X-Men By Pepe Larraz And Marte Gracia

X-Men #1

(July, 2021)

Wraparound Cover

"In Threes"

Jean Grey, Cyclops, Wolverine

Artwork by Pepe Larraz

"Fearless" - Chapter I

Rogue, Synch, Polaris, Sunfire

Colors by Marte Gracia

X-Men #2

(August, 2021)

"Catching The Wave"

Inferno #4

(January, 2021)

"The Death Of Moira X"

German Comics By Ehapa

Gerechtigkeitsliga #8

Roter Blitz #3

Grüne Leuchte #2

Aquaman #3

Super Powers

Artwork: José Luis García-López

Wonder Woman - Supergirl - Batgirl

Superman - Green Lantern - Batman

The Penguin - Joker - Riddler - Catwoman

The Justice League Of America

The Scarlet Witch By Russell Dauterman

Scarlet Witch

Her Suits Through History

Artwork by Russell Dauterman

Wolverine And The X-Men

Avengers: United They Stand

X-Men: Evolution

WandaVision

The Death Of The Justice League

Justice League #75

(April, 2022)

Cover by Daniel Sampere, Alejandro Sánchez

Cover by Mikel Janín

Cover by Dan Jurgens, Norm Rapmund, Alex Sinclair

A new Dark Army made up of the DCU's greatest villains has formed on the edges of the Multiverse! The DCU's best and most powerful heroes are pulled together in an epic war to push the darkness back! But in the end, they are no match for it! That's right, you heard it here first: the Justice League are killed by the Dark Army, with only one survivor to warn the remaining heroes of Earth about what is coming for them! Final issue.

The Captains

Captain America Steve Rogers

Artwork by Alex Ross

Captain America Sam Wilson

Artwork by Alex Ross

When Arnim Zola launches a catastrophic attack on New York City, he meets his match in Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers! In the explosive battle that follows, two Captain Americas prove better than one, and Sam and Steve decide they might just keep a good thing going.

Captain America - Sentinel Of Liberty #1

(May, 2022)

Artwork by Carmen Carnero, Alejandro Sánchez

Captain America - Symbol Of Truth

(May, 2022)

Artwork by R.B. Silva, Jesús Aburtov

Empyre :: Invasion Of Wakanda

The third issue of "Invasion Of Wakanda" did not even make it to the July 2020 solicitations, since the mini-series was cancelled due to COVID. Artist Dustin Weaver, however, did create a cover for the unpublished issue. This artwork is featured as extra content in the "Empyre" Omnibus.

Empyre: Invasion Of Wakanda #3

(July, 2020)

Cover by Dustin Weaver

My Personal Collection :: Super Friends

Super Friends - Volume II

"Truth, Justice, and Peace"

(2004)

Cover by Alex Toth

If you grew up watching the Saturday morning adventures on TV, then you'll be happy to stroll down memory lane with this follow-up to last year's successful collection, starring Superman, Batman and Robin, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Wonder Twins, and others.

Written by E. Nelson Bridwell, this volume showcases the art of Ramona Fradon, Bob Smith, and Vince Colletta, with a dynamic cover portraying the Super Friends by legendary artist Alex Toth! Reprints material from Super Friends #10, 12, 13, 25, 28, 31, and 37, plus the backups from #29 & 36, featuring appearances by the likes of Supergirl, the Demon, Swamp Thing, the Global Guardians, TNT & Dyna-Mite, Man-Bat, Bizarro, Solomon Grundy, Felix Faust, Black Orchid, Gorilla Grodd, and more!

My Personal Collection :: Super Friends

Super Friends - Volume I

(December, 2003)

Cover by Alex Ross

DC Comics' greatest heroes were brought together on network television in the '70s to form the ultimate super team and teach children lessons of honesty, truth, and the importance of teamwork. Working as the ultimate union of heroes, Superman, Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman and Aquaman fought against any and all threats to the world, including the evil plots of their archenemies, the Legion of Doom. 

Joined by their faithful sidekicks, Marvin, Wendy, Wonder Dog, the Wonder Twins Zan and Jayna, and Gleek the space monkey, the Super Friends mix humor with heroism in these tales adapted from the ever-popular Super Friends! animated show.

Mistress Of Magnetism

X-Men #6

(January, 2022)

Cover by Russell Dauterman, Matthew Wilson

"Whatever Happened To Captain Krakoa?"

Trading Card Variant Artist Proof

Polaris

Wonder Woman vs Aquaman II

Wonder Woman And The Furies #3

"Cataclysm"

(August, 2011)

Cover by Scott Clark, David Beaty, Andrew Dalhouse

The secrets behind Queen Hippolyta's death and the start of the world war are revealed. And when Diana finds out about an unholy alliance between her ally and her enemy, how does it affect the war?

Wonder Woman vs Aquaman I

The World Of Flashpoint

Wonder Woman

(2012)

Cover by Shane Davis, Sandra Hope

Not a dream, not an imaginary story, not an elseworld. This is Flash Fact: When Barry Allen wakes at his desk, he discovers the world has changed. Family is alive, loved ones are strangers, and close friends are different, gone or worse. It's a world on the brink of a cataclysmic war... but where are Earth's Greatest Heroes to stop it?

Emperor Aquaman: Months ago, the war between the Amazons and the Atlanteans escalated and spilled over into the rest of the world after Emperor Aquaman submerged Rome underwater. Now, learn the truth behind one of the biggest events in the world of Flashpoint.

Wonder Woman and the Furies: How did the battle between Amazon and Atlantean begin? It all started with the marriage of Arthur and Diana!

My Personal Collection :: Ms Marvel

Ms. Marvel

Volume II: Civil War

(September, 2007)

Cover by David Mack

Ms. Marvel enlists in the Civil War as she joins forces with Simon "Wonder Man" Williams and Julia "Arachne" Carpenter to police and train heroes. But there's a traitor in their midst, looking to undermine the registration movement. Plus, Rogue of the X-Men shows up and Carol is none too happy.

The Legion Five Years Later :: Part II

Legion Of Super-Heroes #2

(October, 1989)

Cover by Keith Giffen, Al Gordon, Tom McCraw

Phantom Girl, who was soon to marry Jo Nah, has been declared dead after a transportation incident between Bgtzl and Earth, although her body was never found. Upon her beloved Tinya's death, Ultra Boy returned to his home planet, Rimbor, where he became a smuggler, interfering with the business operations of some dangerous people. One of his partners in crime is Kono, a skillful and resourceful girl from Sklar who loves looking for trouble.

Night Girl and Loomis have left Braal, and are on their way to Kathoon, where they will be safe until the Legion is re-formed. Sun Boy is being seduced and influenced by Circe, a shifty Science Police commander who is trying to find dirt on liaison officer and Legion ally Shvaughn Erin.

The Khunds send a couple of mercenaries to kill Kono and Ultra Boy, and although they do not succeed, they have manage to cause much destruction and death in the process. While this is happening, the Dominators have made contact with Roxxas, a long-forgotten Legion villain, and offer him the opportunity to seek revenge on his old enemies.

The Legion Five Years Later :: Part I

Legion Of Super-Heroes #1

"Five Years Later..."

(September, 1989)

Cover by Keith Giffen, Al Gordon, Tom McCraw

Five years have passed since the Magic Wars changed the universal order. A technological and economic collapse has spread across the United Planets, bringing about misery and disaster all over. The Legion of Super-Heroes has disbanded while under the leadership of Polar Boy. Sun Boy is now in public service and has become a frivolous liaison of EarthGov. Chameleon Boy, now in charge of R.J. Brande's fortune has decided it is time to get the band back together, and seeks to reunite with his old friends.

Cosmic Boy and Night Girl, are soon-to-be parents living on his home planet of Braal, which is in shambles, and being forcefully occupied by Imsk. Shrinking Violet has been dishonorable discharged from her position as field commander of the Imsk Occupational Army, and is on her way to the Ranzz twins homeworld of Winath.

Chameleon Boy makes it to Braal, and is able to recruit Cosmic Boy, who is now powerless and suffering PTSD after being part of the war against Imsk. His wife Night Girl and childhood friend Loomis will resettle on Kathoon while the Legion re-forms.

My Personal Collection :: Batman

Batman

"A Death In The Family"

(December, 1995)

Cover by Jim Aparo

Batman readers were allowed to vote on the outcome of the story and they decided that Robin should die! As the second person to assume the role of Batman's sidekick, Jason Todd had a completely different personality than the original Robin.

Rash and prone to ignore Batman's instructions, Jason was always quick to act without regard to consequences. In this fatal instance, Robin ignores his mentor's warnings when he attempts to take on the Joker by himself and pays the ultimate price. Driven by anger with Superman by his side, Batman seeks his vengeance as he looks to end the Joker's threat forever.

X-Men :: Crossroads

X-Men: Crossroads

(September, 1998)

Cover by Terry Shoemaker, John Dickenson, Liquid!

As the Children of the Atom prepare to take their next step toward destiny, adventure knocks at the door. Rogue, Magneto, Ka-Zar, and Nick Fury wage war in the Savage Land against the forces of the sadistic Zaladane. Meanwhile, Storm, Wolverine, Banshee, Psylocke, Forge, Gambit, Jubilee, and Lila Cheney travel to the far side of the galaxy to battle with and alongside the Shi'ar Imperial Guard and the Starjammers. Featuring X-Force and X-Factor. Collects Uncanny X-Men #273-277.

Uncanny X-Men #275

Wraparound Cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams

Space Ghost By Alex Ross

The Infinite Frontier Trinity

Jonathan Kent

Superman, Son of Kal-El

Artwork by John Timms

Yara Flor

Wonder Girl

Artwork by Joëlle Jones

Timothy "Jace" Fox

The Next Batman

Artwork by Doug Braithwaite

My Personal Collection :: Ms Marvel

Ms. Marvel

Volume IV: Monster Smash

(March, 2008)

Cover by Greg Horn

It's Ms. Marvel vs. arch-enemies of the Fantastic Four and the X-Men! Ms. Marvel's new Lightning Storm strike force receives two recruits from the Initiative: Machine Man and Sleepwalker?! And when the young hero Araá is kidnapped, it's time for Carol Danvers to use her newly expanded team to squash an evil that's hit too close to home! Plus: This is it... one of the biggest mysteries of Ms. Marvel's life is revealed! Carol Danvers heads to Monster Island, where the alien Brood and the very fate of the Earth -and possibly the galaxy- hangs in the balance! Collects Ms. Marvel (2006) #18-24.