Keith Giffen

J. M. DeMatteis

Kevin Maguire

Combining sarcastic dialogue with incredible action, this title is a hilarious comedy of errors and adventure.

Formerly Known as the Justice League

Bill Willingham

When the Justice League International opens headquarters in New York and Moscow, they learn they have a traitor among them, discover some surprising information about Maxwell Lord, and are forced into a confrontation with the Suicide Squad.

Volume two

Justice League International

A new trade paperback collecting JLA CLASSIFIED #4-9, the critically acclaimed follow-up to FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE JUSTICE LEAGUE! The Super Buddies open for business, but things hit a sour note when former foe Blackguard and his partner Guy Gardner open a sports bar next door to their new "headquarters" in the strip mall downtown!

I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League

Fabian Nicieza

When Catwoman steals Commissioner Gordon's encrypted notebook of open cases while Batman is engaged elsewhere, Barbara Gordon, new to the role of Batgirl and eager to prove herself, follows her and tries to retrieve it.

The Cat and the Bat

Batman

Indefensible (Defenders (Marvel Comics))

Defenders

Ty Templeton

Joe Corroney

Steve Molnar

Mission’s End

Star Trek

"In the wake of a world crisis, a new generation of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes takes center stage. But it's the most unlikely grouping of heroes you'll ever see! Batman, Blue Beetle, Martian Manhunter, Guy Gardner, Black Canary, Mister Miracle, Dr. Fate, Booster Gold, Doctor Light, and the power of Shazam! Can this ragtag group work as a functioning unit to stop terrorists at the United Nations, a brigade of Rocket Reds, the Royal Flush Gang, the mysterious Gray Man, and other threats -- or will they succumb to in-fighting and bad jokes?"--P. [4] of cover, v. 1.

Joe Rubinstein

The Adventures of Captain America, Sentinel of Liberty: Angels of death, angels of hope

Dennis Skinner

Dennis Skinner, the famed Beast of Bolsover, is adored by legions of supporters and respected as well as feared by admiring enemies. Fiery and forthright, with a prodigious recall, Skinner is one of the best-known politicians in Britain. He remains as passionate and committed to the causes he champions as on the first day he entered the House of Commons back in 1970. In an age of growing cynicism about politicians, the witty and astute Skinner is renowned as a brightly burning beacon of principle. He has watched Prime Ministers come and go - Heath, Wilson, Callaghan, Thatcher, Major, Blair, Brown - and yet remains uncorrupted by patronage and compromise. Cameron discovered Skinner's popularity when a public backlash forced the current PM to apologise in Parliament for calling Skinner a dinosaur who should be in a museum. Skinner at eighty has a unique take on post-war Britain. A combatant in the great social, industrial and political upheavals of the last half century, he's resisted telling his extraordinary story. Until now.

Reminiscences

Sailing Close to the Wind

Josef Rubinstein

The Adventures of Captain America, Sentinel of Liberty

Kevin Maguire

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