DC Comics for February 17th, 2016

Feb 16, 2016

We just love to share the Neal Adams variants and DC keeps them coming again this week with Harley Quinn, Martian Manhunter, and Wonder Woman among the highlights.

DC COMICS

American Vampire Volume 8 HC, $22.99
Astro City #32, $3.99
Batgirl Volume 2 Family Business TP, $16.99
Batman And Robin Eternal #20, $2.99
Batman Noir The Black Mirror HC, $34.99
Batman Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 (Of 6)(Freddie E. Williams II 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $3.99
Batman Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #2 (Of 6)(Freddie E. Williams II 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $3.99
Bat-Mite TP , $14.99
Catwoman Volume 7 Inheritance TP, $14.99
Clean Room #5, $3.99
Dark Knight III The Master Race #1 (Of 8)(Jae Lee Variant Cover Plus 3)(Dynamic Forces), AR
Doctor Fate #9, $2.99
Doom Patrol Volume 1 TP, $29.99
Doomed TP, $14.99
Harley Quinn #25 (Amanda Conner Regular Cover), $3.99
Harley Quinn #25 (Chad Hardin Variant Cover), AR
Harley Quinn #25 (Neal Adams Variant Cover), AR
Injustice Gods Among Us Year Five #4, $2.99
Lucifer #3, $3.99
Martian Manhunter #9 (Eric Canete Regular Cover), $2.99
Martian Manhunter #9 (Neal Adams Variant Cover), AR
Midnighter Volume 1 Out TP, $14.99
Poison Ivy Cycle Of Life And Death #2 (Of 6), $2.99
Red Thorn #4, $3.99
Robin Son Of Batman #9 (Neal Adams Variant Cover), AR
Robin Son Of Batman #9 (Patrick Gleason & Mick Gray Regular Cover), $3.99
Secret Six #11, $2.99
Sinestro #20 (Brad Walker & Andrew Hennessy Regular Cover), $2.99
Sinestro #20 (Neal Adams Variant Cover), AR
Superman American Alien #4 (Of 7)(Jae Lee Variant Cover), AR
Superman American Alien #4 (Of 7)(Ryan Sook Regular Cover), $3.99
Teen Titans Go #14, $2.99
Titans Hunt #5 (Of 12)(Neal Adams Variant Cover), AR
Titans Hunt #5 (Of 12)(Paulo Siqueira Regular Cover), $3.99
Wonder Woman #49 (David Finch & Scott Hanna Regular Cover), $3.99
Wonder Woman #49 (Kim Jung Gi Variant Cover), AR
Wonder Woman #49 (Neal Adams Variant Cover), AR

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