Karate Kid travels to the 20th Century to capture Nemesis Kid, who has recently escaped his prison. While some Legionnaires don't agree with it, they allow him to stay in the past and stop Nemesis Kid, who was able to escape Karate Kid's grasp thanks to his super-powers. after defeating Nemesis Kid, Karate Kid decides to stay in the 20th Century because he feels alive there.

Kanan Jarrus--in STAR WARS REBELS, he’s a cocky, sarcastic renegade fighting against the Galactic Empire alongside the rag-tag crew of the Ghost...but years before, at the height of the Clone Wars, he was known as Caleb Dume, Jedi Padawan under the instruction of Jedi Master Depa Billaba. Neither master nor apprentice ever suspected that the Clone Troopers they commanded would turn on them upon the issuing of Order 66—the order to execute all Jedi. How did Caleb Dume survive? How did he learn to survive on his own? And how did he become the man we know as Kanan Jarrus? Writer Greg Weisman (writer/executive producer on STAR WARS REBELS, SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN) and artist Pepe Larraz (DEADPOOL VS. X-FORCE, THOR, INHUMAN) bring us a tale bridging the years between the Clone Wars and Rebels!

Kamandi avenges the death of his grandfather, who was killed by wolves, but is captured by a tiger named Caesar--who turns him over to dog-scientist Dr. Canus!

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Get ready for the all-new second season of Kaijumax! All the Red Humongo wants to do is go straight now that he’s out on parole, but his good-for-nothing brother Green Humongo has escaped from Kaijumax and is crashing at his house, with fellow escapee Electrogor in tow. Out-of-work guard Jeong drinks his troubles away on the moon, while new police recruit Chisato throws herself enthusiastically into her first day on the job. Also: Blindside tackles! Filial piety! Savage beatings! And… a Flintstones reference?

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Determined to rebuild the JSA, founding members Green Lantern, Flash and Wildcat initiate a stunning recruitment program, tracking the bloodlines of heroes across the world and bringing in Starman, Damage, Liberty Belle and more! Meet new legacies and solve a mystery stretching into the far future!

The team, returned from limbo (where they battled Ragnarok), finds some members considering retirement

When a doomsayer delivers a foreboding message to Starman Ted Knight, it sends into motion a series of events that pits the Fastest Man Alive, the Flash Jay Garrick, against a living constellation!

Familiar heroes in an unfamiliar world! From a baby Kal-L landing in Soviet Russia to the Dark Knight becoming the world's first Green Lantern to the Amazonian Princess Wonder Woman arriving during the Victorian Era, anything is possible in ELSEWORLDS!

Maxinor flies the Justice Machine to New Atlantis. Douglas and Carolyn continue to secretly monitor and psychoanalyze the team. Douglas remotely blows one of the starboard engines to see how the team will react to a life and death situation, being the Justice Machine, they pass naturally. Arriving on New Atlantis, they are greeted by Douglas Hamilton and given a tour of the facilities. Meanwhile Zarren continues the search for the Justice Machine and is determined to catch them...even if it means going to Earth!

So much potential wasted. Instead of following through and developing these ideas to a full, rich, satisfying conclusion, we get this, a storyline whose sole purpose was only to set up the Next Big Thing. Disgraceful. I know we've discussed this before, and it's not the first time the New 52 has done this (notably we have the Third Army setup for the First Lantern over in the Green Lantern slice of the universe), but this is a very annoying example of this practice, more so by the very intriguin...

After the devastating events of JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE, Roy Harper faces a grim and dark road--falling into addiction over his loss. With the path ahead growing ever darker, will he find a light at the end of the tunnel?

World War II is over. The Cold War has begun. Where are the heroes of tomorrow? THE NEW FRONTIER recounts the dawn of the DCU's Silver Age from the perspective of the brave individuals who made it happen--both the superheroic "keepers of the flame" and the next generation of crimefighters.

Spinning out of the events of DC UNIVERSE: REBIRTH #1, a new day dawns for Earth’s greatest heroes as they welcome three new members to the team, including…Superman? Who is this strange visitor from a dead world—and can he be trusted? Batman and Wonder Woman aren’t so sure.

Prequel to the DC Universe Movie Justice League: Gods & Monsters! Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman: three powerful and dangerous loners drawn together by a man who claims he can bring humanity to the next level of evolution. But are Jackson Alpert and his immortal Forever People what they claim to be? Will they save the Earth—or conquer it?

Spinning out of BRIGHTEST DAY, DC's new biweekly event begins here! Someone is targeting the old members of the defunct Justice League International. Now, surviving members Booster Gold, Captain Atom, Fire and Ice have to figure out what unseen mastermind is threatening to destroy the entire Super Hero community! There are no gray areas here – it's black and white and red with blood all over for this lost generation of Super Heroes as original JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL writer Keith Giffen is joined by superstar scribe Judd Winick (BATMAN, GREEN ARROW) for a new era in excitement !

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!

Evolving into a God of Strength, Superman has become an angry, violent brute. But what unlikely hero can save him?

A boy becomes an army of Gods! No longer does Billy Batson have access to the powers of the Old Gods. Now, he commands the combined might of Highfather, Mantis and other New Gods. But these Gods are not passive. And they will sooner destroy Billy than give up control of their power.