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Unaware that those two are really Batman and Robin, he sends them hurtling to the past!

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With all the inmates captured and placed in custody, Commissioner Gordon oversees the rebuilding of Arkham Asylum. Batman, Robin and Nightwing return to the Batcave knowing that it's only a matter of time until they are called upon again to protect Gotham and its citizens.

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Wonder Woman! Who knows she has the strength of Hercules. Who knows she has the wisdom of Athena. Who knows she has the speed of Mercury. And who thinks she has the beauty of Aphrodite.

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And so after a time came the last son of lost Krypton--to the planet Earth! Adopted by a poor but kindly couple, the seed of Krypton took root in fertile alien soil, and grew tall and strong and proud. Now, disguised as United States President Calvin Ellis, Kalel of Krypton fights a never-ending battle for truth, justice, liberty and equality as...SUPERMAN

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After the fall of Superman, Green Arrow visited the Star City of this parallel Earth. His counterpart was one of the first heroes to fall in the battle against Superman. One of the first to object the Man of Steel's new tactics and reasoning. A memorial erected in Star City's Orchid Bay served as a reminder of the need to fight oppression regardless of the odds. There, Green Arrow found one citizen wasn't content to memorialize Oliver Queen in stone. With Green Arrow's training, a new archer, dressed in crimson, took up the fallen hero's mantle. Let Star City's criminal beware. The night belongs to Red Arrow.

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Three weeks later, Superman returned home to discover...that he was the last survivor of a dead planet...again.

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Something is broken inside of him...broken bad...

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He will never have what Impulse has; will never know their approval, their pride...their love.

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Banded together from remote galaxies, thirteen of the most sinister villains of all time - the Legion of Doom!

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Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

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Indeed, there where no signs of violence -- nothing but a single word carved or burned into the trunk of a tree, far higher than a man could reach. A single mysterious word... and one otherclue... although no one could see it.

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What kind of whacko names their kid "Harley Quinn"?

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Like Swedish lightning, Special Agent Woodleaf's SAAB hurtles across the sand!

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December first. The holiday season has come to Gotham. Even without snow, the grey, weary city seems to sparkle in the cold. It's time for celebration... for dreams to come true... and for angels of light... and darkness.

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In the end, a simple case. He knows it. As simple as a boy who wanted to cut through it all. To pretend like none of it mattered. Until it all caught up with him. Until all of it mattered. And he thinks about how the boy must have felt then, how badly he must have wanted to run, to fly away. The marsh. The City line, so close. He can feel it all, right there. The boy flew. But Batman will stay. Because he got it wrong. He sees that now. Because there was someone to catch. Cobblepot. Tano. Howler. The man in the alley. Bruce Wayne. The whole city and no one else. But above it all, the one to catch was the boy. Before he fell.

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Yes. It would be so. Evil would rise, everything would change. This year would be her year, their year, the Year... of the Villain!

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The simplest dimension is a point. The next is a line. It extends that point along a single vector, moving it toward wherever it's meant to go. Or it can be a thread, a bridge, or even a threshold that once crossed... will change everything, forever.

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He only has one chance. If he doesn't make it, he will die. But he will get up there. He will win. He will add that star to his constellation. It is tradition. He is tradition. Say it, he tells himself. Say it and go UP!

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A legion of horror had built itself in his mind as he reached for the doorknob on the table in that strange Kansas basement. Each participant best suited for one of the seven forces described in these papers. A legion that represented the true face of the universe-- with all its selfish, vindictive pride. A legion that did not stand for the people as they should be, but as they were, and would always be.

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And so, once again, the day is saved thanks to... truck driver Bob! 10-4, good buddy!

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Long before John Wayne was The Duke... Before Clark Gable was The King... There was a film star in this town they used to call The Lord...

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He needed a way to kill evil. A weapon that would make him Gotham's own angel of death.

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If this is a bad day, Lynch decides, he wouldn't want to meet this zombie bat god abomination on a good day.

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It wasn't supposed to end this way. Upon his death the Outsiders were to be his legacy.

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This is what we're fighting for. The right to be out here in the world, visible and unafraid. There are going to be bad days, and we'll lead the fight for everyone that follows us--we're also following the people who fought for us, and we owe it to them to make the most of days like this. We're not just sharing this fight. We're showing our pride.

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A secret society of monster slayers called the Order of the Bat, and its most infamours warrior... the Batman.

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Whatever Brother Blood had done, whatever spell he had cast... Tim Drake was still a hero...

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For which of us does not envy his neighbor's lot? Captain Marvel is no exception!

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... when Thessaly would have her vengeance and be free... and no soul caught in the middle would ever be the same.

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It's a well-known fact that Erzulie's stories always end in tears. This time, they are tears of happiness.

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There is a sickening snap as the Cossack's neck breaks under the mighty pressure of the Batman's boot!

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The Thai call it a krasue-- yet one more ghost that shouldn't exist here in the West. A female spirit that by day lives as normal. Only for its head to tear away by night, its internal organs trailing beneath it as it floats, hunting for victms. It is the most savage, terrifying, and vengeful ghost of all.

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Different ghosts could now appear anywhere--

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As Tanya's hand squeezed Edwin's, he remembered how his heart fluttered when they first embraced. How happy it made him. For his adventure of the heart to finally arrive. But though they enjoyed each other's company and discovered how much they had in common... Somehow, that fluttering still faded, the old doubts creeping back. Despite all his pretending otherwise. Was there something wrong with him? And as he wondered If he'd ever have a true adventure of the heart, another question crossed his mind-- why did the answer feel closer than it seemed?

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While the identity of these so-called "Gotham Knights" remains unknown, after today's redistribution of wealth, Gotham is one step closer to ending the McKillens' reign of terror, and it seems we have a new generation of protectors to thank for it.

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Today, someone has switched off the hearts of humanity. And that? That is something Rose Walker will not tolerate.

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An old scrapbook, an old question. And in the Batcave, an answer. A hero.

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A face to launch a thousand sips!

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Forever and ever, amen.

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Is there something you crave? Something sexual? Something precious? Someone special? Anything? Then you have felt it, It's there-- in the longing, in the lust. The breath of Desire, the caress of The Threshold.

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Imagine a story that begins like this: once upon a t ime outside of time there is a place that is not a place. It feels so familiar and so strange that you recognize it as a dream. Then you forget it is a dream. You forget that you are in it.

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She does not hear them, or see them. She reacts by thought. And theirs stand out like a beacon in an otherwise silent world. Once, she might have been a hero, but now... she's a hunter. And this hunter always gets her prey.

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Just a voice that said: "Larry?"

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Plath has seen darkness, more than most, but nothing could have prepared her for this.

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Someone hiding in the dark has whispered his name and thank you, she says.

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Triumph or tragedy, it's always just a question of which He gets today.

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There is no end to mapping worlds that have no bounds and no reliable firmaments.

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He knew that he'd fallen in love with her, with the living light of her, with her appetite and passions.

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You are Dread

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In the Land of Beyond and Apart... Three gather. The Three who are One. Witches all.

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His passing, like his life, involved controversy and public outcry.

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And instead of death, Martyn Vaughn... the man, the mage, the lion king... receives, for him, a fate far worse.

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Dreams had told her to follow her love here. They had hinted that happiness might be gained through enchantment.

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But on September 2nd, the Massacres began. And "Le Revolution" truly and justly now gained its other name... Le Terreur.

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And time slips past, and all things, mortal and immortal, move inevitably toward their ends.

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The Batman... must always win.

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If you're immortal, your visa expired, like, yesterday.

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For forty years, Crazy Lightning has been trying to figure out why he had to die, oh...

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Into each era an Opener is born...

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Barbara Gordon. A.K.A. Oracle. Librarian by day, vigilante by night.

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Gathered together from the cosmic reaches of the universe—here in this great Hall of Justice—are the most powerful forces of good ever assembled.

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Imagine... if you can... that with a simple spin of a dial... a strange dial from another dimension... you could become any number of super-heroes!

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Thaaros... is being reborn.

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They were the first.

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God of physical love and sexual desire, Eros can be as capricious, random, and cruel as love itself.

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Two days ago, an army of rogue Kryptonians, each with Superman's powers, erupted from the Sun and descended upon Earth.

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There's a hole in the back of the president's head, through which the heart and soul of America has slowly trickled for nearly thirty years. And it's still trickling.

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The Sixth Dimension is the final realm. It exists beyond imagination. Beyond understanding... A place where everything falls away except the truths you were never meant to see. God forbid you to venture here. For if you do, you will become a stranger to the world you once knew.... And to yourself.

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In the beginning, there was only one. A single black infinitude... so cold and dark for so very long... that even the burning light was imperceptible. But the light grew and the infinitude shuddered... and the darkness finally... screamed, as much in pain as in relief. For in that instant a multiverse was born. A multiverse of worlds vibrating and replicating... and a multiverse that should have been one, became many.

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How does one escape themselves?

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Renee Montoya. Veteran of the Gotham Police Force. She's tough as nails.

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For the rest of Martin Allard's life, the nightmare will never end...

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As lovely as Aphrodite — as wise as Athena — with the speed of Mercury and the strength of Hercules, Wonder Woman brings to America a new hope and salvation from Old World evils, conquest, and aggression!

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On Earth, Dr. Z.Z. plans his conquest! And on Meta, the only person with the power to stop him is in the throes of the power of the M-Vest!

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