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New Godz

Art by Pasqual Ferry & Dave McCaig

Shilo Norman, Mister Miracle, prepares to perform his most daring escape yet - from the gravitational pull of a black hole! During his stunt, all contact is lost and Shilo encounters Metron in the interior of the event horizon and given a vision of a war between New Genesis and Apokolips where the forces of Darkseid had prevailed. Metron informs Shilo that he'll have to choose between light and dark. Shilo then reappears to the roar of his audience after 11 seconds of zero contact.

Shilo informs his psychiatrist of this visitation along with another. At the afterparty for his show, Shilo's friend ZZ tries to hook him up with some party people, who just happen to be earthly incarnations of Granny Goodness and the Female Furies. The psychiatrist is very dissmissive of Shilo's account and gives the typical "come-back-next-week" goodbye.

Shilo leaves and encounters the new form of Black Racer, an old man in a wheelchair. Mr. Miracle mistakes him for Metron. The Black Racer reveals that he's not, but does wager with Metron from time to time. Black Racer proceeds taunts him, saying Shilo is too soft and will fail his first trial - the Drive-By Derby!!!

Featured Characters:

Mister Miracle

Dr. Dezard/DeSaad
Metron Granny Goodness
Gaylord Malmaison / ZZ Mad Harriet
The Black Racer Bernadeth
High-Father Wunda
Orion Lashina
Darkseid    

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#4

Zor!

Art by Ryan Sook, Mick Gray, & Nathan Ryring

Zatanna goes to Cyrus Gold's Place in Slaughter Swamp to confront the Seven Unknown Men. There she encounters Zor, a being of intense power. The two battle as Zatanna finds herself crossing over into the fourth dimension and meeting the 7 Unknown Men as well as her long deceased father.

Featured Characters:

Zatanna Zatara

Gwydion
Misty 7 Unknown Men of Slaughter Swamp
Vanguard Zatara
Zor Etta Candy

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Burn, Witchboy! Burn!

Art by Frazer Irving

The zealous puritan folk of Limbo Town plan to burn Klarion at the stake for his heretical ideas of a silver city past the wicker gate and under the blue rafters as Mister Melmoth invades. During the commotion, Klarion's sister Beulah cuts his binds and hurries him off to ring the Sabbat Bells nine times. Just as Melmoth finishes explaining his spawning of the citizens of Limbo Town, Klarion sounds the bells, awakening the Grundys to help combat Melmoth's forces. At the bell tower, Klarion speaks with the newly ressurected Judah, who gives him a rod to bind himself with his cat Teekl, becoming an aspect of Horigal.

Melmoth reveals that the Witch-God Croatoan is an artificial intelligence system composed of a pair of dice. Melmoth makes his way to the bell tower and finishes off Judah. The Klarion/Teekl version of Horigal snatches up and devours Melmoth only to find that He is immortal thanks to the waters of the Cauldron of Rebirth running through him. Melmoth escapes and his remaining troops are immolated. Klarion then decides to pursue Melmoth.

Featured Characters:

Klarion

Mister Melmoth
Teekl the Cat Submissionary Judah
Klarion's Mother Beulah, Klarion's sister

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Ballistic: How The Bulleteer Began

Art - Yanick Paquette, Michael Bair

Lance Harrower attempts to perfect a metal coating called Smartskin to turn himself and his wife Alix into superheroes. The Smartskin bonds to the skin and renders the flesh indestructible. The Smartskin has effectively been used on a mouse, but has not been stable enough to cover a person. Meanwhile, Lance plays to Alix's vanity saying that the Smartskin will help them obtain immortality and preserve her looks. Alix brushes off her husband's thoughtless comments and leaves, only to return later, finding Lance covered in Smartskin and complaining of difficulty breathing. As Alix phones 911, Lance touches her hand. The Smartskin makes contact with Alix's body and spreads over every inch of her. Lance dies as a result, but Alix survives her transformation. While going through Lance's belongings, she reads his e-mails from a girl he received through a superhero fetish website. The horrible things he wrote in his e-mails hurts Alix so bad that she runs through a wall into the night in blind fury of emotion. She comes across a train wreck and saves a few citizens, jump-starting her superhero career after losing her career working with autistic children.

Featured Characters:

Bulleteer
Professor Lance Harrower
Metal Mickey

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Uglyhead

Art and cover by Doug Mahnke

Uglyhead is the story of a high school outcast who finds himself a vessel for the Sheeda spine riders. He uses his new telepathic powers to manipulate the people in school bringing them to the prom to serve up as food for Sheeda maggots. In the midst of the horror, Frankenstein emerges from beneath the school after a train crash in 1870 when he last fought Melmoth. Frankenstein kills Uglyhead, then burns and buries all the bodies.

Featured Characters:

Frankenstein Kim (Girl Frankenstein)
Dark Melmoth Kim's Date
Uglyhead    

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Drive By Derby

Art by Billy Dallas Patton, Michael Bair, Freddie Williams II & Dave McCaig

Cover by Pasqual Ferry

Shilo Norman finds himself dodging man-eating cars as he plays out his part in a battle between Metron and the Black Racer. Shilo soon discovers himself in the company of several homeless people who were at one time warriors of New Genesis, but are now on Earth in new forms. Meanwhile, Dark Side and Dr. Dezard make their move against Mister Miracle.

Featured Characters:

Mister Miracle

Lightray
Beautiful Dreamer Metron
Big Bear Orion
Forager Dr. Dezard / DeSaad
Highfather Dark Side / Darkseid
Jezebelle Baron Bedlam

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#2

Who Killed Seven Soldiers?

Art by Yanick Paquette, Serge LaPointe, & Alex Sinclair

Alix Horrower meets FBI Helen Helligan, an agent specializing in meta-human activity. Helen Helligan has sought Bulleteer because she was supposed to have joined up with Vigilante and five other meta-human/superheroes to form the newest incarnation of the Seven Soldiers of Victory. However, Alix didn’t show up and the other six are now dead at the hands of the Sheeda. Helen, suffering from a vampire bite, brings Alix along to help learn more about what happened. This leads to the revelation that Neh-Buh-Loh is the same Nebula Man who faced off against the original Seven Soldiers of Victory years ago. His job: to hunt and kill the Seven Soldiers.

Featured Characters:

Bulleteer
Agent Helen Halligan
Ramon Solomano, the Iron Hand

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