Concluding the dramatic twelve-part story from Ed Brubaker (Captain
America, Sleeper) and Dustin Nguyen (Wildcats 3.0). Following a
disastrous miscalculation that led to the total destruction of
Washington DC, the Authority have abandoned their dictatorial control
over the United States and apparently disbanded. But as old patterns
emerge and familiar tyranny and corruption return, how long can the
controversial vigilante heroes stay silent? Collecting Authority:
Revolution #6-12.

- Detective Comics #817 & Batman #651 (crossover story)
- Catwoman #53
- Nightwing #118
- Robin #148
- Superman #650
- Action Comics #837
- Supergirl #7
- Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis #40
- Birds of Prey #92
- Blood of the Demon #13
- Blue Beetle #1
- Firestorm the Nuclear Man #23
- Green Arrow #60
- Green Lantern #10
- Hawkgirl #50
- Manhunter #20
- JSA #83
- JSA Classified #10
- Outsiders #34
- Teen Titans #34

The secrets behind Jason Todd's return from the grave are finally
revealed.

Superman's life takes another surprising turn when Lois Lane transforms
from his skeptical girlfriend to a Kryptonian Superwoman with powers of
her own. Meanwhile, what devious schemes could Lex Luthor be plotting
deep in maximum security prison? Continuing the massively acclaimed
revamp of the Man of Steel from the superstar creative team of writer
Grant Morrison (We3, JLA, Seven Soldiers, New X-Men) and artist Frank
Quitely (We3, New X-Men, Authority).

Kicking off an eight-part crossover story from writers Geoff Johns
(Infinite Crisis) and Kurt Busiek (Astro City) and artist Pete Woods
(Catwoman). It's One Year Later in Metropolis, but could the city's
protector be on the way out?

Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen take the spotlight in a bumper-sized
collection of their earliest solo stories.

Worlds collide and a hero will die in the penultimate chapter of DC's
mega event.

The legacy of the Brother Eye spy satellite threatens the exposure of a
hero's greatest secret and the beginning of a new world war. From the
OMAC Project creative team of writer Greg Rucka (Gotham Central,
Adventures of Superman) and artist Jesus Saiz (Manhunter, 21 Down).

The mystical Blue Beetle scarab has found a new champion, but the
identity of the individual behind the mask may surprise you. Keith
Giffen (Formerly Known as the Justice League) and screenwriter John
Rogers join artist Cully Hamner (Batman: Tenses, The Ride) for a bold
One Year Later relaunch of Blue Beetle.

1001 years in the future, how could Supergirl have joined the nascent
Legion?

The original Teen Titans lineup of Robin, Wonder Girl, Kid Flash and
Aqualad unite in their classic earliest adventures. Collecting Brave
and the Bold #54, Showcase #59 and Teen Titans #1-18.

Acclaimed writer Grant Morrison (All Star Superman, The Invisibles)
joins a host of hot artists in the second collection of the epic 30-part
Seven Soldiers event. As some of the forgotten characters of the DC
Universe are redefined in standalone series, their adventures
intricately intertwine as they work together -- without ever meeting --
to save Earth from an apocalyptic alien threat. Collecting Klarion the
Witch Boy #2-3, Shining Knight #3-4, Guardian #3-4 and Zatanna #3.

The Eisner-winning team of writer Alan Moore (Promethea, Watchmen) and
artist Gene Ha return with a stunningly detailed original graphic novel
revealing the origins of the future city of Neopolis and the first
officers of Top Ten, now available in softcover.

Adam Chamberlain is a 20-year-old church minister, best-selling author,
and media-savvy leader of a nationwide youth chastity movement. Just a
few weeks before his wedding to the first and only partner he ever
wants, dark forces pull Adam out of his comfort zone and into unknown
territories where tensions between carnal desires and obedience to God's
word may cost him a lot more than his virginity. Beginning a bold new
ongoing series from critically lauded writer Steven T. Seagle and indie
buzz artist Becky Cloonan (Demo), with covers by Frank Quitely. (For
mature readers.)

The South's dark and violent shame of black slavery was exposed and
expunged during the Civil War, but for Atticus Mann life as a free man
proves even harder now racism has gone underground. Continuing the tough
as nails new series from 100 Bullets writer Brian Azzarello. (For mature
readers.)

Last man on Earth Yorick Brown and his companions finally reach Japan in
their continuing search for Ampersand, Yorick's pet monkey and
apparently the key to the resurrection of mankind. (For mature readers.)

Peter Parker makes a trip to Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters to
visit new girlfriend Kitty Pryde, just in time for the X-Mansion to come
under attack from Deadpool and his Marauders. Guest-starring the
Ultimate X-Men.

Superstar artist David Finch (New Avengers) joins CB Cebulski (Marvel
Mangaverse) for a cat burglary tale featuring Spidey, sometime partner
the Black Cat and the mighty Doctor Doom. Also, Ron Garney warms up for
his new gig as artist of Amazing Spider-Man in a story penned by Joe
Reitman.

Putting out a contract on the Punisher is tantamount to suicide, but
mobster Uncle Fonzie is about to learn hiring Bullseye to do the hit was
an even worse idea. Concluding the limited series from the acclaimed
Bullseye: Greatest Hits team of Way (Wolverine) and Dillon (Preacher).

The hugely acclaimed Supreme Power makes its eagerly awaited relaunch as
a new ongoing series, from the continuing creative team of J. Michael
Straczynski (Amazing Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Babylon 5) and artist
Gary Frank (Hulk). The US government establishes not one but two secret
teams of super-powered individuals to covertly deal with problems both
at home and abroad -- but with loose cannon Hyperion pursuing an agenda
of his own, the greatest threat may lie within.

Celebrate 65 years of Marvel's flag-bearing hero in a extra-sized
special bridging Captain America's fighting days in World War Two with
the current acclaimed run from acclaimed writer Ed Brubaker (X-Men:
Deadly Genesis), illustrated by Eric Wight (The Escapist, art of Seth
Cohen on The OC). General Lukin is determined to buy a seemingly
worthless piece of land in Germany, but what is its secret? The answer
lies in an untold tale from the war, with Cap, Bucky and Sgt Fury and
his Howling Commandoes fighting behind enemy lines to stop the Red
Skull.

Following her revival in the pages of House of M and New Avengers, Carol
Danvers returns to centre stage in a new ongoing series from rising
stars Brian Reed (Spider-Woman: Origin) and Rob de la Torre.

An unforseen consequence of House of M comes to bear as the Avengers
must face a deadly new enemy. Featuring the debut of new ongoing artist
Mike Deodato Jr (Amazing Spider-Man, Hulk).

Thunderbolts returns to its original numbering in a giant-sized
extravaganza featuring an new full-length story plus special centennial
bonus material. As Baron Zemo battles Photon and Moonstone returns, one
Thunderbolt will make the ultimate sacrifice.

Frank Castle has faced some truly terrifying foes in his time, but none
as rotten to the core as the Barracuda. He's big, he's mean and he's
hungry. (For mature readers.)

The critically acclaimed and groundbreaking mature readers series from
superstar scribe Brian Michael Bendis (House of M, Daredevil) is
collected in its entirety in one huge volume. Jessica Jones was once a
costumed superhero called Jewel, but it wasn't the life for her. Now a
chain-smoking, alcoholic, self-destructive loner running a low-rent
private investigation agency specialising in superpower-related cases,
Jessica is trying to move on with her life and keep it together -- but
her past is beginning to catch up with her. Collecting Alias #1-28, the
'What If Jessica Jones Had Joined the Avengers?' special, and brand new
bonus material. (For mature readers.)

Marvel's hottest new teen superteam thwart an alien invasion of Los
Angeles and travel to New York to defend mutant vigilante Cloak, accused
of a crime he didn't commit, and meet the New Avengers along the way.
Collecting issues #7-12 of the acclaimed all-ages series from Brian K.
Vaughan, winner of the Eisner award for best comics writer of 2005.

The Eisner-winning tenure of Bendis and Maleev comes to a shocking
conclusion. Wilson Fisk has returned to reclaim his mantle as kingpin of
Hell's Kitchen, and will use a secret dossier of incriminating
information on Daredevil -- the Murdock Papers -- to once again reduce
Matt Murdock's life to nothing. Collecting Daredevil #76-81.

An unthinkable assassination begins a series of events that leaves
Captain America questioning his memories of the past, just in time for a
very old face to reappear. Multiple award-winning writer Ed Brubaker
(Sleeper, Gotham Central) and artists Steve Epting, Michael Lark (Gotham
Central) and Jean Paul Leon (New X-Men) make a stunning debut on what is
already being called one of the best Captain America stories ever.
Collecting Captain America #1-7.

It's bad news for an isolated Alaskan town when the crash of an
interstellar prison ship sets free Paibok the Power Skrull, Lunatik, the
Blood Brothers and the mighty Drax the Destroyer. Veteran writer Keith
Giffen and hot young artist Mitch Breitweiser reinvent Drax just in time
for his pivotal role in the cosmic Annihilation event beginning next
month. Collecting Drax the Destroyer #1-4.

Collecting the first third of the complete profiles of the characters of
the Marvel Universe, featuring full lineups of the Avengers, the
Defenders, the Fantastic Four plus Daredevil, Doctor Strange, the Hulk
and many more.

A new monthly series reprinting the best Transformers stories of
yesteryear, beginning with the classic 'Warrior School' from Marvel's
Transformers #7. Featuring covers from Ashley Wood and Nick Roche
recreating the original cover illustration.

Acclaimed artist Ashley Wood's creator-owned series makes an eagerly
awaited return, as Popbot finds himself in the middle of all-out Robot
War.

Master horror filmmaker George A. Romero's latest zombie masterpiece
Land of the Dead comes to comics in an adaptation by Chris Ryall (Shaun
of the Dead) and Gabriel Rodriguez, with this collected edition
including seven brand new story pages plus a cover gallery, sample art
and more. As the walking dead roam the earth one of the last pockets of
humanity lives behind the fortified walls of a makeshift city, with the
wealthy elite isolated from danger in a luxurious skyscraper while
exploiting the masses down below. When the army of shambling corpses
outside undergoes a strange evolution, a group of hardened mercenaries
are the city's only hope.

The fan-favourite art of IDW house illustrators Ashley Wood and Ben
Templesmith highlights a collection of self-contained vampire stories
from writers Amber Benson (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Tales of the
Vampires) and Christina Z.

While trying to move on from the murder of his mother, high school