Chastity is in the streets of New York City, dressed up as a nurse so that she can get into the hospital and feed her hunger without murdering anyone. So she sneaks into a room filled with bags of blood, but just as she's about to sink her teeth into it a man, or vampire, grabs her from behind, attacking her but she manages to escape and drinks the blood while walking the streets. She returns to her boyfriend and talks with him a bit, about how their relationship will have to end and then leaves, now dressing up as a police officer. She enters a crime scene and takes the blood samples but is attacked by the vampire man again, once again managing to escape. Now in the streets however she is stopped by The Wanderer, after that short encounter she starts becoming depressed as she is forced to face the truth of what she is. Finally, the story comes to an end when she fights with the vampire once again, Blackstone, and with a little help from her boyfriend and The Wanderer, manages to defeat him. Her boyfriend than learns her secret and although they break up, they both promise to never forget one another, still remaining in love.

Matt Kindt! Wilfredo Torres! A best-of-the-best secret agent with memories he couldn't possibly possess, a mystery writer in her 60s who spends her retirement solving crimes, a man of action with mysterious drugs that keep him ahead of a constant string of targeted disasters, a seemingly omnipotent terrorist organization that might be behind it all . . . And they're all connected to one man: a science-fiction author with more information than seems possible, whose books may hold the key to either saving reality or destroying it. A mind-bending story that ties in with past Kindt works (Revolver). Action, mystery, and altered reality!

Green Lantern was published by DC Comics, then known as National Periodical Publications, lasting for 38 issues from 1941 until 1949. Green Lantern had previously made is debut in the anthology series, All-American Comics, beginning with issue #16 and was popular enough to feature in his own magazine. In addition to the regular Green Lantern features, back-up stories included regular strips such as Hop Harrigan and Mutt & Jeff. Alan Scott also acquired a pet dog, named Streak, that would sometimes feature on the main cover.

Eddie Dean, the troubled young man gifted with the ability to open doors to other worlds, has smuggled narcotics from Nassau to New York City, but now has to escape a packed airplane guarded by armed Custom Agents! How will Eddie avoid prison and yet also fulfill his contract with the dangerous mobster Balazar? The answer lies in Mid-World, and with a dying gunslinger named Roland!

A member of the Black Hawks is in Germany in an effort to locate a Nazi super weapon, however all they find a basement full of bodies, feathers,a broken spear and an old green lantern. The Black hawk and his companion then leave the German bunker, with the companion keeping the lantern for himself. The story then flashes to the present day as Clark Kent works at his desk in the Daily Planet when Hal Jordan comes asking to speak to him for advice. However as the two depart Clark is roped into attending a museum opening for Lois Lane.