Graphic Novels, Miniseries and Specials

	Written by Sean Smith and Ruben Diaz; art by Jesús Saiz and Fernando Blanco; cover by Tim Bradstreet The JLA must stop the rampage of a mob of demons to protect the Sentinels of Magic, but they're going to need some help from the outcast street-mage called Faust! Unfortunately, Faust just happens to be the son of one of the JLA's greatest enemies! For more information, see the feature article.
	Written by Sean Smith and Ruben Diaz; art by Jesús Saiz and Keith Champagne; painted cover by Tim Bradstreet and Grant Goleash The newest JLA miniseries continues! Whoever is hunting the mages of the DC Universe has set their sights on Arkham Asylum! Batman and the rest of the JLA are powerless to stop the coming of the Black Baptism without help from the outcast hero Faust - but is Faust on the side of the angels or in league with the devil?
	Written by Sean Smith and Ruben Diaz; art by Jesús Saiz and Keith Champagne; painted cover by Tim Bradstreet The Black Baptism is upon us! The JLA desperately searches for a way to save Zatanna, Deadman and the Sentinels of Magic as even more heroes fall to the demon mobsters, the Diablos. Meanwhile, the soulless mage Faust has disappeared as the clues to the one behind the sadistic sorcery point straight at him. Has Faust's battle against his evil nature been a ruse? Plus, the terrible fate of Blue Devil! DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (3 of 4) Prestige Format $2.50
	Written by Sean Smith and Ruben Diaz; art by Jesús Saiz and Keith Champagne; painted cover by Tim Bradstreet The dark conclusion to the mystical miniseries finds the JLA making one last stand against the demon mob, The Diablos. Unfortunately, placing their faith in the soulless mage Faust may have cost the JLA the battle and the Sentinels of Magic their lives. And once the Diablo's mysterious patron is revealed, the fates of Tempest and Blue Devil are sealed! DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 32 pg. (4 of 4) $2.50

JLA: Incarnations #1-7: May 2001 - December 2001
	Written by John Ostrander; art and cover by Val Semeiks and Prentis Rollins The generations-spanning miniseries begins! Set in the earliest days of the original JLA, the new team tries to pull itself out from under the shadow of the venerated Justice Society of America. Unfortunately, this proves to be impossible when the world suffers an attack from the mysterious sorcerer known as Wotan! DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (1 of 7) $3.50
	Written by John Ostrander; art and cover by Val Semeiks and Prentis Rollins When the fledgling Justice League of America finally hits its stride, other great heroes finally begin to consider joining the ranks of the World's Greatest Super-team. Neither Batman nor Superman had ever been on a team before this moment in history — yet when one joins, the other does not. In the face of great hardship, why does Batman step into the limelight, while Superman stays away? The answer will astound you! DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (2 of 7) $3.50
	Written by John Ostrander; art and cover by Val Semeiks and Prentis Rollins The untold tales of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes continue with the story of an early adventure on the JLA's new headquarters — their famous satellite, orbiting the Earth from 22,300 miles up. But when one Leaguer — Green Arrow — feels that living so far away distances the League from the people that most need their help, the others don't agree. And when Lex Luthor and the madman named Kobra enter into a dark alliance to destroy the satellite, the discordant League is hard-pressed to stop them. DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (3 of 7) $3.50
	Written by John Ostrander; art and cover by Val Semeiks and Prentis Rollins The untold tales of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes continue as the League reaches its breaking point. The League has grown in size to its largest membership yet, but the personal problems of the heroes have made Green Lantern, the Flash, Elongated Man, Zatanna and the others unmanageable and ineffective as teammates. Aquaman must make a painful decision on whether or not to disband the League. But is the world ready for Justice League Detroit?!? DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (4 of 7) $3.50
	Written by John Ostrander; art by Val Semeiks, Norm Breyfogle, Eric Battle, and Prentis Rollins; cover by Semeiks and Rollins The untold tales of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes continue. Vibe! Steel! Gypsy! It's the rise and fall of the Motor City Justice League, as Aquaman relocates the JLA from a satellite in the sky to Detroit to bring them closer to the people they serve. But as soon as they arrive, they find themselves embroiled in the greatest disaster ever: The Crisis on Infinite Earths! Plus: Two titanic backup tales give a fresh glimpse at the darkest moments in the lives of everyone's favorite heroes. DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (5 of 7) $3.50
	Written by John Ostrander; art by Val Semeiks, Eric Battle, Prentis Rollins, and Keith Champagne; cover by Semeiks and Rollins Two great tales of the world's greatest superheroes! In the first story, set during the bizarre days of JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL, the League infiltrates the criminal country of Bialya! Booster Gold and Blue Beetle are held captive by Bialyan leader Rumaan Harjavti, leaving the rest of the JLI wondering if they should even bother rescuing them. In the second story, Extreme Justice and the Justice League Task Force return to Bialya to combat their old nemesis, the Queen Bee. But this time, the Queen Bee has brought in reinforcements — the Extremists, some the deadliest foes the League has ever faced! DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (6 of 7) $3.50
	Written by John Ostrander; art and cover by Val Semeiks and Prentis Rollins The current (and some would say greatest) incarnation of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes is the focus of our climactic issue! The newest League faces the JLA's oldest threat: the shape-changing Appelaxians, the very first foes the JLA ever faced! At the same time, the Earth is being overwhelmed with natural disasters as Gaea, the spirit of the earth, sick of being poisoned by humanity, declares war. Earthquakes, floods, tidal waves all threaten to scour humanity from the Earth. It's epic action as only the modern day JLA can bring you! DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. (7 of 7) $3.50

JLA: Our Worlds At War: July 2001
	Written by Jeph Loeb; art by Ron Garney and Mark Morales; cover by Jae Lee Imperiex has initiated his first strike on Earth. Now Earth's first line of defense, the JLA, is going full throttle against him and his probes. But what happens when the World's Greatest Heroes are not enough? Witness the full impact on Earth as the War against Imperiex begins and one battle is quickly lost in a big way! DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. $2.95
	NIGHTWING: OUR WORLD'S AT WAR #1 July 2001 Written by Chuck Dixon; art by Rick Leonardi and John Lowe; cover by Jae Lee The love that blossoms during war is explored as Nightwing and Oracle, searching for answers to an alien mystery, are thrust into a deadly gauntlet…through time! Dick and Barbara can't find a moment of rest as everyone from '30s gangsters to cavemen are serving as hitmen for a sinister hidden foe! Just how are they going to get out of this one? DC COMICS BATMAN \| FC, 48 pg. $2.95
	BATMAN #593 July 2001 Written by Ed Brubaker; art by Scott McDaniel and Karl Story; cover by McDaniel An "Our Worlds at War" tie-in! As Batman hunts for the mysterious Zeiss, a new presence in Gotham City lurks in the shadows: an alien. Hunted by the government, the sole survivor of a crashed spaceship from the War seeks sanctuary — but how will the Dark Knight react to it? DC COMICS BATMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	JSA: OUR WORLDS AT WAR #1 July 2001 Written by Geoff Johns; art by Javier Saltares and Ray Kryssing; cover by Jae Lee It's time to call in the reserves...all of them! When President Luthor sends the JSA to take out Imperiex's base — a battleship the size of Jupiter — Sand fills out the ranks with Power Girl, The Ray, the Shining Knight, and a dozen others. But the horrible secret of Imperiex's power may prove too much for the JSA allies to handle. DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. $2.95
	SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #116 July 2001 Written by Mark Schultz; art by Doug Mahnke and Jose Marzan Jr.; cover by Mahnke and Tom Nguyen Superman deals with the aftermath of Doomsday's release and the confrontation with Imperiex, only to find himself at odds with his ally Darkseid and Darkseid's own solution to ending the War. Another hero dies as a traitor prevents important information about another enemy from getting to Superman. DC UNIVERSE SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	ACTION COMICS #781 July 2001 Written by Joe Kelly; art and cover by Kano and Marlo Alquiza The man of Steel is torn in many directions as Imperiex's probes continue to ravage Earth. Meanwhile, Lois and the President deal with their unearthly terrors, the MASH unit in space faces its own assault with only the injured JLA able to protect it, and two heroes sacrifice themselves as another part of Superman dies as well. DC COMICS SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	SUPERGIRL #60 July 2001 Written by Peter David; art and cover by Leonard Kirk and Robin Riggs An "Our Worlds at War" tie-in! With the War well underway, Supergirl must catch up to and stop an Imperiex probe that could lay waste to another town — in this case, Linda Danvers' hometown, Leesburg! Needless to say, failure is not an option! DC COMICS SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	WONDER WOMAN #173 July 2001 Written by Phil Jimenez; art by Jimenez and Andy Lanning; cover by Adam Hughes An "Our Worlds at War" tie-in! The War hits Wonder Woman hard. Witness the battle from Diana's point of view and the terrible pain she suffers at the hand of Imperiex. Can the injured Amazon save the Paradocs MASH unit before it's destroyed by more Imperiex probes, killing tens of thousands of innocents? DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	SUPERMAN #173 August 2001 Written by Jeph Loeb; art and cover by Ed McGuinness and Cam Smith With all the death around him Superman has no choice but to deliver himself into the hands of Lex Luthor and become part of the "Metropolis Project," as the Man of Steel and Strange Visitor form a new, living weapon. Will Imperiex finally fall to the sacrifice made by the heroes? DC COMICS SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	WONDER WOMAN: OUR WORLDS AT WAR #1 August 2001 Written by Phil Jimenez; art by Cliff Chiang and Wade Von Grawbadger; cover by Jae Lee The Amazons have just gone through their own civil war, only to find themselves in the midst of an intergalactic one. As the War rages, the Amazons explore Wonder Woman's history — from how Hippolyta changed the outcome of the great battles of World War II to Diana's own role in the current cosmic struggle DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. $2.95
	ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #595 August 2001 Written by Joe Casey; art by Mike Wieringo and José Marzan, Jr.; cover by Wieringo and Jaime Mendoza The War worsens as Superman is M.I.A. and Darkseid decides to attack Earth, which had been his ally! Will our planet fall to the fury of the Parademons? Unless Luthor makes an unholy alliance with an unholy dictator, Earth might not stand a chance of surviving this latest attack. DC COMICS SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	THE FLASH: OUR WORLDS AT WAR #1 August 2001 Written by Geoff Johns; art by Angel Unzueta and José Marzan, Jr.; cover by Jae Lee As Darkseid's forces attack, the Flash encounters the deadliest enemy the world of Apokolips has to offer. Pushing himself to the limit, Wally outraces the New God called Black Racer — who is death himself! Guest-starring Wally's former Titans teammate, Cyborg. DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. $2.95
	HARLEY QUINN: OUR WORLDS AT WAR #1 August 2001 Written by Karl Kesel; art by Steve Leiber, Paul Chadwick, Amanda Conner, Paul Grist, and Aron Wiesenfeld; cover by Jae Lee Featuring art by Steve Leiber, Paul Chadwick, Amanda Conner, Paul Grist, and Aron Wiesenfeld! The insanity of Harley Quinn's world collides with the metamorphic sanity of Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen in an explosive way! Jimmy's returned to Earth with information vital to the war effort, but tragically, he's landed in Gotham, where no one believes him. Now he has to depend on Harley to get him to Metropolis in one piece. Poor guy. DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. $2.95
	SUPERBOY #91 August 2001 Written by Joe Kelly; art and cover by Pascual Ferry and Keith Champagne An "Our Worlds at War" tie-in! The earth-shattering events of the War have taken their toll on everyone, prompting Superboy, Guardian and Serling to each write about what they've seen and the tragedies they've experienced. Within these three letters are resolutions of internal conflicts, questions raised over what's occurred during the War, and fears over what the future has in store. Plus, the Dog of War, Krypto! DC UNIVERSE SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #117 August 2001 Written by Mark Schultz; art and cover by Doug Mahnke and Tom Nguyen Guest-starring the Captain Marvels, the Atom and Wonder Woman. It is perhaps the darkest hour of the War as heroes have fallen and allies have turned against one another. And there is more death to come. Is it any wonder that Superman has fallen into despair? Unable to tell friend from foe, he's about to shed all his humanity to end the war once and for all! DC UNIVERSE SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	ACTION COMICS #782 August 2001 Written by Joe Kelly; art and cover by Kano and Marlo Alquiza Having undergone a radical transformation, the new Superman now may have the power to actually stop the War. But in doing so, has he become a greater danger to the Universe? It all ends here one way or another! DC COMICS SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	BATMAN #594 August 2001 Written by Ed Brubaker; art by Scott McDaniel and Karl Story; cover by McDaniel An "Our Worlds at War" tie-in! In the conclusion to the 2-part "Sanctuary," Batman searches for the mysterious alien who has sought refuge in a Gotham Cathedral, while a showdown looms with Lew Moxon's deadly bodyguard, Zeiss! DC COMICS BATMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	WONDER WOMAN #173 August 2001 Written by Phil Jimenez; art by Jimenez and Andy Lanning; cover by Adam Hughes An "Our Worlds at War" tie-in! The War has taken a turn for the worse, and the Amazons must ally themselves with the fiend who once decimated half their number — Darkseid. This is only the beginning of the sacrifices the women of Paradise Island will make this issue. Guest-starring Titan members Troia, Tempest, Starfire, and Raven. DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	SUPERGIRL #61 August 2001 Written by Peter David; art and cover by Leonard Kirk and Robin Riggs An "Our Worlds at War" tie-in! The War may have come to an end, but Supergirl certainly won't forget about it any time soon. As if she hasn't had enough trouble in her life lately, she comes into conflict with an alien scavenger who's picking from the carnage! DC COMICS SUPERMAN \| FC, 32 pg. $2.25
	WORLD'S FINEST: OUR WORLDS AT WAR #1 August 2001 Written by Jeph Loeb; art by Ed McGuinness, Doug Mahnke, Mike Wieringo, Cam Smith, and various; cover by Jae Lee The aftermath of the War and the toll it's taken on the heroes is examined in this grand finale to the epic event. The dead are buried as Superman tries to deal with what he's become. Guest-starring Wonder Woman, JLA and Young Justice. DC UNIVERSE \| FC, 48 pg. $2.95