A Zero Month crossover issue. With the Justice League disbanded, Martian Manhunter has decided to form a new Justice League from its ashes. He takes L-Ron into the team, as the two set up their headquarters in Ivotown. First to be recruited is Triumph, who is trying to reestablish his life after being trapped in time. After Triumph, Martian Manhunter recruitsGypsy. Gypsy has been staying with fellow hero Bronze Tiger, her new lover. Even though Gypsy has issues with L-Ron’s new body ( Despero) after the death of her parents, she joins the team regardless. Finally, the heroes recruit the Ray in Philadelphia, who is busy fighting a team of super-villains called the Cabal. The new team helps the Ray defeat the Cabal, and leave to head to their new headquarters.

An extradimensional adventure! In the medieval land of Geshem, Wolverine is approached by Shaman (Professor X), to stop the homicidal rampage of a man known only as Beast. Wolverine must fight for the honor of Queen Rain…and for the safety of Geshem’s citizens!

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Writers Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti brought western hero Jonah Hex back to the mainstream DC Universe after several well received Vertigo miniseries. The newest version of Jonah Hex returned the anti - hero to his hard core western roots, providing a series of tough, violent and atmospheric tales set at various tomes during Hex's life. The opening issue set the tone for what was to follow, as Hex was hired to find a missing boy - only to uncover a circus using captured children to fight dogs for the amusement of the crowd. Luke Ross's gritty art was the perfect match for the grim tales of DC's most famous bounty hunter.

Collecting the first volume of the classic adaptation of Michael Moorcock's bestselling fantasy saga, Elric of Melniboné marks the perfect introduction to the series' iconic antihero, his fabled blade, Stormbringer, and his harrowing adventures across the Dragon Isle. Adapted by former Marvel Comics editor, Roy Thomas, and beautifully rendered by longtime comics illustrator, Michael T. Gilbert, and the multiple Harvey and Eisner award-winning P. Craig Russell, this definitive collection marks an essential read for all fans of sword and sorcery and brings the Moorcock's epic tales to life with luxuriant imagination.