13-year-old Bruce Wayne attends an exclusive prep school for the gifted. But in this case, "gifted" means kids with super-powers. Bruce is suddenly the least special person in his world--and must learn to work with the talents he does have.It’s hard enough being in middle school, but it’s even worse when you’re the only kid at your school who doesn’t have super-powers. That’s the case for poor Bruce Wayne at the Gotham Preparatory School for the Really, Really, Really Gifted, where the struggles of being un-powered are made worse by the presence of so many exceptionally gifted students. He doesn’t stand a chance of winning a race against the future Flash, or a swim meet against the future Aquaman, and he always gets picked last for dodgeball. And when it comes to winning the attention of the most popular girls at school—Diana Prince and Selina Kyle--he figures he stands no chance at all.Bruce does have a goal though: he wants to make a difference in the world. But how can he do that when he doesn’t have any powers? While the Future-Supers are currently content to simply use their gifts to glide through school and court popularity, Bruce struggles to figure out if he has any gifts at all — and if so, how to use them. His challenge comes when he discovers fellow student Jack Napier and his hired bully Bane shaking down lesser-powered students for money, including that hapless kid Dick Grayson. Someone must stand up to them and somehow, it’s going to be Bruce!

In this one-shot, we see the origin of Bobby Drake, A.K.A. Iceman! See the small town beginnings that helped forge the coolest mutant of them all! Written by Roberto Aguirre Sacasa with fan favorite artist Phil Noto! Don't miss it!

Comics superstars Geoff Johns (GREEN LANTERN) and Jim Lee (BATMAN: HUSH) unite for the first time to tell the bold beginning of the DC Universe's premier super team! The dawn of the age of heroes has begun! Learn how the Justice League formed and what launched them as the greatest team in the DCU!

The short story anthology started by J.M. Linser and Robb Horan used to show case Linsner's artistic and creative talents and those of new and upcoming writers and artists. The themes of the stories were generally dark but the the emphasis was on originality and experimentation, giving new comic book creators a forum in which to get their work noticed. Each edition featured the tear streaked goddess Dawn on the cover in a piece of artwork by Linsner. The now iconic covers were a major selling point of the series and such was the clamor for more Dawn Linsner gave her her own comics book series "Lucifer's Halo" that shot him into wider recognition.

Mulder has become a fugitive from a government that considers him a “secrets stealer” on the order of Julian Assange or Edward Snowden thanks to the mechanizations of “The Glasses-Wearing Man.” It’s up to Scully, and what allies Mulder has left, to work to clear his name and keep the government itself from falling further into the villain’s clutches.