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The Enterprise travels back in time to 1986, bringing 2 humpback whales back to the future in order to stop an alien probe from destroying the Earth.

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Carnage has returned and he's ready to bring his brand of murder and mayhem to New York. But when Carnage adopts like-minded allies, it becomes Maximum Carnage. Can Spider-Man, Venom and others stop him?

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A Zero Month crossover issue. The Outsiders have disbanded. Without a home, Halo goes to visit Looker, to see how she is making out being a vampire. The visit is interrupted by Eradicator, who wants to enlist Looker’s aid in taking down a gun-runner. Eradicator, Looker, and Halo infiltrate the mansion of the boss, Oscar Bolt, and finds that he has Wylde captured. They free Wylde, and take down Bolt. Eradicator discovers the ammunition Bolt is selling is energy in nature, so the group brings Faust in to determine it is magic. The group instead discovers it is alien, and uncovers a scheme of the Pharon Empire. The reformed Outsiders defeat the Pharon Empire, but news gets out about the mansion’s destruction. Geo-Force, Katana, and Technocrat vow to bring in these rogue Outsiders.

Oliver Queen fights for justice, by day as a columnist for the Daily Star, by night as the Green Arrow. Two street toughs hold up a grocery store clerk. Before they can murder him, they are stopped by the Green Arrow. The Green Arrow activates an alarm, to signal for the police, before departing. At his home, the Green Arrow, as Queen, is accosted by Deidra Wagner, a lawyer. Queen is given a summons to appear at the reading of Abigail Horton's last will and testament.

The GI Joes aren't just sworn to protect, they were born to protect. They are a supreme strike force who will go where others fear, fight where others fall, and triumph where all others have failed. So what's happened! Could it be that the GI Joes have been tried and convicted for criminal acts against InterAlliance? How has this force for good been so thoroughly corrupted?

Military bases, high-tech manufacturing plants and research facilities across America are falling victim to sabotage. The destruction is quick and savage, leaving only a tattered U.S. flag to mark that anything was there in the first place. It will take a special group to cure this disease, a warrior force who will go where others fear, fight where others fall, and triumph where all others have failed. A force known as G I Joe. It's been said that in times of desperation, heroism reveals itself... and never have the times been more desperate!

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!

STARRING HEROES FROM CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS! Hub City is on the brink of collapse and anarchy! But its heroes—Blue Beetle, Captain Atom, and The Question—find inspiration and strength from a most unlikely source.

For centuries, the legendary King Arthur has served as a shining example of justice and virtue. Though he was laid to rest more than a thousand years ago, it has long been whispered that Arthur would rise again to save his world from destruction. Now, that hour has arrived.

A collection of the three DEMON tales, each story explores the connection between Batman and the villain Ra's al Ghul. The first tale focuses on the two teaming up and a union between the Dark Knight and Talia al Ghul; the second focuses on Ra's attempting to father a heir; and the third explores the real story behind the seemingly immortal villain and his motivation for world domination.

In this Elseworlds tale, the dying Green Lantern Abin Sur's ring recruits the bravest hero in the near vicinty: Bruce Wayne, a.k.a Batman! The moment sets off series of events that sees familiar faces with all-new powers!

"Year Two" is the title of a four-part story arc featuring Batman, written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Alan Davis, Paul Neary, Alfredo Alcala, Mark Farmer and Todd McFarlane.[1] It originally appeared in the American comic book Detective Comics #575-578, published by DC Comics.

BATMAN: DARK KNIGHT DYNASTY presents a story that uses the Batman mythos as a foundation but includes dynamic interpretations and plot twists to create a truly unique experience. This century-spanning epic introduces the reader to three different Dark Knights from the 14 century to the year 2500. The original Batman is a holy knight named Joshua Wainwright. During the Crusades, Wainwright takes on the guise of a bat and becomes the sworn enemy of the villainous immortal Vandal Savage. As the tale continues after Wainwright's demise, his descendants take the mantle of the bat and dedicate their lives to battling the undying Savage.

Everything has been leading to this! Bruce Wayne made his long journey back through time in RETURN OF BRUCE WAYNE. Now it's finally time for him to reunite with the characters closest to him. Don't miss these 3-page previews of the 8 issues connecting Bruce Wayne's past to Batman's exciting future!

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Featuring the first appearance of Geo-Force and Katana. Batman quits the Justice League after they refuse to help him recover Lucius Fox from freedom fighters in Markovia--prompting the Dark Knight to form his own rescue team.

The Outsiders face the Masters of Disaster in Markovia while Baron Bedlam plots behind the scenes.