She's got the unpredictable behavior of a teenager, the same powers as Superman--and none of his affection for the people of Earth. The Girl of Steel flies high and enters the DC Universe in her own self-titled series!

Superboy is back in a brand-new ongoing series! Join Jeff Lemire (SWEET TOOTH) and amazing up-and-coming artist Pier Gallo as they take Superboy on a journey to a side of Smallville not even Superman knows about! What mysteries lurk beneath the surface of this all-American town – and what are their direct ties to Superboy? The start of the next great DC Universe epic begins right here!

Superboy explodes onto the scene in his very own monthly series, and he's out to set the record straight - this is definitely "Not the Adventures of Superman when he was a boy in Smallville!" SB sets up shop in Hawaii and soon runs into some old friends, new faces, and the cyborg villain - Sidearm.

The night before he and Lana Lang leave for their freshman term at Shuster University in Seigel Florida, Clark Kent saves his best friend Pete Ross one more time. They're at a bonfire at Lake Wylie State Park. Pete and a girl named Becky are arguing, and soon they are drag racing. Pete loses control of his car and almost goes over a cliff into the lake. Dropped off at home afterward, Clark gets some sage advice from Pa Kent.

Superboy stories include: The Man Who Could See Tomorrow (Superboy, Superman, Lois Lane), The Boy Vandals (Superboy), and Superboy Meets Mighty Boy.

1. Super -Zombie [soo-per zom-bee] -noun a. flesh eaters with super powers. 2. Super -Zombies [soo-per zom-bees] -noun, plural a. The next BIG hit from Dynamite Entertainment! In a world filled with super-heroes, one man stands apart, Neuron, once known as Bernard Jaeger, the man responsible for saving the world, most particularly from the KHR SYNDROME. But it was this very plague which began to change the world forever, filling its population of super heroes with a deadly new hunger - a hunger for human flesh! From Dynamite Entertainment, writers Marc (Spider-Man) Guggenheim and Vince Gonzales, and artist Mel (RED SONJA) Rubi comes SUPER-ZOMBIES #1 - THE Comic Book Entertainment event of 2009! Featuring covers by Rubi, Dynamite exclusive artist Fabiano Neves and new sensation Chasen, SUPER-ZOMBIES #1 is poised to be the biggest book of 2009!

Sun Bakery is a one-man Shonen Jump-esque comics anthology from Sharknife creator, Corey Lewis. Robo space adventure, demonic skateboarding, breakdancing, and swordplay all in one comic book!

A whole generation has grown up since the Great Quake, and people like Trix and her brother Johnny don’t know what life was like before New Angeles crumbled. Suffice to say, they’ve learned how to make the most of living inside the walled city, and particularly within their ’hood. Johnny is the leader of the Kings of HelL.A., a street gang ready to protect its turf against any and all comers—though Johnny may have taken things too far when he crossed Leonard, a former Suicider known as the Coyote. Things are about to get a whole lot more violent.The second chapter in Lee Bermejo’s acclaimed SUICIDERS series shows us a completely different side of life in New Angeles. Joining Bermejo for KINGS OF HELL.A. is artist Alessandro Vitti (RED LANTERNS), whose kinetic style perfectly fits SUICIDERS’ brutal landscape.

It's the first collection of the amazing new series written and illustrated by Lee Bermejo, featuring issues #1-6! "The Big One" has finally hit Los Angeles. After a devastating earthquake, the Southland has seceded from the union, leaving the city split in two: the walled-off, wealthy New Angeles and the criminal-run ghetto Lost Angeles. But what unifies them all is Suiciders: an extremely popular reality sport in which murder, mayhem and merciless brutality rule. Two of these fighters from very different backgrounds struggle to claw their way to the top. But in this new world order, what will it take to be the best?

The Earth of the near future has been invaded by aliens. Only one force is strong enough to confront them. Strike-Force Morituri! With normal citizens volunteering to become super heroes, what tolls will be paid for this new power?

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Master storyteller Jim Starlin takes readers on an epic sci-fi adventure starring Adam Strange, Comet and the reverse Superman known as Bizarro.

Written by Edmond Hamilton. Art by Howard Sherman. Photo cover from Destination Moon. Chris and the crew of the Pioneer encounter radioactive, crystalline men in the Green Nebula and foil a plot to steal the Nebula's radium. Superboy stars in a one-page public service announcement, "Job Counselor. Written by David V. Reed. Art by Paul Norris and Bernard Sachs. Darwin meets a young actress who has accidentally bathed in the Fountain of Youth. Written by Jack Schiff, Mort Weisinger, and Bernie Breslauer. Art by Dick Sprang. A description of devices, events, and innovations predicated by Wells in his fiction. Written by Gardner Fox and Edmond Hamilton. Art by Jim Mooney and Sy Barry. A scientist uses a hydrogen bomb to cause rain, resulting in a world-wide flood. He uses a second bomb to save mankind. Article written by Julius Schwartz. Art by Morris Waldinger and Tommy Nicolosi. Science facts about the experiments of Otto von Ghericke and Isaac Newton. Text story, art by Raymond Perry. Written byGardner Fox and Robert Heinlein. Art by Curt Swan and John Fischetti. A story about a seat-of-the pants, first landing on the moon, adapted from the 1950 George Pal movie, Destination Moon.

Once again the world finds itself without a Stormwatch team. But Jackson King, a former Stormwatch member and Weatherman, intends to change that. Just as Stormwatch: Team Achilles before him, King finds little support from the United Nations and he too decides that putting together a group of mostly non-superpowered humans is the best way to go. However, with the Post Human Division, as he calls it, King intends to work with local law enforcement to get them better equipped to deal with superpowered threats with the P.H.D. acting as supervisors. But in a world where superpowered beings run rampant, the P.H.D.'s non-superpowered members find themselves to truly be the minority.

This brutal, revisionist look at the second World War could only be handled by master storytellers Chuck Dixon (ROBIN, TEAM ZERO) and Butch Guice (ACTION COMICS, Daredevil). Every angle of this conflict will be touched upon, from the infantry storming the beaches to the Army Air Corps bombing the home islands of the Empire of the Rising Sun to the desperate struggle of the Japanese to save their culture from annihilation, as the true meaning of 'war is hell' is explored in full.

Garth Ennis and Mike Wolfer release the most anticipated horror series of the year! From the mind of Garth Ennis comes the contemporary episode of a primeval horror. Torn from his first-ever writing/directing work, here is the continuing comic book of the highly praised short film, STITCHED! Three military survivors of a helicopter crash discover something even more lethal than the Taliban-controlled landscape they are trapped in.

Backup story from the Tek Jansen Case Files: Horn Like Me.

Driven by greed, on the edge of the law, their business is blood. They are the killers, the assassins, the merciless trackers of the underworld, and if you're their enemy, you're probably dead. Remember, a bounty hunter only follows the Rule of Gold.

The brilliant, slightly awkward high school student Virgil Hawkins transforms into the cocky electromagnetic hero Static! A mysterious tragedy forces the Hawkins family to relocate from Dakota to New York City! Virgil embarks upon new adventures in a new high school and a new internship at S.T.A.R. Labs! As Static, he dons a new uniform and establishes a new secret headquarters! But is he ready to take on the new villains who lurk in New York City's underworld?