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A maniacal beast has risen from the Earth, a creature called Doomsday! Only one man can stop Doomsday s rampage Superman. But the only way to stop him is by sacrificing his own life! When the Earth continues to be threatened by beings of immeasurable power, will Metropolis one true hero will rise and return hope to those who need it most? Collects SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #17-26, SUPERMAN #73-83, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #496-505, ACTION COMICS #683-692, JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA #69, SUPERMAN: THE LEGACY OF SUPERMAN #1 and GREEN LANTERN #46.

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When Billy Batson speaks the name of an ages-old wizard, he is transformed into the World's Mightiest Mortal Shazam! Billy Batson s parents died when he was still a baby. The orphaned child believed he had no one to rely on and had to fend for himself. But one day, he was guided to the Rock of Eternity, where the ancient wizard Shazam waited. The world needed heroes and the boy became the wizard s new champion, able to transform himself into an adult superhero by calling down a magical bolt of lightning. Now, whenever evil must be stopped or people are in need of help, Earth can rely on the power of Shazam! The Power of Shazam! Book 2: The Worm Turns collects Playing with Fire from Showcase '96, Superboy Plus #1, Supergirl Plus #1, Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #4 (1996), The Power of Shazam! #13-23 (1996), and The Power of Shazam! Annual (1996).

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Relive one of the greatest moments in cinematic history with this stunning adaptation of director Tim Burton s masterpiece Batman, the 1989 film that redefined what comic book movies could be. Relive one of the greatest moments in cinematic history with this stunning adaptation of director Tim Burton s masterpiece Batman, the 1989 film that redefined what comic book movies could be. This softcover version of the adaptation crafted by comics legends Dennis O Neil and Jerry Ordway perfectly captures the moody atmosphere of Burton s film and the gothic architecture of the late production designer Anton Furst in compelling graphic novel form that fans can rewatch again and again.

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