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JLA: American Dreams is the second collected volume of Grant Morrison’s acclaimed JLA run, published by DC Comics in 1997. The trade paperback collects JLA #5–9, bringing together the Justice League stories featuring Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Flash, Green Lantern and the Martian Manhunter. The collection includes the storyline American Dreams, written by…
JLA: Crisis of Conscience is a DC Comics collection published in 2006, collecting the storyline written by Geoff Johns and Allan Heinberg, with artwork by Chris Batista and Mark Farmer. The story follows the Justice League in the aftermath of Identity Crisis, as the team is forced to confront the consequences of its past actions…
JLA: New Maps of Hell is a DC Comics trade paperback published in 2006, collecting the six-part New Maps of Hell storyline from JLA Classified #10–15. The story is written by Warren Ellis, with artwork by Jackson “Butch” Guice, and features the Justice League confronting a mysterious threat that forces its members to experience intensely…
JLA: New World Order is the first collected volume of the acclaimed 1997 JLA series. Written by Grant Morrison, with art by Howard Porter and John Dell, the story sees Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman and Martian Manhunter reunited as the world’s greatest heroes face the mysterious Hyperclan. The collection reprints…
JLA: Primeval is a 64-page prestige-format one-shot published by DC Comics in 1999, written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, with artwork and cover by Ariel Olivetti. The story follows the Justice League as a mysterious force begins reversing evolution, causing the heroes and humanity itself to regress towards a primitive state. The book features…
JLA: Rock of Ages is a trade paperback collection published by DC Comics in 1998, written by Grant Morrison with artwork by Howard Porter, John Dell and other contributing artists. The collection reprints the six-part Rock of Ages storyline originally published in JLA #10–15. The story sees the Justice League facing the Injustice Gang, led…
JLA: Superpower is a 64-page prestige-format one-shot published by DC Comics in 1999, written by John Arcudi, with artwork by Scot Eaton and Ray Kryssing. The issue features the introduction of Mark Antaeus, a powerful new hero who joins the Justice League of America but soon finds himself at odds with the League over how…
JLA: That Was Now, This Is Then collects the five-part storyline originally published in JLA Classified #50–54. Written by Roger Stern, with art by John Byrne and Mark Farmer, the story sees the Justice League confronted by the mysterious and powerful Titus, an enemy from the League’s past who returns seeking revenge. Published by DC…
JLA: The Obsidian Age – Book Two collects the concluding chapters of the major Obsidian Age storyline from JLA #72–76. Written by Joe Kelly, with artwork from Doug Mahnke, Yvel Guichet and Lewis LaRosa, the story follows the Justice League as they become trapped thousands of years in the past and battle to save Atlantis…
JSA: Black Reign collects the acclaimed storyline by Geoff Johns, featuring artwork by Rags Morales, Don Kramer, Michael Bair and Keith Champagne. The story brings Black Adam to the forefront as the Justice Society of America confronts the consequences of his brutal attempt to impose his own form of justice on Kahndaq. The collection reprints…
A cult-classic first-person shooter developed by Rebellion, creators of 2000 AD and the Sniper Elite series. Faithfully based on the Judge Dredd universe, it features iconic characters and enemies from the comics, making it one of the most sought-after Judge Dredd video game adaptations. Take on the role of Judge Dredd as Mega-City One descends…
A graphic novel adaptation of Jules Verne’s classic science-fiction adventure, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, adapted by Carl Bowen with artwork by José Alfonso Ocampo Ruiz. The story follows Professor Pierre Aronnax, Conseil and Ned Land as they encounter the mysterious submarine Nautilus and its enigmatic captain, Nemo. This edition was originally published by Stone…
