March Releases
Green Arrow #132
JLA #18 JLA: Year One #5 (of 12) April Releases
Green Arrow #133
JLA #19 JLA: Year One #6 (of 12) Justice League of America Archives Vol. 4 Starman #43 May Releases
JLA #20
JLA 80-Page Giant #1
JLA: Rock of Ages TPB
JLA: Tomorrow Woman #1
JLA: Year One #7
Young Justice: The Secret #1
(W) Chuck Dixon
(A) Dougie Braithwaite and Robert Campanella
(Cover) Bill Sienkiewicz
Connor's JLA teammates make a cameo appearance in this issue, featuring a stunning cover by Bill Sienkiewicz! In Part 1 of a two-part story, Eddie Fyers returns! Struggling to stop drug dealers from distributing an alien drug, Eddie is captured. His only hope for escape lies in taking the drug, which gives him superhuman powers! But Connor gets caught in the middle when Eddie's new powers put him at odds with the JLA!
FC, 32 pages
(W) Mark Waid
(A) Howard Porter and John Dell
Rounding out the swap that began when Grant Morrison took over The Flash, writer Mark Waid (Kingdom Come, JLA: Year One) takes the reins for a two-issue story that pits the League against its greatest challenge yet! Seven jumbo jets on a collision course. Seven kill-crazy super-villains attacking the White House. The world's seven tallest buildings bursting into flame. Only the JLA knows the reason for these impossibly strange events, but they're too busy making rescues to thwart Dr. Julian September and his dangerously chaotic "Engine of Chance." Will they get to Dr. September before his freak coincidences eliminate them?
FC, 32 pages
(W) Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn
(A) Barry Kitson
The Doom Patrol guest-stars in the maxi-series revealing the earliest adventures of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes! Fear and terror spread as the Brotherhood of Evil unleashes its macabre plans, bringing the Justice League to its knees! The JLA's only hope may well rest with the bizarre team known as the Doom Patrol.
FC, 32 pages
(W) Chuck Dixon
(A) Dougie Braithwaite and Robert Campanella
(Cover) Bill Sienkiewicz
The JLA guest-stars in the conclusion of a two-part story! While most of the JLA have their hands full fighting drug-crazed super-humans in San Francisco, Green Arrow, Green Lantern, Zauriel and the now super-powered Eddie Fyers must assault the alien ship and find a cure for the deadly, super-power-inducing drug that's killing its users!
FC, 32 pages
(W) Mark Waid
(A) Howard Porter and John Dell
(Cover) Howard Porter and John Dell
The conclusion of a two-part story by guest-writer Mark Waid (Kingdom Come, JLA: Year One)! Universal coincidences are running rampant! Batman has been erased! And the mad Doctor Julian September has lost all control of his diabolical Engine of Chance! As probability runs wild, the origins of the Justice Leaguers are being retroactively and systematically erased from the history books. As their numbers fall, will a last minute appearance by one of the team's earliest members turn the tide?
FC, 32 pages
(W) Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn
(A) Barry Kitson and Michael Bair
(Cover) Kitson
The Doom Patrol has acquired all of the amazing powers of the Justice League's original members. Can the DC Universe's strangest heroes stop the Brotherhood of Evil where the League failed?
FC, 32 pages
(W) Gardner Fox
(A) Mike Sekowsky, Bernard Sachs and Murphy Anderson
(Cover) John Workman
Rediscover the Silver Age of DC's greatest super-team in this handsome volume reprinting Justice League of America #23-30! The JLA faces the Queen Bee, Despero, Amazo, Kanjar Ro, and an array of their greatest foes in this collection, culminating with the second JLA/JSA team-up "Crisis on Earth-Three!", the two-part story that introduced the JLA's evil counterparts -- The Crime Syndicate -- and featured the first Silver Age appearance of Golden Age Starman Ted Knight. Also included: an all-new introduction by writer Marv Wolfman (Teen Titans) and reproductions of the original covers.
FC, 224 pages
(W) James Robinson
(A) Tony Harris and Wade Von Grawbadger
(Cover) Harris
Jack Knight seeks the help of the JLA as he embarks on an outer-space adventure! Committed to finding former Starman Will Payton, believed to have been killed in space, Jack must say good-bye to Opal City and prepare for his perilous journey to the stars. But that journey can't take place without a spacecraft... and turning to the Justice League for one isn't as simple as it seems.
FC, 32 pages
(W) Mark Waid (A) Arnie Jorgensen and Dave Meikis (Cover) Howard Porter and Dell
Adam Strange guests in Part 1 of a 2-part story! Kidnapped and enslaved by an advanced alien race, the JLA is shocked to discover that their taskmaster is none other than their former ally -- Adam Strange! Even with Superman restored to his red, blue, and yellow glory, there's nothing the League can do to solve this "mystery in space!"
FC, 32 pages
(Creators) various
DC launches a new line of all-original 80-Page Giants with a one-shot featuring seven stories about the JLA! Among the stories: Green Arrow Oliver Queen disagrees with his teammates about a potential backer; the Red Tornado returns; a story starring Blue Beetle and Booster Gold; J'onn J'onnz teaches Kyle Rayner a valuable lesson; Wonder Woman rescues Aquaman from an Atlantean maze; Wonder Woman meetsBatman and the Flash for the first time; and DC's villains react to the JLA's new lineup.
FC, 80 pages Giant Format
(W) Grant Morrison (A) Howard Porter, Gary Frank, Greg Land, John Dell, Bob McLeod (Cover) Porter
The new League's greatest adventure to date is collected in a new tradepaperback, reprinting JLA #10-15. As Lex Luthor gathers a new Injustice Gang to commence his "hostile takeover" of the JLA, even greater forces are at work planning the downfall of the League, the Earth, and more. Rock of Ages tells the most cosmic JLA story in recent memory, as grand battles, ingenious subterfuge, and shifting loyalties play out in a tale that spans space and time.
FC, 160 pages
(W) Tom Peyer (A) Yannik Paquette and Mark Lipka (Cover) Leonard Kirk and Karl Story
A new story starring the JLA's most tragic member! Learn the secrets of Tomorrow Woman, the synthetic member of the JLA who sacrificed herself to save the League in JLA #5. See how the tortured creation of Professor Ivo and T.O. Morrow won the League's confidence in this never-before-told tale, as Tomorrow Woman must prove herself worthy of League membership in the battle against the subversive alien conspiracy known as the Sole Jurisdiction. But how will her mighty powers defeat an evil that uses the Earth's children as super-powered pawns?
FC, 32 pages
(W) Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn (A) Barry Kitson and Michael Bair (Cover) Kitson
When the Weapon Master strikes, it's Superman to the rescue -- and Green Lantern's not happy about it! Plus, while Black Canary and Flash stand on theprecipice of a torrid love affair, the League learns of a horrifying loose end from its first case -- one that may spell doom for the Earth!
FC, 32 pages
(W) Todd Dezago(A) Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker (Cover) Leonard Kirk and Karl Story
Meet the heroes who will form DC's newest super-team -- Young Justice! Impulse, Superboy and Robin are interrogated about a strange being they've just encountered. They themselves may be responsible for releasing a mysterious female from the clutches of the Department of Extranormal Operations (as seen in the pages of Chase). But is The Secret that the DEO's been keeping a deadly threat -- or is she just an innocent girl?
FC, 32 pages
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