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Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal (2010-)
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Roy Harper lost everything at the hands of Prometheus, barely surviving the brutal severing of his arm. But when he finally awakens from his coma, Roy will find that his dangerous journey into despair is just beginning.
Showcase '93
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Robots
Featuring Catwoman, Blue Devil and Cyborg! Catwoman's blamed for the theft of Trigote's 'Three Triangles' painting, even though it was already gone when she came to the museum to steal it. Plus: Blue Devil in 'Speak of the Devil' and Cyborg in 'A Mind is a Terrible Thing!'
Justice League Quarterly (1990-1994)
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For the first time the start of the 1990s, Justice League Quarterly returns to print with quirky adventures from the Justice League International era! In these stories, meet the Conglomerate, a new super-team assembled by Booster Gold! Booster's new pals and gals include Maxi-Man, Praxis, Gypsy, Echo, Vapor, and Reverb, but Booster has to wonder if their industry backers want them to be...
Aquaman Secret Files (1998-)
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Aquaman's origin is retold in a story narrated by someone close to him that he doesn't even know is still alive! Plus: a map of Atlantis; an environmental magazine's interview with Tempest that gets pretty heated; a timeline that details the key moments in the history of Aquaman; and more!
Justice League: Rise and Fall
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Murder
The follow-up to the critically acclaimed, Eisner Award-nominated JUSTICE LEAGUE: A CRY FOR JUSTICE.
Green Arrow has become a fugitive after killing the villain Prometheus for destroying Star City and murdering the daughter of his former sidekick, Arsenal. Now, the Justice League of America must hunt down their former teammate, while Arsenal comes to grips with the death of his offspring and the...
Starman 80-Page Giant (1998-)
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Superhero
A collection of never before told Starman stories of times past and present. Featuring the current Starman, Jack Knight, His father, Ted Knight, and the story of the mysterious Starman of 1951!