DC Comics for March 11th, 2015

Mar 10, 2015

Plenty of Batman goodness from DC this week with the launch of Batman: Arkham Knight and the Detective Comics: End Game one shot. There’s also the latest Action Comics and Worlds’ Finest to snag too.

DC COMICS

Action Comics #40 (Aaron Kuder Regular Cover), $3.99
Action Comics #40 (Jae Lee Variant Cover), AR
Action Comics #40 (Joe Quinones Movie Poster Variant Cover), AR
Arrow Season 2.5 #6, $2.99
Astro City #21, $3.99
Astro City Private Lives HC, $24.99
Astro City Victory TP, $16.99
Batman Arkham Knight #1 (Dan Panosian Regular Cover), $3.99
Batman Arkham Knight #1 (Gary Frank Variant Cover), AR
Batman Arkham Knight #1 (Video Game Art Variant Cover), AR
Batman Beyond Justice Lords Beyond TP, $16.99
Batman Eternal #49, $2.99
Coffin Hill #16, $2.99
Constantine #23, $2.99
Detective Comics Endgame #1 (One Shot), $2.99
Earth 2 World’s End #23, $2.99
Fables The Wolf Among Us #3, $3.99
FBP Federal Bureau Of Physics #19, $2.99
Green Lantern Corps #40 (Bernard Chang Regular Cover), $3.99
Green Lantern Corps #40 (Tony Harris Movie Poster Variant Cover), AR
I Zombie #1 (Special Edition), $1.00
Injustice Gods Among Us Year Three #11, $2.99
Justice League United #10 (Andrew Robinson Regular Cover), $3.99
Justice League United #10 (Dan Hipp Variant Cover), AR
Justice League United #10 (Marco D’Alfonso Movie Poster Variant Cover), AR
Justice League Volume 5 Forever Heroes TP, $14.99
Klarion #6, $2.99
Mortal Kombat X #4, $3.99
Multiversity Guidebook #1 (Rian Hughes 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $7.99
New 52 Futures End #45, $2.99
New Suicide Squad #8, $2.99
Scooby-Doo Where Are You #55, $2.99
Smallville Season 11 Continuity #4 (Of 4), $3.99
Superman #38 (John Romita Jr. & Klaus Janson 2nd Printing Variant Cover), $4.99
Tiny Titans Return To The Treehouse TP, $12.99
Worlds’ Finest #32, $2.99

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