A cult favorite series is collected at last, from HOUSE OF MYSTERY #290, 291, 293, 295, 297, 299, 302 and 304-319 and BRAVE AND THE BOLD #195! Vampiric Lord Andrew Bennett turned his beloved Mary Seward into a vampire, hoping to keep her by his side through eternity. But what happens when her power turns her evil?

In a backup story, Mantra and her daughter Evie go to a ceremony honoring Starburst, who remains in a coma. Mantra takes Evie to see Starburst in the hospital room when a mad woman enters the hospital room with a bomb attached to her chest. She explains that her son, a police officer, was killed by NM-E in the same battle that devastated the Squad but gets no recognition. Mantra stops the woman before she can hurt anyone.

Featuring Mantra and Topaz.Between Mantra #12 and #13.

This is the first issue published by Innovation. It picks up directly where the Comico series left off with the numbering sequence.

When international art thief The Rogue decides to come out of retirement for one last heist, the gallery calls on Jennifer Mays, an ex-CIA operative turned New York City private detective, to stop him. Things get really weird when The Rogue steals the frames but leaves the paintings. Together with her new love interest, crime novelist Gabriel Webb, Jennifer falls into a web of intrigue.

Someone using the name, appearance and methodology of The Reaper is killing off the mobsters of Gotham City...but both of the men who previously masqueraded as The Reaper are dead! Meanwhile, Batman must shepherd an untried Robin – Jason Todd. A reprinted Reaper tale from the 1980s rounds out this special edition.

Many times has the tragic and sinister shadow of Two-Face loomed across Gotham City, challenging the forces of law and order, and always has he been repelled by Batman and Robin! But now the Duke of Duality has a partner of his own! Watch the Dynamic Duo attempt to fathom his devious plot... In "The Two Faces of Janus"!

Else Worlds Story with Batman.

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Too late, the Jedi realize that the Starcrusher mission has become a trap--one specifically designed to kill Jedi!

Cancelled Comic Cavalcade #1, which included a cover of the fallen champions by artist Al Milgrom, a Summer 1978 cover date, and a 10c price tag (despite never being sold), included the unpublished Black Lightning #12 and cover to issue #13; Claw The Unconquered #13 and #14; The Deserter #1; Doorway to Nightmare #6; (Though it later appeared in The Unexpected #190); Firestorm #6 (which later ran as back up stories in the Flash #244 - #246) and the Green Team #2 and #3...

Five issues, five creative teams, one team-up per issue! As Batman takes control of the Outsiders, he picks his team by sending his choices off on team-up missions--with only one walking away with a spot on the roster!

This guide gives a short glimpse into the life that is Wolverine. It is done in a fetching 'top secret, for-your-eyes-only' format, which proves to be attractive.

The enhanced format of "The Outsiders" main book soon led to a variety of back up features by many different artists while the regular news stand "Batman and the Outsiders" title gave way to "Adventures of the Outsiders" and began to reprint the stories from this Baxter format title. As the Outsiders battled the Force of July, the People's heroes, and the Duke of Oil. back up stories featured solo adventures of the team's members, fake trading cards, and even a parody of the 1888 baseball verse "Casey at the bat." The series finally came toa close after 28 issues, and with its end the team disbanded as well.

Hal and the Green Lantern Corps are recalled by the Guardians because there is trouble stirring in the universe. All 3000 of the surviving Corps members make an appearance, we see the history of Hal and how he came to be the successor of Abin Sur. We also see the moment when Krona was first banished from Oa. We learn of Krona's new power and see a minor skirmish that results in the demise of a few Corps members.

Two of the stars of next year's highly anticipated action movie break out in their own solo adventures in this extra-sized, 6-issue miniseries! First, in a story by Brian Buccellato, Viktor Bogdanovic and Richard Friend, Deadshot is on the run, taking on a series of new contracts, and re-establishing himself as the world's most deadly marksman. But things are about to get complicated for Floyd Lawton when a figure from his past threatens to expose a dark secret...and Deadshot gets word of his next target: Lex Luthor!Then, writer Mike W. Barr returns to the character he co-created in "Katana, Cult of the Kobra," with art by Diogenes Neves. Katana needs to know more about Soultaker's origin if she's going to have any hope of controlling the sword instead of falling under its influence. Dr. Helga Jace, a Markovian astrophysicist, may be able to shed some light-but before Katana can get the info, Kobra's forces attack!

Two of the stars of next year’s highly anticipated action movie break out in their own solo adventures in this extra-sized, 6-issue miniseries!First, in a story by Brian Buccellato, Viktor Bogdanovic and Richard Friend, Deadshot is on the run, taking on a series of new contracts, and re-establishing himself as the world’s most deadly marksman. But things are about to get complicated for Floyd Lawton when a figure from his past threatens to expose a dark secret…and Deadshot gets word of his next target: Lex Luthor!