brought you the best-selling JOKER—deliver a bold story in which readers get a glimpse into the mind of Superman's longtime foe. MAN OF STEEL reveals why Luthor chooses to be the proverbial thorn in the Man of Steel's side: to save humanity from an untrustworthy alien being.
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Robin Year One Comic Book

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Robin Year One Comic Book

Tale of young Dick Grayson's baptism by fire as he dons the costume of Robin for the first time! Becoming a hero is anything but easy! After a young Dick Grayson's parents were murdered, millionaire playboy Bruce Wayne took the youth in as his ward and changed his life forever. Using his days in the circus as a trapeze artist as a basis for his education, Batman spent months training Dick in the ways of combat and crime fighting. This book presents Dick's baptism by fire as he dons the costume of Robin, the Boy Wonder for the first time and patrols the night by Batman's side. In his earliest adventures, Robin learns very quickly that what he thought would be fun is actually a matter of life and death. For years he fought alongside Gotham City's greatest protector, the light to Batman's irrepressible darkness. Against all manner of foe he braved inconceivable odds, ever skirting the line between heroism and death. His name is Dick Grayson. Before he became Night wing he was the first to don the mantle of Robin. When his parents fell victim to the machinations of a mobster, millionaire Bruce Wayne, known to a precious few as the Batman, took the young orphan under his wing. For months Grayson trained in the ways of crime fighting, until at last he was ready to patrol the night with his mentor. But the training ground and the threats of the real world are two very different things. For the newly anointed Robin, it would be a baptism of fire. Batman gave Robin his Direction. The evil of the world would shape his destiny. This is his story.
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Shazam Superman First Thunder Comic Book

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Shazam Superman First Thunder Comic Book

Superman/Shazam!: First Thunder was a four-issue limited series published from November of 2005 until February of 2006. The series represents the first meeting between Superman and Captain Marvel. Chronologically this storyline takes place some time after the Man of Steel limited series and the The Power of Shazam! graphic novel. The earliest known meeting between each of the heroes took place in Legends #5. Despite being included in the title, the wizard Shazam does not play a major role in this series. He does, however, provide some narration and appear in three of its four issues.
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Superman and the Legion of Super-heroes Comic Book

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Superman and the Legion of Super-heroes Comic Book

"Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes" is a six-part Superman story written by Geoff Johns with art by Gary Frank (pencils), Jon Sibal (inks) and Dave McCaig (colors). It ran from 2007 till 2008 first appearing in Action Comics no. 858 through 863 with an epilogue in 864. It was eventually collected into a trade paperback. Superman is whisked away one thousand years into the future at Brainiac 5's request to help the Legion of Super-Heroes who are in trouble. Once there he discovers that he has no super-powers because Earth's sun has turned red. Superman learns that a team of rejects from the Legion has organized itself as the new Justice League and has either incarcerated the Legion's members or pushed them underground. This new Justice League has also proscribed non-terrestrial beings from Earth (including humans of terrestrial ancestry but born outside of the planet) and propagated the version that Superman had actually been an Earthling all along. It is up to Superman to rally the Legion to fight the Justice League and recover his powers before Earth is invaded by aliens who resent the League's xenophobic policies.
About the Author
Geoff Johns is an award-winning writer and one of the most popular contemporary comic book writers today. Johns is the author of The New York Times bestselling graphic novels Aquaman: The Trench, Blackest Night, Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps War, Justice League: Origin, Superman: Brainiac and Batman: Earth One which hit #1 on the bestseller list. He is also known for transforming Green Lantern into one of the most critically and commercially successful franchises in comics. Johns was born in Detroit and studied media arts, screenwriting, and film at Michigan State University. After moving to Los Angeles, he became an assistant to Richard Donner, director of Superman: The Movie. He and his mentor Donner later co-wrote Superman: Last Son featuring the return of General Zod. Johns has written for various other media, including episodes of Smallville, Arrow and Adult Swim's Robot Chicken, for which he was nominated along with his co-writers for an Emmy. He is the Chief Creative Officer of DC Entertainment and resides in Los Angeles, California. Gary Frank, a native of Bristol, England, began his comics career working on various titles for Marvel UK before entering the American comics scene as the penciller on Marvel’s Incredible Hulk. Frank then came to DC Comics where he was the original artist on BIRDS OF PREY and pencilled the adventures of SUPERGIRL. He has also worked on WildStorm’s GEN 13 as well as his creator-owned series Kin. Frank, along with writer Geoff Johns, has worked on the bestselling titles SUPERMAN: BRAINIAC, SUPERMAN AND THE LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES. And the New York Times #1 bestseller, BATMAN: EARTH ONE.
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Superman Batman Public Enemies Comic Book

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Superman Batman Public Enemies Comic Book

A tale of loyalty and unlikely friendship featuring two of the most recognizable and popular super-heroes on the planet, SUPERMAN/BATMAN: PUBLIC ENEMIES pairs the Man of Steel with the Dark Knight. The iconic super-heroes unite when longtime Superman enemy Lex Luthor, now president of the United States, accuses Superman of a horrible act against mankind, and assembles a top-secret team of powerhouse heroes to bring Superman in — dead or alive. But after the Dark Knight Detective proves Luthor's accusations to be baseless, the "World's Finest" duo prepares to topple the corrupt president's reign once and for all.
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Superman Batman Supergirl Comic Book

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Superman Batman Supergirl Comic Book

Award-winner Jeph Loeb and the red-hot Michael Turner reintroduce a classic character into the DCU! This fantastic softcover includes the entire "Supergirl from Krypton" storyline, originally presented in the best-selling SUPERMAN/BATMAN #8-13.Batman has discovered something strange on the bottom of Gotham Bay, which leads him to a mysterious and powerful teenaged girl bent on destroying Gotham City! What's her connection to Superman? Why does Wonder Woman want to hide her from the outside world? Will Darkseid succeed in recruiting her into doing his bidding? Plus, this volume includes an introduction by Loeb as well as a Kryptonian language translation key!
About the author (2005)
Comic book artist and writer Michael Turner was born in Crossville, Tennessee on April 21, 1971. He had been a pre-medicine student at the University of Tennessee before moving to Aspen and San Diego, where he taught martial arts. At the 1993 Comic-Con in San Diego his artistic talent was discovered by the staff of Top Cow Productions. Turner illustrated backgrounds for Top Cow titles before co-creating the popular comic book character Witchblade, who was named for the supernatural weapon that affixed itself to the arm of New York homicide detective Sara Pezzini. In 1998 he debuted the aquatic Fathom character, whose secret identity was marine biologist Aspen Matthews. In 2002 Turner left Top Cow to found his own entertainment publishing company, Aspen MLT Inc. In 2004 he began contributing art to DC Comics and Marvel Comics, including cover designs for issues of the Teen Titans, Superman, Identity Crisis, The Flash, Supergirl, Wolverine, Civil War, Incredible Hulk, Black Panther, and Sub-Mariner. In 2004 he provided the cover art and co-wrote the Superman "Godfall" story arc, and Soulfire began publication. Turner died at age 37 of complications from bone cancer and is survived by his family and fiancée, Kelly Carmichael.
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Superman Birthright Part 1 Comic Book

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Superman Birthright Part 1 Comic Book

The world knows that Superman fights for truth and justice... but what droe a farmboy from Kansas to divide his life between posing as a mild-mannered reporter for The Daily Planet and embarking on a career as Metropolis' heroic Man of Steel? ACTION COMICS #245 Originally published in October 1958 The evil alien Brainiac reduced the Kryptonian city of Kandor and kept it imprisoned in a bottle. For the first time since saving the city, Superman shrinks down for an adventure in this miniature slice of his home world. Meanwhile on Earth, a renegade scientist poses as the Man of Tomorrow.
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Superman Birthright Part 2 Comic Book

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Superman Birthright Part 2 Comic Book

Superman becomes a super-menace to the citizens of Metropolis as Lex Luthor’s revelations make him out to be an inhuman alien. How does the city’s new reaction to his presence affect the Man of Steel? ADVENTURE COMICS #271 Originally published in April 1960. Lex Luthor and Superboy were once good friends, with Luthor even saving the Boy of Steel’s life. So what brought on Luthor’s insane hatred for the future Superman?
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