Earlier today, we linked to all of the exclusive previews of the first batch of sixth issues from DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, on sale tomorrow.

Below, take a look at all the previews that ran (sorted alphabetically and separated by cover), compiled here in one easy location for your convenience.

Here’s a round up of the exclusive previews from this week’s DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 releases, on sale tomorrow.

USA TODAY has a sneak peek at RED LANTERNS #6. “I really liked the idea of taking these monsters, who are normally portrayed as wild forces of destruction, and really getting under their skin, finding out what made them rage and where their rage might lead them (and) making them individual,” series writer Peter Milligan said of the Red Lantern Corps.

COMIC BOOK RESOURCES posted the first five pages of ACTION COMICS #6, NEWSARAMA debuted a sequence from BATWING #6, COMICVINE has your first look at HAWK AND DOVE #6 and IFANBOY previewed STATIC SHOCK #6.

Meanwhile, MAXIM has a glance at SWAMP THING #6 and WIRED’s GEEKDAD gave you a taste of the new back-up story in MEN OF WAR #6. GAWKER’s KOTAKU has a sneak peek at JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #6 and GAWKER’s IO9 showed you the first five pages of STORMWATCH #6. And over at IGN, take a first look at DETECTIVE COMICS #6.

Social media buff? Then check out the exclusive previews of GREEN ARROW #6 and O.M.A.C. #6 on DC Comics’ official Google+ and Facebook pages.

And in case you missed our blog post linking to it earlier today, THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER has your first look at ANIMAL MAN #6 and an interview with series writer Jeff Lemire about the issue, which depicts the independent film that Buddy Baker starred in.

To be continued …

JUSTICE LEAGUE #4 has sold out, and will be going back to press for its second printing. The fourth issue joins JUSTICE LEAGUE #1 as the second installment of the flagship series to go back to press. The second printing of JUSTICE LEAGUE #4 will be on sale in comic book stores on February 29, 2012.

JUSTICE LEAGUE #1 was the bestselling comic book of 2011, and its sixth printing will be available on February 15.

Written by New York Times bestselling author Geoff Johns and illustrated by legendary artist Jim Lee, the first storyline is set five years in the past and depicts the ongoing formation of the team that will become the JUSTICE LEAGUE.

It was announced earlier today that Jeff Lemire will be writing JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK. Well, Jeff is super talented, but writing four ongoing series is a tough gig, so he’ll be leaving FRANKENSTEIN: AGENT OF S.H.A.D.E. and taking over for him is one of his favorite collaborators, Matt Kindt.

If you’re not familiar with Kindt’s work, you should be. Kindt’s an incredible writer and painter who has worked with Lemire on his ongoing Vertigo series SWEET TOOTH, produced the Vertigo original graphic novel REVOLVER and the Top Shelf original graphic novels Super Spy, 3 Story, and Pistolwhip.

Kindt and Lemire most recently collaborated on the final issue of MEN OF WAR (on sale April 4) which features Frankenstein during World War II. In a recent blog post, the two discussed their collaboration and Lemire revealed that “Matt has been a secret contributor to the series since it launched in September” making him the ideal candidate to take over as writer of FRANKENSTEIN: Agent of S.H.A.D.E.

This marks Kindt’s debut as an ongoing series writer. Here’s what he had to say about this exciting news:

“I’m so excited to be writing Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.! I’ve been good friends with Jeff Lemire since we both broke into comics years ago and I remember spending the weekend at his studio and kicking his ideas around for his take on Frank and Crew and just having a blast. Lemire was having so much fun putting these characters into action…and I think that fun really comes through.

And then getting the invite to officially work with him on Men of War…AND getting to put G.I. Robot into the story? – that’s the kind of work that I would daydream about when I was a kid getting my comics from the grocery store spinner-rack. So now, getting my hands on a monthly book is just crazy.

I’ve had a pretty fortunate career to date by breaking into comics with my own original graphic novels. All I’ve known is creator-owned stuff. I’ve been spoiled – writing and drawing my own books. So in a lot of ways I feel like I’m the mirror image of a lot of writers that get the work-for-hire stuff straight away and then work to make the leap to creator-owned work. So for me, this is just a great big treat. Getting to work on characters that have been around forever and have a kind of cultural history already. It’s just plain fun. I feel like I’m collaborating with everyone that’s ever touched these characters before, from Grant Morrison to Bob Haney and Arnold Drake.

And working in the DC universe is liberating in a lot of ways. I’m getting a chance to hit more directly on a lot of genre stuff I haven’t gotten to yet – science fiction and horror with all of my past espionage experience mixed into it. It’s a crazy mix. I have to say that writing the scripts for Frankenstein has seriously been some of the most entertaining hours of my writing career.

Taking over for Jeff is just the added bonus – knowing where he was going with the series from the beginning and talking about these great characters he’s rebooted has been fantastic. And it’s going to be fun to surprise him (and the readers) with where it ends up going. There’s Frank and his relationship with so-and-so (can’t spoil it), the Mummy and his crazy origin. And we’re going to get to see a lot more of S.H.A.D.E. and see how the agency works around the globe and visit a lot of crazy field offices. What is life as a S.H.A.D.E. agent really like? It’s basically Steranko meets Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy, with some of the best spy-gadgets ever invented.

I was working on the Robot Man story for My Greatest Adventure and digging through my old Doom Patrol comics and I found this old issue of Secret Origins: Doom Patrol. In the middle of that issue was this fantastic essay about what the Doom Patrol was and what they represented. This is the comic that sold me on Doom Patrol and was my gateway to DC. So I’m sitting at a coffee shop re-reading this Secret Origins comic (that I’d picked up at the grocery store) and I realize it’s written by Joey Cavalieri – who’s now my editor on My Greatest Adventure and now Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. and it makes all of this seem right. Full circle and secret origin!”

Pick up issue #10 by Matt Kindt in June.

Before he was the Animal Man you know in DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, Buddy Baker starred in an independent movie. THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER has your exclusive first look at this film, as shown in ANIMAL MAN #6.

“This issue is a bit different in that it focuses in the ‘indie film’ that part-time superhero, part-time actor, full-time Dad, Buddy Baker made before all of this trouble began,” series writer Jeff Lemire told them. “The character that Buddy plays in the ‘film’ is a washed up superhero who has lost almost all connection to his own wife and son. It is very much a mirror reflecting Buddy’s darkest fears back on him. The film is a metaphor for what he may become if things don’t turn out right.”

Head over to THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER to read the full interview with Lemire and to check out their exclusive preview of ANIMAL MAN #6, in stores tomorrow.

It was announced earlier today that Jeff Lemire will be writing JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK. So where is Peter Milligan going you ask? Well, Milligan will be staying on RED LANTERNS and Vertigo’s HELLBLAZER and will be writing STORMWATCH beginning with issue #9.

We asked Milligan about taking on the covert sci-fi superhero team STORMWATCH and here’s what he had to say:

“Stormwatch has the craziness, the paranoia and the occasional bursts of odd humor that really grab me. This is my kind of book. In other words, when I re-read Paul Cornell’s excellent first series with a view to taking over the writing duties I was really excited. And I’m excited too by what I have planned, from Stormwatch facing a ferocious character from the Red Lantern Corps, to hidden secrets being revealed about the origin of Stormwatch, and some shocking revelations about the mysterious Shadow Lords. It’s going to be a very intense ride.

It’s a bit of a wrench leaving JL Dark, of course, and not working with the increasingly outstanding Mikel Janin. But the fact that Jeff Lemire is taking over makes me very sanguine. I think Jeff is great. And I think he’ll be great for this book. It’ll be intriguing to see how he handles the great conman mage, John Constantine, whose twisted life I’m continuing to chronicle over in Vertigo’s Hellblazer.”

You can pick up Milligan’s first issue of STORMWATCH in May.

Following the JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK/I,VAMPIRE crossover in issues 7 & 8, JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK will have a new writer.

Beginning with issue #9, superstar Jeff Lemire (ANIMAL MAN, SWEET TOOTH) will be taking over the reins. We asked Lemire about following the sage Peter Milligan and what he’s got planned and here’s what he has to say:

“This is my dream gig at DC Comics, no doubt about it. The characters in Justice League Dark are my absolute favorite in the DC Comics stable, and I can’t believe I’m actually getting a chance to write John Constantine, Zatanna and Deadman (as well as a few new team members!).

I have a huge amount of respect for Peter Milligan. I’ve loved everything he’s done since his original SHADE run in the pre-Vertigo days of DC to his current run on Hellblazer and JL Dark. It’s a bit daunting to take over this title from someone who I revere as much as Peter, but at the same time I can’t help but be inspired by the work he’s already done with this book.

I obviously have my own ideas for the title as well, and can’t wait to share them with readers. One of the things I’m anxious to explore is just why the name “Justice League” is in the title of this book? I want to explore and create new connections between this team of mystical misfits and Geoff and Jim’s big guns in The Justice League. On that note, Geoff and I have had many discussions on how to link our two books and make the Justice League franchises connect in new and unexpected ways. More on that in the near future…

So, what else can you expect from the “New” Justice League Dark? Well, you’ll see an old haunt becoming the team’s new HQ. Constantine, the master manipulator that he is, will emerge as the clear leader of the team, and there will be 2 new members as well! (Hint one’s a man and one’s a woman. One uses magic, one doesn’t.) Not enough….hmmm…how about a classic Justice League villain re-imagined as The Justice League Dark’s new arc-enemy? And that’s just the start. I have a huge storyline planned with implications across the Dark line of books.

I would also be remiss if I didn’t mention that the amazingly talented Mikal Janin will be staying on board to draw all of this fun stuff, and I couldn’t be happier about that. I’ve loved Mikal’s work since I first saw it in the Flashpoint: Deadman mini-series and I think Mikal is the perfect artist for this book. And I can already tell by our initial talks that this will be the start of a great partnership. And we’re both lucky to have the incomparable Ryan Sook making us look good.

I’m pretty damn excited to be writing Justice League Dark. And I hope you’ll join me as I take you and these characters into the darkest, strangest corners of the DCU and beyond!”

Paving the way for the return of Captain Cold in THE FLASH #7, Mike Choi’s awesome variant cover for THE FLASH #6 depicts a frozen Barry Allen mid-movement. Below, take an exclusive first look for yourself.

“THE FLASH is one of my favorite books right now, so it was a real pleasure and honor to get the chance to work on a cover for the title,” Choi exclusively told THE SOURCE. “I’m good friends with both [series writers and artists] Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato, whom I’ve known pretty much my entire career, my first professional gig being the follow-up to Francis’ run on WITCHBLADE for Top Cow, with Brian being my colorist on the book, so of course this was a title I was definitely rooting for. Hopefully I’ve done just a little bit to add something to their book and its run.

“Another incentive to try and do a great job on the cover was working with Brian Cunningham, who’s an editor I’ve been really enjoying working with. I’ve come to really appreciate editors who are very straightforward with constructive criticism when it comes to improving your craft on longer and more general terms, because they’ve seen it all and probably know best in terms of how your stuff might be lacking or need improvement. From the get-go, he told me to try and infuse more dynamism to my figure work by looking at artists like John Buscema and Wally Wood, and hopefully that’s coming through bit by bit as my career progresses.

“Anyway, I hope everyone digs it!”

THE FLASH #6 goes on sale February 22nd.

Wondering what to read this fall? Below, please find a list of some fantastic graphic novels and collected editions scheduled for this Fall.

DC Universe titles coming in September 2012:

BATMAN: ARKHAM CITY TP
Writer: Paul Dini
Artists: Carlos D’Anda, Dustin Nguyen, Ben Herrera, Ted Naifeh and Derek Fridolfs
Collects: BATMAN: ARKHAM CITY #1-5 and BATMAN: ARKHAM CITY digital issues #1-5
$16.99 US, 168 pg

BATMAN: KNIGHTFALL VOL. 3 – KNIGHTSEND TP NEW EDITION
Writers: Doug Moench, Alan Grant, Chuck Dixon, Mary Jo Duffy and Dennis O’Neil
Artists: Mike Manley, Dick Giordano, Bret Blevins, Graham Nolan, Scott Hanna, Ron Wagner, Tom Grummett, Jim Balent, Rick Burchett, Barry Kitson, Mike Vosburg, Mike Gustovich, Lee Weeks, Joe Rubinstein, Phil Jimenez and others
Collects: BATMAN #509, 510, 512-514, BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #29, 30, 32-34, DETECTIVE COMICS #676, 677, 679-681, BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #62 and 63, ROBIN #8, 9, 11-13, CATWOMAN #12, 13 and SHOWCASE 94 #10
$29.99 US, 652 pg

BATMAN: ODYSSEY HC
Writer: Neal Adams
Artists: Neal Adams, Josh Adams, Michael Golden, Kevin Nowlan, Bill Sienkiewicz, Scott Williams and Paul Neary
Collects: BATMAN: ODYSSEY VOL. 1 #1-6 and VOL. 2 #1-7
$29.99 US, 368 pg

BRIGHTEST DAY VOL. 3 TP
Writers: Geoff Johns and Peter J. Tomasi
Artists: Ivan Reis, Patrick Gleason, Ardian Syaf, Scott Clark and Joe Prado
Collects: BRIGHTEST DAY #17-24
$16.99 US, 224 pg

THE DC COMICS ART OF AMANDA CONNER HC
Writers: Barbara Kesel, Chuck Dixon, Jai Nitz, Terry Moore, Geoff Johns, Jimmy Palmiotti, Judd Winick,
Artists: Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti
Collects: SUPERMAN: LOIS LANE #1, BIRDS OF PREY #47-49, JSA CLASSIFIED #1-4, SUPERGIRL #12, WEDNESDAY COMICS #1-12, and stories from SECRET ORIGINS 80-PAGE GIANT #1, JOKER: LAST LAUGH SECRET FILES #1, the GREEN ARROW/BLACK CANARY WEDDING SPECIAL #1 and WONDER WOMAN #600
$39.99 US, 304 pg

THE FLASH: THE ROAD TO FLASHPOINT TP
Writer: Geoff Johns
Artists: Francis Manapul and Scott Kolins
Collects: THE FLASH #8-12
$14.99 US, 120 pg

GREEN LANTERN: WAR OF THE GREEN LANTERNS TP
Writers: Geoff Johns, Peter J. Tomasi and Tony Bedard
Artists: Doug Mahnke, Tyler Kirkham, Fernando Pasarin, Cam Smith, Christian Alamy and Batt
Collects: GREEN LANTERN #63-67, GREEN LANTERN CORPS #58-60 and GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD WARRIORS #8-10
$16.99 US, 272 pg

PENGUIN: PAIN AND PREJUDICE TP
Writers: Gregg Hurwitz and Jason Aaron
Artists: Szymon Kudranski and Jason Pearson
Collects: PENGUIN: PAIN AND PREJUDICE and JOKER’S ASYLUM: PENGUIN #1
$14.99 US, 144 pg

SHOWCASE PRESENTS: AMETHYST, PRINCESS OF GEMWORLD VOL. 1 TP
Writers: Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohen
Artists: Ernie Colon, Ric Estrada, Pablo Marcos, Alex Saviuk, Bob Smith, Gary Martin, Romeo Tanghal, Kurt Schaffenberger and Karl Kesel
Collects: LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #298, AMETHYST, PRINCESS OF GEMWORLD #1-12, AMETHYST ANNUAL #1, DC COMICS PRESENTS #63 and AMETHYST #1-11
$19.99 US, 648 pg

THE STARMAN OMNIBUS VOL. 2 TP
Writer: James Robinson
Artists: Tony Harris, John Watkiss, Guy Davis, J.H. Williams III, Chris Sprouse, Craig Hamilton and others
Collects: STARMAN #17-29, STARMAN ANNUAL #1 and stories from SHOWCASE 95 #12 and SHOWCASE 96 #4-5
$29.99 US, 416 pg

SUPERMAN: THE BLACK RING VOL. 2 TP
Writers: Paul Cornell and Gail Simone
Artists: Pete Woods, Jesus Merino, Marco Rudy, Ed Benes, J. Calafiore and others
Collects: ACTION COMICS #896-900, SECRET SIX #29 and ACTION COMICS ANNUAL #13
$16.99 US, 224 pg

DC Universe titles coming in October 2012:

THE 52 OMNIBUS HC
Writers: Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka and Mark Waid
Artists: Keith Giffen, Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, Jack Jadson, Chris Batista, Jimmy Palmiotti, Ken Lashley, Eddy Barrows, Rob Stull, Shawn Moll, Tom Nguyen, Todd Nauck, Marlo Alquiza, Dale Eaglesham, Art Thibert, Patrick Olliffe, Drew Geraci, Ray Snyder, Phil Jimenez, Andy Lanning, Rodney Ramos, Dan Green, Tom Derenick, Jay Leisten, Jamal Igle, Keith Champagne, Andy Smith, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Dan Jurgens, Norm Rapmund and Darick Robertson
Collects: 52 #1-52
$150.00 US, 1216 pg

BIRDS OF PREY: THE DEATH OF ORACLE TP
Writer: Gail Simone
Artists: Ardian Syaf and Vicente Cifuentes
Collects: BIRDS OF PREY #7-15
$16.99 US, 200 pg

GREEN LANTERN CORPS: THE WEAPONER TP
Writer: Tony Bedard
Artists: Tyler Kirkham and Batt
Collects: GREEN LANTERN CORPS #53-57
$14.99 US, 128 pg

HUNTRESS: CROSSBOW AT THE CROSSROADS TP
Writer: Paul Levitz
Artists: Marcos To and John Dell
Collects: HUNTRESS #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT: ALAN DAVIS HC
Writer: Mike W. Barr
Artists: Alan Davis, Paul Neary, Mark Farmer, E.R. Cruz, Terry Beatty, Carmine Infantino, Dick Giordano,
Collects: DETECTIVE COMIS #569-575, BATMAN: FULL CIRCLE #1 and a story from BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #25
$39.99 US, 272 pg

LEGION: SECRET ORIGIN TP
Writer: Paul Levitz
Artists: Chris Batista, Rich Perotta and Marc Deering
Collects: LEGION: SECRET ORIGIN #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

STORMWATCH VOL. 2 HC
Writer: Warren Ellis
Artists: Tom Raney, Oscar Jimenez, Bryan Hitch, Paul Neary, Randy Elliot and others
Collects: STORMWATCH #48-50 and #1-11
$29.99 US, 384 pg

SUPERMAN/BATMAN: SORCERER KINGS TP
Writers: Cullen Bunn, Joe Kelly, Chris Roberson and others
Artists: ChrisCross, Jesus Merino, Brett Booth and Ed Benes
Collects: SUPERMAN/BATMAN #78-84
$14.99 US, 168 pg

THE WONDER WOMAN ARCHIVES VOL. 7 HC
Writers: William Moulton Marston, Joyce Murchison and Robert Kanigher
Artist: Harry G. Peter
Collects: SENSATION COMICS #50-57 and WONDER WOMAN #16-18
$59.99 US, 224 pg

DC Universe titles coming in November 2012:

BATMAN: THE BLACK MIRROR TP
Writer: Scott Snyder
Artists: Jock and Francesco Francavilla
Collects: DETECTIVE COMICS #871-881
$16.99 US, 304 pg

BATMAN: EYE OF THE BEHOLDER TP
Writer: Tony S. Daniel
Artists: Tony S. Daniel and others
Collects: BATMAN #704-707, 710-712
$14.99 US, 168 pg

GREEN LANTERN: SECTOR 2814 VOL. 1 TP
Writer: Len Wein
Artists: Dave Gibbons, Dick Giordano, Mike DeCarlo and Mark Farmer
Collects: GREEN LANTERN #172-176, 178-183 and 185-186
$16.99 US, 192 pg

KUBERT COVERS WAR HC
Writer/artist: Joe Kubert
Collects: Covers from various DC war comics
$24.99 US, 208 pg

THE NEW TEEN TITANS: GAMES TP
Writers: Marv Wolfman and George Pérez
Artists: George Pérez, Mike Perkins and Al Vey
Original graphic novel
$16.99 US, 144 pg

SHOWCASE PRESENTS: WORLD’S FINEST VOL. 4
Writers: Cary Bates, Leo Dorfman, Jim Shooter, Robert Kanigher, Dennis O’Neil, Mike Friedrich and Bob Haney
Artists: Pete Costanza, Jack Abel, Neal Adams, Dick Giordano, Curt Swan, Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Dick Dillin and Joe Giella
Collects: WORLD’S FINEST COMICS #174-178, 180-187, 189-196, 198-202
$19.99 US, 520 pg

SUPERMAN: EARTH ONE VOL. 2 HC
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski
Artists: Shane Davis and Sandra Hope
Original graphic novel
$22.99 US, 136 pg

THE WONDER WOMAN CHRONICLES VOL. 3 TP
Writer: William Moulton Marston
Artists: Harry G. Peter and Frank Godwin
Collects: SENSATION COMICS #15-18, WONDER WOMAN #4-5 and COMIC CAVALCADE #2
$14.99 US, 168 pg

YOUNG JUSTICE VOL. 2: TRAINING DAYS TP
Writers: Kevin Hopps and Greg Weisman
Artists: Christopher Jones and Dan Davis
Collects: YOUNG JUSTICE #7-13
$12.99 US, 160 pg

DC Universe titles coming in December 2012:

ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN: GIL KANE HC
Writers: Martin Pasko, Bob Rozakis, Marv Wolfman, Gil Kane, Cary Bates, Roy Thomas and Joey Cavalieri
Artist: Gil Kane
Collects: SUPERMAN #367, 372, 375, ACTION COMICS #539-541, 544, 545, 546 and 551-554, SUPERMAN SPECIAL #1, 2 and DC COMICS PRESENTS ANNUAL #3
$39.99 US, 392 pg

BATMAN: ARKHAM UNHINGED TP
Writer: Derek Fridolfs
Artists: Mike S. Miller and Brian Ching
Collects: ARKHAM UNHINGED #1-5
$22.99 US, 160 pg

THE BATMAN CHRONICLES VOL. 11 TP
Writers: Don Cameron, Bill Finger, Jack Schiff, Alvin Schwartz, Joseph Greene and Mort Weisinger
Artists: Jack Burnley, Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, George Roussos and Dick Sprang
Collects: BATMAN #20-21, DETECTIVE COMICS #82-85 and WORLD’S FINEST COMICS #12
$14.99 US, 168 pg

BATMAN: NO MAN’S LAND VOL. 4 TP NEW EDITION
Writers: Devin Grayson, Greg Rucka, Chuck Dixon, Dennis O’Neil, John Ostrander, Jordan B. Gorfinkel,
Artists: Dale Eaglesham, Damion Scott, Rick Burchett, N. Steven Harris, Paul Ryan, Roger Robinson, Jim Balent, Scott McDaniel, Greg Land, Sergio Cariello and others
Collects: BATMAN CHRONICLES #18, BATMAN #572-574, DETECTIVE COMICS #739-741, BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #125-126, ROBIN #73, BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #93-94, AZRAEL: AGENT OF THE BAT #59-61, CATWOMAN #75-77, NIGHTWING #38-39, BATMAN: NO MAN’S LAND #0
$34.99 US, 552 pg

DEADMAN VOL. 3 TP
Writers: Bob Haney, Arnold Drake, Paul Levitz, Cary Bates, Martin Pasko and Gerry Conway
Artists: Dick Dillin, Mike Grell, Fred Carrillo, Jim Aparo, Kurt Schaffenberger, Romeo Tanghal and others
Collects: WORLD’S FINEST COMICS #223, 227, PHANTOM STRANGER #33, 39-41, THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #133, SUPERMAN FAMILY #183 and DC SUPER STARS #18
$16.99 US, 176 pg

JACK KIRBY’S FOURTH WORLD OMNIBUS VOL. 4 TP
Writer: Jack Kirby
Artists: Jack Kirby, Mike Royer, D. Bruce Berry and Greg Theakstron
Collects: MISTER MIRACLE #10-18, THE FOREVER PEOPLE #11, THE NEW GODS #11, NEW GODS (REPRINT SERIES) #6 and DC GRAPHIC NOVEL #4: THE HUNGER DOGS
$29.99 US, 424 pg

JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: OMEGA TP
Writer: James Robinson
Artists: Brett Booth, Pow Rodrix, Mark Bagley, Rob Hunter and Norm Rapmud
Collects: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #49-53 and STARMAN/CONGORILLA #1
$16.99 US, 200 pg

KAMANDI, THE LAST BOY ON EARTH OMNIBUS VOL. 2 HC
Writer: Jack Kirby, Gerry Conway and Paul Levitz
Artists: Jack Kirby, D. Bruce Berry and Mike Royer
Collects: KAMANDI, THE LAST BOY ON EARTH #21-40
$49.99 US, 416 pg

SUPERMAN: GROUNDED VOL. 2 TP
Writers: J. Michael Straczynski and Chris Roberson
Artists: Eddy Barrows, Allan Goldman, JP Mayer and others
Collects: SUPERMAN #707-711 and 713-714
$14.99 US, 168 pg

SHOWCASE PRESENTS: WEIRD WAR TALES VOL. 1 TP
Writers: Robert Kanigher, Bob Haney, Hank Chapman, Bill Finger, Dave Wood, Len Wein, Marv Wolfman, Jerry DeFuccio, France E. Herron, William Woolfolk, Sheldon Mayer, Raymond Marais, Jack Oleck, George Kashdan, Michael J. Pellowski,
Artists: Russ Heath, Joe Kubert, Irv Novick, Frank Thorne, Mort Drucker, Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Reed Crandall, Gene Colan, Mort Meskin, George Roussos, Carmine Infantino, Jerry Grandenetti, Joe Giella, Tony DeZuniga, Steve Harper, Neal Adams, Alfredo Alcala, Alex Niño, Alex Toth, Walter Simonson, Gerry Talaoc, Don Perlin, Nestor Redondo, George Evans, Ernie Chan, Frank Robbins and Bernard Baily
Collects: WEIRD WAR TALES #1-21
$19.99 US, 520 pg

Please note, this information is not final and may be subject to change. For more complete information, please check the upcoming solicitations in Previews or online.

Free Comic Book Day 2012 is Saturday, May 5, but you don’t have to wait four months to learn what’s inside DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 FREE COMIC BOOK DAY EDITION. Right here on THE SOURCE, we’ve got an early taste of what to expect.

Featuring art by legendary illustrator Jim Lee and other top talents, DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 FCBD EDITION will include a new story by New York Times bestselling writer Geoff Johns.

There will also be preview material from DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 “Second Wave” titles, including BATMAN INCORPORATED, DIAL H, EARTH 2, G.I. COMBAT, THE RAVAGERS and WORLDS’ FINEST.

But that’s not all; there are still more surprises to come. Stay tuned to THE SOURCE for details!