Uncanny X-Men #534

The X-Men have a killer disease. What could possibly mean enough to make them break quarantine and risk exposing the world? And when that plague cuts them off from their powers, what would be the use of doing so anyway?

Uncanny X-Men #534

(March 2011)

"Quarantine" Chapter V

Cover by Greg Land, Justin Ponsor

White Queen Variant

Cover by Janet Lee, Morry Hollowell

WonderCon Exclusive Variant

Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Morry Hollowell

Batgirl #46

Pencils: Carmine Di Giandomenico

Inks: Carmine Di Giandomenico

Colors: Jordie Bellaire

Writer: Cecil Castellucci

Letters: AndWorld Designs

Batgirl #46

(June, 2020)

Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cam Smith, Jean-Francois Beaulieu

"Stay Gold"

Cover by InHyuk Lee

After a catfight with Batwoman last issue, Batgirl thinks Kate is right about these statues... Could they be made from... actual living Gothamites? But when her investigation leads her to the KGBeast and he tells how he was involved in Nightwing being shot, all bets are off, and Batgirl is faced with doing the right thing or doing what is right for someone she loves.

Batgirl

Artwork by Carmine Di Giandomenico

Guest-Starring Batwoman

Colors by Jordie Bellaire

DC Rebirth Book of the Week [200]

Book of the Week: Batgirl #45

Release Date: March 25, 2020

Artist: Carmine Di Giandomenico

Colors: Jordie Bellaire

Writer: Cecil Castellucci

Letters: Andworld Design

Batgirl 45

Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cam Smith, Jean-Francois Beaulieu

"Inner Light"

Cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson

Guest-Starring Batwoman

Artwork by Carmine Di Giandomenico, Jordie Bellaire

As Gotham City’s renovations begin, mysterious metal statues begin appearing all over town, which leads Batgirl to believe they may be more than meets the eye. What’s even creepier is whatever is terrorizing Alejo’s constituents. Jason Bard doesn’t want to admit it, but his body doesn’t feel quite right after leaving Unearth. Did something follow him out of the portal?

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Book of the Week: The Green Lantern Annual #1

Release Date: July 31, 2019

Artists: Giuseppe Camuncoli and Trevor Scott

Colors: Steve Oliff

Writer: Grant Morrison

Letters: Tom Orzechowski

The Green Lantern Annual #1

Cover by Guillem March and Alex Sinclair

"The Wireless Ones"

Artwork by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Trevor Scott

The Other Hal Jordan A.K.A. Air Wave

Colors by Steve Oliff

A Green Lantern tradition is reborn when the annual Jordan family reunion takes a turn for the bizarre, leaving Hal and his nearest and dearest on the front line of a terrifying invasion from an impossible reality that’s closer than you think!

There’s only one way for intergalactic lawman Hal “Green Lantern” Jordan to prevent the ultra-crime of the millennium, but what will be the outcome when Green Lantern takes on a young superhero sidekick? And who will it be? Also featuring an incredible guest appearance by the strangest Lantern of all—you must not miss THE GREEN LANTERN ANNUAL!

So Ends the War of the Realms

The War of the Realms #6

Release Date: June 26, 2019

Artist: Russell Dauterman

Colors: Matthew Wilson

Writer: Jason Aaron

Letters: Joe Sabino

The War of the Realms #6

"The Storm of Thors"

Cover by Arthur Adams and Matthew Wilson

"Is there room for one more Thor in this war party of yours?"

Artwork by Russell Dauterman

"Have at thee, son of Jotunheim! In the name of Hell's Kitchen!"

Lettering by VC's Joe Sabino

"Hello, old friend."

Colors by Matthew Wilson

Thor Variant Cover by Terry & Rachel Dodson

Captain Marvel Variant Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli & Elia Bonetti

Variant Covers by Luke Ross & Edgar Delgado, and Mike Del Mundo