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The super-villain group called the Rouges are after the Flash and their former leader, Captain Cold. will need to improve his brain.

The might of the Justice League of America is put to the test when they face Lex Luthor and his Injustice Gang, Darkseid, and a new foe, Prometheus.

After an invasion by Apokolips ends in the deaths of all the planet's superheroes and its gods, Earth 2 depends upon a new set of heroes to save them. Earth's Green Lantern, the Flash, Hawkwoman, and the Atom must defend Earth 2 from the Grey, a power that is siphoning the life of the planet itself and whose champion is the undead Simon Grundy.

With humanity all but defeated by the artificial intelligence Ultron and the few heroes who are left struggling and broken, Wolverine decides to pursue his own plan to defeat Ultron, but the drastic action he and Sue Reed take may cause more problems than it solves.

When Jason Todd, aka Robin, discovers that the woman he believed was his mother was not his real mother, he goes looking for his birth mother. When he tracks her to the Middle East, he ends up tangled up in one of the Joker's schemes, and it will be a fatal mistake.

Reed and Sue Richards take Ben, Johnny and the kids on a year-long vacation through time and space. The plan is that they will only actually be gone from Earth for four minutes and, in their absence, Ant-man, Medusa, She-Hulk, and the new Ms. Thing stand ready to protect the world. In reality, the Fantastic Four fail to return from their vacation until an aged version of Johnny Storm flames into the Baxter Building claiming that the whole group will be dead if something is not done quickly.

Collects no. 14-19 of "Invincible" comics, in which teen superhero Mark Grayson, having learned the awful truth about his father, finds the world a difficult place to negotiate--especially with high school graduation looming.

Mark Grayson struggles to keep his superpowers a secret as he deals with sex, relationships, and saving the world.

Presents numbers 5-8 of "Invincible," in which teenager Mark Grayson, son of the superhero Omniman, struggles to balance girls, peer pressure, and the SATs with his own heroic responsibilities.

Superman's friend and coworker, Jimmy Olsen, develops super powers of his own and becomes Mr. Action, and the two battle Kryptonite Man and other forces as Jimmy's past is revealed.