DC Comics for October 15th, 2014

Oct 15, 2014

A slew of good stuff from DC this week including the latest Batman/Superman, Justice League, Fables, and the launch of Trinity of Sin.

DC COMICS

Adventures Of Superman Volume 2 TP, $14.99
Batman ’66 Volume 1 TP, $14.99
Batman ’66 Volume 2 HC, $19.99
Batman And Robin #35 (Chris Burnham Monsters Variant Cover), AR
Batman And Robin #35 (Patrick Gleason & Mick Gray Regular Cover), $2.99
Batman Black And White Harley Quinn Statue (2nd Edition), $79.95
Batman Black And White Zombie Batman Statue By Neal Adams, $79.95
Batman Eternal #28, $2.99
Batman Superman #15 (Bengal Variant Cover), AR
Batman Superman #15 (Jae Lee Combo Pack Cover), $4.99
Batman Superman #15 (Jae Lee Regular Cover), $3.99
Batman Superman #15 (Jon Bogdanove Monsters Variant Cover), AR
Batman Volume 5 Zero Year Dark City HC, $24.99
Batwoman #35, $2.99
Black Lantern 1:1 Scale Power Battery And Ring Prop Replica, $199.95
Earth 2 World’s End #2, $2.99
Fables #145, $2.99
Green Lantern New Guardians #35, $2.99
Hellblazer Volume 9 Critical Mass TP, $19.99
Infinite Crisis The Fight For The Multiverse #4, $3.99
Justice League #35 (Ivan Reis & Joe Prado Combo Pack Cover), $4.99
Justice League #35 (Ivan Reis & Joe Prado Regular Cover), $3.99
Justice League #35 (Jerry Ordway Variant Cover), AR
Justice League #35 (Rafael Albuquerque Monsters Variant Cover), AR
Justice League 3000 Volume 1 Yesterday Lives TP, $16.99
MAD Magazine #530, $5.99
New 52 Futures End #24, $2.99
Red Hood And The Outlaws #35, $2.99
Scribblenauts Unmasked Mini Figures Blind Mystery Box Series 4 (8 Different Figures), AR
Supergirl #35, $2.99
Teen Titans #3 (Gene Ha Monsters Variant Cover), AR
Teen Titans #3 (Kenneth Rocafort Regular Cover), $2.99
Teen Titans #3 (Kevin Wada Variant Cover), AR
Teen Titans Go #6, $2.99
Trinity Of Sin #1 (Cully Hamner Variant Cover), AR
Trinity Of Sin #1 (Guillem March Regular Cover), $2.99
Wonder Woman Vs Hydra Mini Patina Statue, $124.95

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