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Suit Up: Justice League & Suicide Squad

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Justice League/Suicide Squad #1

Ever heard the term "free-for-all"? No, we're not referring to that song by Ted Nugent. We're talking about the hottest book from DC Comics which graces the cover of the October PREVIEWS. If this cover image is indicative of the chaos factor in store for fans when they check out Justice League/Suicide Squad #1 (OCT160147), this six-issue mini-series from writer Joshua Williamson and artist Jason Fabok is going to be a MONSTER. All the ingredients are in place for a mashup that's nothing short of combustible. It's the first major event storyline of DC's Rebirth era that begins with a day Amanda Waller always knew would come: the Justice League discovers the existence of the Suicide Squad! Look for it in the DC Comics section of the October catalog!

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Justice League Volume 1: The Extinction Machine TP (Rebirth)

Maybe you were away on an extended vacation. Or maybe you had a long term illness. Or maybe you were off-planet. It would have to be a reason of that magnitude for you to say you weren't aware of DC's Rebirth! The bottom line is, all things were set to zero, and the reset button was pushed to introduce us to the DC Universe in an all-new light. Everyone got a fresh coat of paint, and that makeover also applied to the Justice League. So if you missed the train the first time when the single issues came out, here's your chance to get issues #1-5 collected in this trade paperback, which shows how a slew of new members have been welcomed into the League. The question is, though, are the new members really welcome? Can they be trusted? Shouldn't there have been more time to vet these new team players? You be the judge, and see if there's any elbow room to entertain such notions as a new threat comes to Earth, which could negate any and all second thoughts about voting rights! Look for Justice League Volume 1: The Extinction Machine TP (Rebirth) from Bryan Hitch and Tony S. Daniel in the DC Comics section of the October PREVIEWS!

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Justice League Animated Series Martian Manhunter Bust

J'onn J'onzz may not have graced the front cover of the Rebirth TP above, but that's because he's on shore leave. Hey, even a green-skinned alien needs to go on a sabbatical once in a while. J'onn has earned his leave more than anyone, as he's been in comic stories since the 1950s! Plus, it's not like he hasn't already taken the point on monitor duty. He was featured in the Justice League's Animated Series, and the Justice League Animated Series Martian Manhunter Bust (OCT162576) is tribute to his hard work and determination, as rendered by the talented people over at Diamond Select Toys. A fitting testament to one of the oldest serving heroes to ever serve the League and the global citizens of Earth, you'll find this bust in the October edition of the PREVIEWS comic shop catalog!

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Suicide Squad #1 Directors Cut

When there's a deadline to meet, that urge to extend a metaphor or add an extra word balloon is a second thought. When it's press time, a ship needs to sail! Thus, comics ultimately have to be signed off on at one point so that they go out the door and end up in the comic shop on the date they're scheduled to arrive. That's what it takes to be a successful publisher, and DC Comics has a proven track record to say the least. But sometimes a book does so well that fans clamor for the original "untouched" version. And bang! You got it this time with the Suicide Squad #1 Directors Cut (OCT160244) from writer Rob Williams and artists Jim Lee and Jason Fabok. This new pencils-only version of the debut issue kicks off Task Force X, Amanda Waller's strike team of incarcerated super-criminals. Look for it in the DC Comics section of the October PREVIEWS catalog!

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Harley Quinn: Red, White And Black Statue — Injustice 2

Back in the day, girls wanted to dress like Madonna. The Material Girl was all the rage, from her clothes, to her makeup, to her beauty mark. Now go to any comic convention and you'll there's a new look that girls are sporting...and it belongs to none other than DC's Harley Quinn! She's got that special something, don't ya think? Daddy's little monster is irresistible, and a real handful. Don't think that because she's cute she's easy peasy. This litte lady is real firecracker, and with the Harley Quinn: Red, White And Black Statue — Injustice 2 (OCT160338) collectible that's sculpted by Steve Kiwus, she's called out as one of the main stars of the upcoming Injustic 2 game. Limited to only 5,000 pieces worldwide, you'll find this statue in the DC Comics section of the October PREVIEWS catalog!

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Suicide Squad Logo Head Gear

Say you're tapped for reserve duty. Harley is out sick. Maybe this time it's Deadshot. Either way, you got tapped to fill the shoes of the existing team member, and now you find that a bomb's been put in your head to keep you from ignoring your assignment. Who wants to see that nasty scar on your head where they put that explosive device? Better to cover up where the scapel sliced your flesh with the Suicide Squad Belle Reve Logo PX Knit Beanie (JUL168367), Suicide Squad Task Force X Logo PX 3930 Flex Fit Cap (JUL168368), or Suicide Squad Belle Reve Logo PX 3930 Flex Fit Cap (JUL168366). Awesome head gear that'll keep you fashionable, and your unattractive surgery scars from plain sight. And your noggin' will stay warm, too! Look for all three in the Apparel section of the October PREVIEWS catalog.

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