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High Level (2020)
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Mystery
Hundreds of years after the end of the world, a new human society has rebuilt itself from scratch. The one percent of the population who control all of the wealth and power on Earth have long since hidden themselves away behind the walls of a mysterious city: High Level. Our story begins in an outland community where High Level is spoken of only in myth and rumor. There we'll join a...
Human Bomb (2012-)
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Military
Ex-Marine and war veteran Michael Taylor discovers a conspiracy to use human bombs to destroy the United States. But how can he possibly stop them when he could be their ultimate bomb?!
Human Defense Corps. (2003-)
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Military
Who defends the Earth when the JLA isn't around? The sixth branch of the U.S. armed forces: the Human Defense Corps! The Corps is a standing force of 10,000 highly trained soldiers equipped with the most cutting-edge weaponry available. The series follows a young man on his two-year tour of duty, from boot camp to campaigns on Apokolips, the moon and hell itself!
Infinity Inc. (2007-)
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Superhero
In the year-plus since the Everyman Project was shut down, life hasn't been kind to Starlight, Fury, and Nuklon. And John Henry Irons—the man responsible for the project's end—suspects the problems may lead back to their experiences on Everyman, opening doors that can never be shut!
Infinity Man and the Forever People (2014-)
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Interdimensional
School
When four of the best students from New Genesis arrive on Earth, they discover a threat so great that it may bring the Multiverse itself to its knees. The only thing that stands between them and total destruction is the mysterious entity known as the Infinity Man.
Jack of Fables (2020)
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Superhero
After leaving the confines of Fabletown for the streets of Hollywood, the incomparable Jack Horner found fame and fortune by cashing in on his own legend-only to have it all taken away by the enforcers of Fabletown's laws. Now, stripped of his wealth and forced into exile, Jack must return to his roots as a wandering ne'er-do-well, chasing easy money and easier women. This final volume collects...
Jew Gangster
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Family
Gangs
Organized Crime
From legendary creator Joe Kubert comes this moving coming-of-age story set within Depression-era New York City. Ruby is a handsome young man growing up in a poor Brooklyn Jewish family. When Ruby falls in with a local mobster called Monk, his initial eagerness to make a few dollars to support his saintly, hardworking parents ends up getting him in way over his head in the organized crime world....
JLA-Z (2003-2004)
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Magic
A handbook to DC's greatest super-team featuring artwork by some of the biggest names in comics, timed to coincide with the debut of JLA/AVENGERS! Featuring the first of a triptych of covers by Phil Jimenez (originally featured in Wizard magazine), this stunning issue includes villains and heroes from Amazo to Green Arrow, and features artwork by BATMAN's Jim Lee, SUPERMAN's Scott McDaniel and...
JLA: Act of God (2000-)
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Love
An Elseworlds classic! Their powers gone, their lives irrevocably changed, the once-super-powered heroes of Earth struggle to retain their grasps on life, love and, in some cases, even sanity.
JLA: Another Nail (2004-)
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Superhero
The JLA comes to terms with its newest recruit—Superman—and faces a sprawling adventure that catapults them to other worlds, other dimensions, other eras, and even the mystical realms that lead to Hell itself!
JLA: Classified (2004-)
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Superhero
Collecting the six-part story from JLA CLASSIFIED #10-15, by Warren Ellis and Butch Guice! The various members of the JLA are drawn into a deadly web of illusions, each visiting a very personal vision of Hell. Manipulating them is a mysterious being known only as Z, and if he succeeds, the World's Greatest Super Heroes are doomed!
JLA: Destiny (2002-)
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Superhero
In a world without Batman or Superman, the super-criminals have become less afraid, more confident, better organized and more focused. A different kind of Justice League of America has formed with new heroes, but they are barely able to keep pace with the new villains and their endless campaign of terror.