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End of Life #9 delivers action. laughs, wtf moments, and some heart

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Eddie, with some big and little friends, gets to kick the pants off Rumplemindt and Neils. Seems like he’s getting the hang of narrowly escaping the clutches of evil men. Everything else in his life? Not so much. How’s he going to handle Sophie learning his big secret…and what’s he going to do when George makes a huge request of him?

Story: Kyle Starks
Art: Steve Pugh
Color: Chris O’Halloran
Letterer: Becca Carey

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Preview: Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy #3

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Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy #3

(W) Ram V. (A) Mike Perkins

With Daniel Burroughs trapped by the Sleeper, Yvette and Mac plan an unlikely rescue even as Alistair Romeo struggles to uncover the motives of those who move against him. Daniel’s impetuousness is not without reward as his unique abilities lead him to answers. But in the world of Black Tower, new revelations often come with their own explosive consequences…

Cover of 'Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy' comic book featuring a muscular man with a firearm, surrounded by circular portraits of other characters, all in a monochromatic blue and white design.
A comic panel featuring a woman with a distressed expression, holding her head in frustration, accompanied by the word 'FUCK!' in a speech bubble.
A dramatic comic book panel featuring a distressed character with long hair in a green shirt, expressing frustration, with scenes of a busy city street in the background and a car in the foreground.
A comic book panel depicting two characters in a tense conversation in a dimly lit room. One character appears distressed while the other is assertively addressing him. In the background, there's a rainy scene with cars and reflections, adding to the mood of urgency and tension.

Preview: The Flash #38

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The Flash #38

(W) Ryan North (A) Gavin Guidry

THE FUTURE COMPROMISED! Somehow, Wally West’s visions of the future failed to foresee the destruction of three separate bridges in three separate cities, but he’s determined not to let this interfere with the good work he’s doing.

But the rest of the League is less interested in letting him experiment on such a scale, especially when the costs are so high and people are getting hurt. But the Flash still wants to do good and doesn’t see a setback as a reason to abandon the entire thing. And besides, there’s not much anyone can do to stop the Flash…

Comic book cover featuring The Flash racing towards an explosion, with the text 'NOT FAST ENOUGH!' prominently displayed. The background depicts cars and a dramatic scene.
A silhouette of a superhero standing in front of a massive explosion, with cars in the foreground. Dialogue boxes indicate the hero's thoughts about moving quickly and the consequences of the explosion.
Comic panel depicting a character standing near a city bridge engulfed in flames and debris, with dialogue expressing concern about people still being in jail and the need for help.
A comic book panel depicting Superman rescuing a woman in distress while Flash and another character look on. The background shows destruction with smoke, debris, and a city skyline.

Preview: Zatanna #7

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Zatanna #7

(W) Jamal Campbell (A) Yasmine Putri

THE LADY WHITE RETURNS! In search of revenge, the ghostly vampire puts her plans into motion and drags Zatanna into a fight with a ruthless new foe that threatens to push the Prime Magus to the brink. Blood will be spilled. Blood will be consumed. And blood ties will be revealed!

Cover of Zatanna comic issue #7 featuring Zatanna in distress surrounded by ghostly hands and a bloody curtain, with the title 'The Lady White Bares Her Fangs'.
A snowy village scene in the Arctic Circle with several people gathered around a dock and boats. A group is interacting, and one character appears distressed, shouting while running away. The atmosphere is wintery and rustic.
A dramatic comic book scene depicting a confrontation in a dimly lit prison cell. A man with pale hair is gripping a woman's face forcefully, while she looks distressed. Dialogue bubbles convey tension, indicating a struggle and a sense of urgency. The background features prison bars, enhancing the atmosphere of captivity.
A dramatic comic book page featuring characters in an emotional confrontation. A young boy interacts with a ghostly figure, who appears to be his father, as they discuss themes of shame and family duty. The scene is set in a dimly lit, confined space with chains and a mysterious atmosphere, conveying tension and a sense of urgency.

Preview: Justice League: Dark Realm Special #1

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Justice League: Dark Realm Special #1

(W) Dan Mora (A) Dan Mora

MASTER STORYTELLER DAN MORA UNVEILS THE DARK REALM OF THE DCU!

The Justice League is an Unlimited force across the Earth and the stars… but the dimensions beyond our realm of understanding are now breaking through! Or have they been here this whole time? In his writing debut, visionary artist Dan Mora at last reveals the untold origin of Cadejos — the epic, fire-breathing, wolf-like powerhouse of the Justice League Unlimited — on a journey of redemption, power, and vengeance. From folklore legend to superhero, witness a battle of good vs. evil like you’ve never seen before!

Comic book cover titled 'Justice League: The Dark Realm Special', featuring superheroes, including a character in a red suit and a character with a magical aura, alongside a dark, menacing figure in the background.
A father carrying his daughter on his shoulders, while engaging in a conversation about insects and arachnids.
A dramatic comic panel featuring a terrified young girl named Victoria covered in red, with a frantic adult male reaching out to her. The background shows chaos, with expressions of fear and desperation as they call out to each other.
A tense scene from a comic book where a character in a red shirt reaches out in desperation, demanding the return of someone named Victoria to a dark, menacing figure adorned with glowing patterns and spikes.
A dramatic comic book panel depicting a character in distress surrounded by vivid, menacing plants and a shadowy creature with glowing eyes. Dialogue balloons convey tension and conflict between characters, set in a vibrant Costa Rican landscape.
A muscular character with glowing eyes and fiery, monstrous features, surrounded by chains, showcasing a dramatic expression. Inset panels display a conflicted human character in a dark environment.
Cover of 'Justice League: The Dark Realm Special' featuring a glowing title and illustrations of iconic superheroes including Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman against a sunset backdrop.

Preview: Justice League Unlimited #24

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Justice League Unlimited #24

(W) Mark Waid, Nicole Maines (A) Dan Mora, Fico Ossio

EVE OF REVELATION! The disastrous war between Lex Luthor and Batman has left the Justice League less united than ever… but change is brewing on the horizon, and one threat is destined to bring the JLU together again: the future. Dreamer, Brainiac Queen, Red Tornado, and more vie for the fate of tomorrow — and only the return of Superman himself can hope to sort out the chaos!

Cover of Justice League Unlimited comic issue 24 featuring various superheroes' faces arranged in a circular pattern, with Wonder Woman in the foreground sitting on the ground, and the title 'VISIONS REVEALED' at the bottom.
A superhero stands on a 'Justice League Unlimited' logo, facing shadowy figures of other superheroes. Speech bubbles indicate a tense conversation about teamwork.
DC Comics Justice League Unlimited promotional image featuring prominent superheroes such as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. The image includes text describing story arcs and credits for writers, artists, and other contributors.
A comic panel featuring an animated character in a superhero costume, shouting a directive. In the background, an aircraft carrier is under attack with explosions in the water. The scene includes dramatic text bubbles detailing a military mission regarding an unknown agent and orders to save the crew.

Preview: Superman: The Wedding Album – 30th Anniversary Special #1

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Superman: The Wedding Album – 30th Anniversary Special #1

(W) Karl Kesel, Louise Jones Simonson, Rainbow Rowell, Dan Jurgens (A) Tom Grummett, Jerry Ordway, Jon Bogdanove, Cian Tormey

CELEBRATE THE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF DC’S MOST FAMOUS COUPLE! Thirty years ago, the Man of Steel married the incomparable Lois Lane. After crawling his way back from death at the hands of Doomsday, revealing his greatest secret, and surviving a parade of nefarious wedding crashers, the couple lived happily ever after. Now, in honor of their anniversary, it’s up to their Super Son, Jon Kent, to plan a party for his parents with some unwanted help from the fifth dimension. Can he keep it a secret from them and their enemies hoping to strike while their guards are down?

Join the team behind the historical one-shot along with some exciting new additions for an unforgettable celebration of love and all things super!

Superman holding a woman in a flowing white dress while flying over a cityscape. The image features vibrant colors and dynamic poses, with a title banner reading 'Superman: The Wedding Album 30th Anniversary Special'.
A page from 'Superman: The Wedding Album' celebrating its 30th anniversary, featuring chapter titles, script and art credits, and contributors, including Dan Jurgens and Louise Simonson.
A young man relaxing on a red couch in a cozy living room, reading a scrapbook. The room features a coffee table, plants, and a view of a cityscape through a window, with text indicating it's a fall day in Metropolis.
A comic panel depicting a conversation between a man and a woman in a living room. The man lounges on a couch while the woman, holding a serving tray, is speaking to him. There are humorous exchanges about recording a message and gender roles.
A scene depicting two characters, a young man and a young woman, engaged in a conversation while sitting on a couch. The young man appears to be reminiscing, holding a photo, while the woman listens intently. They are surrounded by books and other personal items, suggesting a cozy indoor setting. A pizza box labeled 'HOT STUFF' is present on the table.
A superhero, dressed as Superman, embraces a woman named Lois Lane in a cozy setting. The scene conveys a moment of affection between the two characters, with Superman holding a package labeled 'HOT STUFF' while Lois looks affectionately at him.
A superhero in a blue costume with a red cape is embracing a woman, both leaning in for a kiss. The scene is divided into two panels, with a playful pizza box labeled 'HOT STUFF' held between them.

Preview: Superman #43

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Superman #43

(W) Joshua Williamson (A) Xermánico

THE MAN OF STEEL RETURNS TO METROPOLIS FOR A NEW STORY ARC BY JOSHUA WILLIAMSON AND NEW ONGOING SUPERMAN ARTIST XERMÁNICO!

After Superman was in DC K.O.’s tournament, lost in time, and at war with General Zod, Lois Lane gives Clark Kent a new adventure… to be a reporter?! Clark Kent begins a new investigation into a mysterious death cult in Metropolis, but he’s not the only one on the case… Marilyn Moonlight makes her return! Both heroes are drawn to a dangerous side of Metropolis that Clark Kent didn’t know existed, where one of DC Comics’ greatest enemies is hiding…

Also features Superman’s new ongoing superstar artist… Xermánico!

Cover of Superman comic issue 43 featuring Superman tearing his shirt to reveal the iconic 'S' symbol, with a full moon in the background and two women characters on either side.
A comic panel featuring characters Cat Grant and a woman dressed in a futuristic outfit. The scene is set at night with a full moon visible in the background. Cat Grant introduces herself, referencing her work for the Daily Planet, while the other character makes a playful remark about the volume of her voice.
A comic book page set in a graveyard at night, featuring characters discussing eerie statues and the concept of living death. The scene includes gravestones, mist, and a full moon, creating a suspenseful atmosphere.
Superman flying over a city skyline with a warm sunset in the background, showcasing powerful poses and scenes of heroism in comic art style.
A comic page featuring a dialogue between Lois Lane and another character, discussing work deadlines and personal issues. The scene is set in an office with large windows showing a city skyline.
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