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Daredevil #65

Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Daredevil, the Man Without Fear, Brian Michael Bendis and an all-star cast of artists bring you a deeper look into the last year-and-a-half of Matt Murdock's life. Find out how everyone else around him has reacted to Matt's "outing" as Daredevil, from Nick Fury to Spider-Man to Captain America and more!

A great catching-up point for the four of you who aren't reading this book already, this lays it all out in bright red letters---jump on now! Not to be missed!

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Marvel Knights 2099 Series:
Punisher
Inhumans
Mutant
Black Panther

Anyone who was reading comics in the early to mid-1990's looks fondly upon Marvel's "2099" line of books...well, maybe not everyone. But love or hate them, Marvel presents five one-shots set in a 2099 Universe completely separate from the previously established continuity, all in time for the fifth anniversary of the Marvel Knights imprint. Did you catch all that? Good.

It's all written by Robert Kirkman, creator of "Invincible" and Zeus favorite "The Walking Dead", with art by Pop Mhan (Punisher 2099), Steve Epting (Daredevil 2099), Cliff Rathburn (Inhumans 2099), Kyle Hotz (Black Panther 2099), Khary Randolph (Mutant 2099), and covers by Dreamwave Studios star Pat Lee!

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Powerless #4

In a Marvel Universe without powers, without alien technology and science fiction gadgets, a Marvel Universe much like our own, would the heroes we've come to know and love still be the same?

Peter Parker is in over his head with Norman Osborn, and standing up to him was possibly the worst thing he could have done.

Logan is a man without memories, a blank slate, and it could cost him his life, as a cruel killer named Victor is hot on his trail.

Matt Murdock finds himself between a rock and a hard place, as his defense of accused murderer Frank Castle has set him in the sights of mob boss Wilson Fisk.

It sure doesn't sound too different from the Marvel Universe we know and love, but how will these heroes resolve their problems without the use of spider-like powers, healing factors and claws, or heightened senses? The mystery deepens further, brought to you by Matt Cherniss, Peter Johnson, and Michael Gaydos.

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Hellbrazer #200

In this 200th issue anniversary extravaganza, John Constantine may be up against the worse threat to his life yet---unholy matrimony! He's literally been to Hell and back more times than he'd care to count, imprisoned in a maximum security nightmare, and gone up against some of the most vile creatures to ever walk the Earth, but he's definitely not ready for this. John Constantine must live a day in wedded woe three times over, and when the threads begin to connect, his world will take yet another strange turn.

Cameo appearances by old friends and foes abound in a story written by series writer Mike Carey and drawn by past and present series artists Steve Dillon, Marcelo Frusin, and Leonardo Manco.

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Adam Strange #1

DC's science fiction hero returns (finally!) in an 8-part mini-series, written by Andy Diggle (Swamp Thing), with Pascal Ferry's best art yet! Adam Strange finds himself down on his luck, stuck on Earth, with his adopted home world Rann supposedly destroyed by a supernova. His wife and daughter missing, wanted by the police and alien hunters alike, Adam must set out on an interstellar journey to discover the truth. A non-stop thrill ride for fans old and new alike, this series steps on the gas full-throttle and doesn't let up!

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Teen Titans Go! #11

It's girls vs. boys this issue, as Terra guest stars in a "lost episode" style story. The team plays a game of "Capture the Flag", Titans-style, but where Terra goes, Slade is sure to follow. The Titans are sent on a hunt for a ticking time bomb, but everything isn't as it appears, as the team is soon to learn for themselves. Written by J. Torres, with Todd Nauck back on penciling duty, this book is a great companion for fans of the show!

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