Done and done.

Happy Friday DC Nation! I hope that you’re weekend is shaping up to be a good one. I know I’m excited to spend the entirety of Saturday and Sunday watching football with my dog and playing hockey on the PS3. You loyal readers of The Source will notice that I haven’t been home for the weekend in a while so I have a lot of being lazy to get caught up on.

Speaking of my recent travel – a lot of you were wondering about the “Mystery Writer” I was having an iced tea with. I won’t be able to say for a quite a while, but I can give you a new hint. See that picture of my desk? Notice that the message light is lit up on my phone. Having a feeling it might be a call from our friend. We’ll see…

The Super Young Team dives into action as the team rallies for a stand against a villain they have no hope of beating. And, even if they manage to eke out a win, they’re on the verge of learning an even harder lesson about the price of fame. Tune in for the final issue of the mini-series, from writer Joe Casey and artist ChrisCross, which hits 10/21.

Yesterday, we took a minute to show you a few JUSTICE LEAGUE covers hitting in the month of January. Well, why not do the same for the JUSTICE SOCIETY titles? Exactly. So, to help make your last day of the work week slightly more bearable, here’s a look at January’s covers for JSA ALL-STARS #2 and JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #35.

We’re inching toward the weekend, folks, and that’s a good thing. We’re also inching toward the debut of the first issue of JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA from the superstar team of writer James Robinson and artist Mark Bagley. Stoked? You should be. On that note, we’ve got a few images that might be of interest. Namely, the January covers to JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #6 and JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #41.

Nothing, you say? Well, you’d be surprised.

Even worse is what scares the deadliest foes of The World’s Finest, the Joker and Lex Luthor. Horror comes alive in SUPERMAN/BATMAN #65, a very special Halloween tale from Peter Johnson and Matt Cherniss, with a stellar list of artistic contributors, including Brian Stelfreeze, Brian Haberlin, Kelley Jones, Joe Quinones and Federico Dallocchio. We’ve got a few pages from the issue, to give you a dose of the spookey.

SUPERMAN/BATMAN #65 hits 10/21.

Creepy, huh?

Gail Simone and artist Nicola Scott keep the Secret Six on edge as they conclude “The Depths” arc, with the Six pitted against Artemis, Wonder Woman and the hideous secret being from within the new Devil’s Island. Want more? Well, the book is on-sale today, so no excuses. While you get ready to walk to the store, check out a few pages below.

SECRET SIX #14 hits today.

In the aftermath of the recently-concluded STRANGE ADVENTURES, Adam Strange and Captain Comet heed Vril Dox’s call to arms to stop the onslaught of Starro the Conqueror. But Starro has a plan up his sleeve that even a super-genius like Dox won’t see coming. Brought to you by writer Tony Bedard and artist Claude St. Aubin, R.E.B.E.L.S. #9 hits today.

Writer Judd Winick and artist Mark Bagley bring their “Long Shadows” arc to a close as Two-Face and the new Batman throw down in the Batcave. And it’s a vicious one, but as Two-Face begins to turn the tide…Batman shows up? Wish I could say more, but maybe these preview pages below will send some clues your way.

BATMAN #691 hits tomorrow.