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History of the DC Universe is a two-issue comic book limited series created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, and published by DC Comics following the end of Crisis on Infinite Earths. It was an attempt to summarize the new history of the DC Universe to establish what was canonical after Crisis reformed the multiverse into a single universe. In the original planning of Crisis on Infinite Earths, the History would have formed the final two issues, following the destruction of the Multiverse at the Beginning of Time, but this was changed, presumably because it would have been a very undramatic ending to the series.

The dark lord Abraxis seeks to take over Earth's dimension by projecting his influence through a rift in the time stream. He gathers twelve malcontents from Earth and imbues them with special powers and the mission to build four constructs that would bring him into their reality. Waverider gather's heroes from all across the time stream to do battle with the minions of Abraxis. The Spectre also learns of Abraxis' plot and enlists the aid of the Justice Society of America who are stuck battling in Ragnarok.

A devastating global threat is on its way--one never imagined nor prepared for. It consumes entire civilizations and leaves behind only ruins. Its hunger is unstoppable; its origins, unspeakable. Now this devouring empire of cruelty has set its sights on the treasures of the 21st century.
Seven Soldiers of Victory was written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by J.H. Williams III, and has been described by Morrison as not just a maxiseries but a "megaseries." It consists of two book-end titles, and seven four-issue limited sub-series, each revolving around one member of the team. The entire story consists of 30 issues, and each miniseries can either be read individually, or as part of the larger whole. This third incarnation of the Seven Soldiers of Victory includes no members from the original team, but an entirely new cast including: The Bulleteer, Frankenstein, Klarion, The Manhattan Guardian, Mister Miracle (Shilo Norman), Shining Knight and Zatanna.
2006 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Winner - Best Limited Series: (by Grant Morrison and various artists (DC Comics))
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Seven Soldiers of Victory - Book One (2010)
English | CBR | 380 pages | 434.97 MB
Collects SEVEN SOLDIERS OF VICTORY #0, THE GUARDIAN #1-4, KLARION #1-3, ZATANNA #1-3, and THE SHINING KNIGHT #1-4.
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Seven Soldiers of Victory - Book Two (2011)
English | CBR | 381 pages | 486.43 MB
Collecting: Seven Soldiers of Victory 1, Klarion the Witchboy 4, Mister Miracle 1-4, Zatanna 4, Bulleteer 1-4, Frankerstein 1-4
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The Complete Seven Soldiers of Victory by Grant Morrison
English | CBR | 699 pages | SD | 344.41 MB

He's neither dead nor alive. He's KID ETERNITY, a teenager endowed with supernatural powers and the ability to bring back the dead - a gift from the powers above for being taken by death before his time.
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Kid Eternity - The Deluxe Edition (2015)
English | CBR | 149 pages | 312.41 MB
Collects KID ETERNITY (1991) #1-3.

Aztek fights the forces of evil in Vanity City, where he meets costumed characters including Green Lantern and The Joker!
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JLA Presents - Aztek the Ultimate Man (2008)
English | CBR | 242 pages | HD | 344.3 MB

Once he was Hero of the Beach...and of the Doom Patrol. Now Flex Mentallo, the Man of Muscle Mystery, returns to investigate the sinister dealings of his former comrade, The Fact, and a mysterious rock star whose connection to Flex may holding the key to saving them both.
This fast-paced tale twists super-hero tropes, introducing one mind-boggling concept after another.

Batman And Robin Eternal #3
Batman Arkham Knight Genesis #3 (of 6)
Bizarro #5 (of 6)
Black Canary #5
Doomed #5
Dr Fate #5
Gotham Academy #11
Green Lantern The Lost Army #5
Justice League #45
Martian Manhunter #5
Secret Six #7
Superman Wonder Woman #22
Teen Titans #12
Titans Hunt #1 (of 12)
Wonder Woman #45

Grant Morrison's 13-issue maxiseries is collected in one mammoth volume. This imaginative series was a heady brew of big ideas, exotic locales and bizarre action, featuring some of the wildest imagery in all of comics, including prosthetically outfitted dolphins in scuba gear and a hard-smoking chimpanzee in Kremlin garb.

At last, the long-lost AUTHORITY series is being completed! Plotted by Grant Morrison and Keith Giffen and scripted by Giffen, this 12-issue, monthly maxiseries will fill in the gaps and explain where The Authority was just before "World's End," how they escaped from a horrifying alternate reality, and at what cost.

A powerful tale from the ALL-STAR SUPERMAN team of Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. Morrison and Quitely deliver the emotional journey of WE3--three house pets weaponized for lethal combat by the government--as they search for "home" and attempt to ward off the shadowy agency that created them. With nervous systems amplified to match their terrifying mechanical exoskeletons, the members of Animal Weapon 3 (WE3) have the firepower of a battalion between them. But they are just the program's prototypes, and now that their testing is complete, they're slated to be permanently decommissioned, causing them to seize their one chance to make a desperate run for freedom. Relentlessly pursued by their makers, the WE3 team must navigate a frightening and confusing world where their instincts and heightened abilities make them as much a threat as those hunting them.

Grant Morrison and Mark Millar's run with the Fastest Man Alive continues here! Collects THE FLASH #136-141 as well as a story from SECRET ORIGINS #50.

At last, DC collects the fast-paced 1990s epic by Grant Morrison (FINAL CRISIS) and Mark Millar (Civil War) from THE FLASH #130-135! Confined to a wheelchair after a run-in with the mystery villain known only as The Suit, how can The Flash protect Keystone City from evil run amok?

Grant Morrison returns to BATMAN with an all-star roster of artists along with him including Andy Kubert, Tony Daniel and Frank Quitely to celebrate the Dark Knight's milestone 700th issue featuring stories spotlighting each of the Batmen from different eras—Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne.
Collects Batman #700-703.

In this sensational, giant-sized one-shot spinning out of BATMAN INCORPORATED, Batman realizes to his horror that he's been outwitted as the true identity of Leviathan continues to elude him. Is his deadly adversary an old foe with a grudge to settle, a new face of evil…or something completely different? Only one thing is certain: You won't soon forget the shocking ending!

Batman #45
Batman And Robin Eternal #2
Batman Superman #25
Bat-Mite #5 (of 6)
Catwoman #45
Constantine The Hellblazer #5
Earth 2 Society #5
Harley Quinn #21
Justice League Of America #4
Justice League United #14
Red Hood Arsenal #5
Scooby-Doo Where Are You #62
Starfire #5
Superman Lois And Clark #1

In this new Hellblazer collection, John Constantine comes to the aid of his downstairs neighbor, a dimwitted, epileptic giant whose home is haunted by a persistent ghost. Plus, John's affinity with the supernatural spoils a soccer game when a demon that thrives on holloganism shows up. And in the story "Difficult Beginnings," Constantine must reconnect with the darker side of his own nature - a journey that leads him to the "most evil man in the world." Collects HELLBLAZER #97-107.

DC canceled and replaced this title with The Book of Fate (1997) to help launch their unofficial "Weirdoverse" imprint, along with Night Force (1996), Scare Tactics (1996) and Challengers of the Unknown (1997).
A twist of fate takes Jared Stevens down a path he never expected-- he's the new lord of order known as Fate! Following the death of the original Dr. Fate, Stevens gains powers he barely understands, much less wants!

52 had given DC its first major success with the weekly format, but with the publication of "Wednesday Comics" DC took the concept to new creative heights. Named after the day that new comics arrive in the U.S. comic shops, "Wednesday Comics" was a broadsheet anthology created to be reminiscent of the comic section in Sunday Newspapers. It also brought together some of the medium's top creators.
The new format proved a massive success with the first few issues quickly selling out and the Superman story being reprinted in USA Today. The series ended after 12 issues.
This title is DC Comics experimenting with the typical Sunday comics format found in newspapers. The issues are printed on newspaper and folded twice. Each story is written on a single page per issue, continuing the next week.

A cross between Bambi and Cormac McCarthy's The Road, SWEET TOOTH tells the story of Gus, a rare new breed of human/animal hybrid children, who has been raised in isolation following an inexplicable pandemic that struck a decade earlier.
Dr. Singh arrives in Alaska and uncovers the origins of Gus and the hybrid children and the cause of the plague that decimated the world. And as Gus and Jepperd finally arrive in Alaska and come face to face with the truth, the militia continues to bear down on them. Their deadliest battle is still ahead.

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Gus reluctantly joins Jepperd on missing persons hunt, but the tension between the two continues to grow. Meanwhile, Singh and Johnny come face to face with a deadly new threat, and Lucy and the girls meet Walter Fish, an enigmatic survivor who may have more to offer than meets the eye. Will this lead to a new sanctuary for them, or something far more dangerous? Collects issues #18-25."