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Aquaman #40
Arkham Manor #6
Batman And Robin #40
Batman Eternal #51
Catwoman #40
Deathstroke #6
Earth 2 World's End #25
Flash #40
Gotham Academy #6
Gotham By Midnight #5
He-Man The Eternity War #4
Infinity Man And The Forever People #9
Justice League Dark #40
Multiversity Ultra Comics #1
New 52 Futures End #47
Red Lanterns #40
Secret Origins #11
Sinestro #11
Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring G.I. Zombie #8

Strange things have been happening in Ivy Town since Ray Palmer disappeared. In fact, it appears that the whole town's been experimented on for decades. Enter young hotshot professor Ryan Choi, who's filling the empty slot on Ivy University's teaching staff... and who inadvertently ends up filling the old Atom's super-heroic shoes!

Jaime Reyes wants to live a regular teenaged life, but a mysterious alien scarab and the species it belongs to aren't making it easy for him! The Blue Beetle suits up for his own self-titled series.
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Blue Beetle v01 - Metamorphosis (2012)
English | CBR | 140 pages | 223.43 MB
Collects issues #1-6.
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Blue Beetle v02 - Blue Diamond (2013)
English | CBR | 234 pages | 296.48 MB
Trade paperback collecting Blue Beetle (2011-2013) #7-16 and issue #0.

War is hell-but hell couldn't keep him. Meet the soldier they call "G.I. ZOMBIE," a man who is neither dead nor alive, who fights for his country in this life and the next!
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G.I. Zombie v01 - A Star Spangled War Story (2015)
English | CBR | 208 pages | 221.10 MB
Collects STAR SPANGLED WAR STORIES (2014-2015) #1-8.

Adam's dreams are plagued by visions of a powerful warrior with his face who battles the armies of Skeletor, but why would a simple woodsman challenge the ruler of all Eternia? A magical falcon confirms his dreams are real, beckoning him to begin a journey to reclaim his power and free the Masters of the Universe.
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe v01 (2020)
English | CBR | 157 pages | 112.96 MB

Batgirl #40
Batgirl Endgame #1 (One Shot)
Batman Eternal #50
Batman Superman #20
Batwoman #40
Earth 2 World's End #24
Green Lantern New Guardians #40
New 52 Futures End #46
Red Hood And The Outlaws #40
Supergirl #40
Superman #39
Teen Titans #8
Trinity Of Sin #6

A "Return of Bruce Wayne" tie-in series! Vanishing Point is tearing itself apart, and one of the keys to keeping reality from being torn asunder is finding exactly where Bruce Wayne is in the time stream! Rip Hunter puts together a high-powered band of Time Masters to travel throughout history in search of the World's Greatest Detective!

Before WATCHMEN, Alan Moore made his debut in the U.S. comic book industry with the revitalization of the horror comic book THE SWAMP THING. His deconstruction of the classic monster stretched the creative boundaries of the medium and became one of the most spectacular series in comic book history.
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Swamp Thing - The Bronze Age v03 (2021)
English | CBR | 412 pages | 619.48 MB
Collects The Saga of the Swamp Thing (1982-1996) #1-19 and The Saga of the Swamp Thing Annual #1.
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Saga of the Swamp Thing v01 (2012)
English | CBR | 203 pages | 308.43 MB
SAGA OF THE SWAMP THING BOOK ONE collects issues (1982-1996) #20-27 of this seminal series including the never-before-reprinted SAGA OF THE SWAMP THING #20, where Moore takes over as writer and concludes the previous storyline.
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Saga of the Swamp Thing v02 (2012)
English | CBR | 216 pages | 346.54 MB
Collects SAGA OF THE SWAMP THING (1982-1996) #28-34 and SWAMP THING ANNUAL #2.
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Saga of the Swamp Thing v03 (2013)
English | CBR | 206 pages | 340.45 MB
Collecting issues (1982-1996) #35-42.
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Saga of the Swamp Thing v04 (2013)
English | CBR | 214 pages | 339.44 MB
Collecting SWAMP THING (1982-1996) #43-50."
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Saga of the Swamp Thing v05 (2013)
English | CBR | 164 pages | 273.53 MB
Collects SWAMP THING (1982-1996) #51-56.
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Saga of the Swamp Thing v06 (2014)
English | CBR | 198 pages | 458.17 MB
Collects SWAMP THING (1982-1996) #57-64.
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Swamp Thing v01 - The Root of All Evil (2015)
English | CBR | 295 pages | 427.88 MB
collecting issues (1982-1996) #140-150 of the original VERTIGO series.
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Swamp Thing v02 - Darker Genesis (2015)
English | CBR | 254 pages | 389.33 MB
collecting issues (1982-1996) #151-160 of the original VERTIGO series.
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Swamp Thing v03 - Trial by Fire (2016)
English | CBR | 272 pages | 390.75 MB
Collects issues (1982-1996) #161-171.

Midnighter is a fictional, comic book-based superhero, best known as a member of the rogue superhero team, The Authority. Created by writer Warren Ellis and artist Bryan Hitch, he first appeared in Stormwatch (vol. 2) #4, before appearing in various Authority books and series and his own eponymous ongoing series. He and his husband, Apollo, have also been interpreted as a parallel of the Batman/Superman World's Finest partnership. Unlike Batman, Midnighter has superhuman abilities, and generally kills his opponents. In an interview for Comic Values Annual (1999), edited by Alex G. Malloy, Warren Ellis described Midnighter as "The Shadow by way of John Woo". Midnighter is rarely seen without his costume and mask. Recurring themes in Midnighter's adventures are his love of violence and killing, as well as comments on his sexuality.
On November 1, 2006, an ongoing Midnighter solo series began, with an initial creative partnership of Garth Ennis and Chris Sprouse. The book was part of the 2006 "Worldstorm" soft reboot of the Wildstorm universe, which saw several books relaunched, but which faltered when flagship titles The Authority and Wildcats suffered serious delays and were cancelled after two and one issues respectively. The series was originally intended as a six issue mini-series but ran for 20 issues and was cancelled in June 2008.
The first story arc saw Midnighter attacked and kidnapped by agents of a man named Paulus while passing through the Carrier's teleportation portal. Paulus told Midnighter that he had replaced Midnighter's secondary heart with a remote-detonated bomb, and challenged him on pain of death to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Time-travelling back to the First World War trenches, Midnighter encountered Hitler as a young corporal in the German army, but was apprehended by 'time police' officers from the 95th century before carrying out his mission. In his struggle to escape, he crashed the officers' time machine at the year 1945, shortly before Hitler's expected suicide. Eventually Midnighter allied himself with the police and returned to his own time, where he threatened to erase Paulus from history by killing his kidnapped younger self; he secured Paulus's surrender without having to kill the child. Midnighter then returned to the Carrier, but was apparently just as listless as before, immediately sending himself on another mission in Iraq.
This first arc was followed by four single-issue stories. Midnighter #6 featured an apparent alternate-universe Samurai Midnighter. Midnighter #7, by Brian K. Vaughan and Darick Robertson, explored the way Midnighter's brain processes combat by running the story backwards. Midnighter #8, by Christos Gage and John Paul Leon, dealt with Midnighter's attempts to connect better with humans after a graphic and public battle with the Suicide King.
A second story arc (issues #10-16), under new creative team Keith Giffen and Jon Landry (with ChrisCross pencilling later issues), detailed Midnighter's attempts to rediscover his life before becoming superhuman. Files given to him by Jenny Quantum identified him as Lucas Trent, born July 14, 1967 (making him 40 years old in 2007), a native of Harmony, Indiana. On visiting the town he found it was the hub of a paramilitary patriotic organization named Anthem, with ambitions to take over the United States and provide the country with the conscience they felt it had lost. While battling Anthem and its superpowered operatives, including Dawn (a reference to the phrase "dawn's early light" in the "Star-Spangled Banner"), and Rosie (patterned after Rosie the Riveter), he discovered that Jenny had falsified the documents she gave him, and that he had never been Trent - but decided to stay on in Harmony nonetheless.
The final storyline, again by Giffen, featured a Midnighter imposter attacking the Carrier and the Authority, and Midnighter's fight to defeat him.

Tragedy catapults Aquaman back to Atlantis, where he discovers that ancient talismans are missing. To prevent a grisly war, Aquaman goes undercover, searching exotic, never-seen underwater civilizations!

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.

Since Gotham's fall, the Joker has been relatively quiet...but that's about to change as former Arkham Asylum doctor, Harleen Quinzel, joins the Clown Prince of Crime to put him back on top. But when their unusual partnership leaves Harley a little worse for wear, she enlists Poison Ivy's help. Now the Joker and Batman are going to learn that this souped-up Harley's not going to be pushed around anymore.

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.
This long-asked-for Vertigo title is collected at last, presenting an early collaboration between writer Grant Morrison and artist Frank Quitely, who would win much acclaim on ALL-STAR SUPERMAN.

Meet the Fastest Kid Alive--and quite arguably the most reckless! Bart Allen takes center stage in his very own series exploring the everyday aspects of superhero life--from secret identities to super-villains--and the everyday aspects of being a kid in a small suburban town.

Action Comics #40
Batman Eternal #49
Constantine #23
Detective Comics Endgame #1 (One Shot)
Earth 2 World's End #23
Green Lantern Corps #40
Justice League United #10
Klarion #6
New 52 Futures End #45
New Suicide Squad #8
Worlds' Finest #32

Who is the Flash? Following the events of INFINITE CRISIS, Wally West is no longer the Fastest Man Alive. Instead, former Kid Flash Bart Allen has taken up the mantle, but why is Bart suddenly much older than he was before?
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The Flash - The Fastest Man Alive v01 - Lightning In A Bottle (2007)
English | CBR | 143 pages | HD | 212.42 MB
Collects FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE (2006-2007) #1-6
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The Flash - The Fastest Man Alive v02 - Full Throttle (2007)
English | CBR | 206 pages | HD | 308.64 MB
Collects FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE (2006-2007) #7-13

Barry Allen travels to Coast City for the first time to spend a weekend with his new JLA teammate Hal Jordan. But rest and relaxation will have to wait as an alien threat emerges!

Captain Cold and the Rogues were accessories to the murder of Bart Allen. But just as they try to disappear underground, good old-fashioned revenge yanks them back.

Batman Eternal #45
Constantine #22
Earth 2 Worlds End #19
Green Lantern Corps Vol 3 #39
Harley Quinn Valentines Day Special #01
Justice League 3000 #14
Justice League United #09
Klarion #05
New 52 Futures End #41
New Suicide Squad #07
Secret Six Vol 4 #02
Worlds Finest Vol 3 #031

The story that drew national media attention and killed comics' most recognizable hero. When a hulking monster emerges from an underground resting place and begins a mindless rampage, the Justice League is quickly called in to stop the colossal force of nature. But it soon becomes apparent that only Superman can stand against the monstrosity known as Doomsday.