The DC Universe by Mike Mignola #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Heart of a Stranger," Jimmy Olsen tracks a shape-shifting demon infiltrating the White House, while the Phantom Stranger and Bruce Gordon race to stop Eclipso’s escalating threat. Written by Paul Kupperberg and illustrated with moody precision by Mike Mignola—whose distinctive art style is matched in full by his own cover—this 2017 DC story blends supernatural intrigue with high-stakes political suspense.
In "The Soul of the Man!", the enigmatic Phantom Stranger teams up with Bruce Gordon to enlist Jenet Klyburn from S.T.A.R. Labs in a desperate bid to stop a wave of demons ravaging the planet—part of a larger design orchestrated by the malevolent Eclipso. As ancient forces stir and reality begins to fray, the fate of Earth hangs in the balance, and the true nature of the man behind the madness may be the key to stopping the destruction.
In "Thunder in the Night!", Jimmy Olsen races through the halls of the White House on a desperate trail, chasing a shape-shifting demon slipping through the corridors of power. With Phantom Stranger and Bruce Gordon racing to breach the building, they must unravel Eclipso’s escalating scheme before the night ends in nuclear chaos—while unexpected allies and historical figures like Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev stand in the shadows, watching.
In "A World Full of Voices," the Phantom Stranger faces off against Eclipso in a climactic clash at Stonehenge, where the weight of ancient magic and cosmic stakes hangs in the air. As the battle rages, Negative Woman races against time to prevent Lycaon from unleashing a force capable of ending the world.
In a distant future on Krypton, a young man named Kan-Z is chosen as a bride for a clone, but when he rejects his mother Nyra’s design, he kills her and her clone—igniting a war that will last a millennium. This haunting tale explores the fragile line between legacy and identity, as generations of clones and their creators grapple with the consequences of a single, violent choice.
In the shadowed depths where reason frays, Superman—drained and disoriented by kryptonite—sees only a monster in the form of Man-Bat. As fear takes hold, his instincts clash with the truth, forcing a desperate choice. When clarity returns, he reaches out to the very being he once sought to destroy, hoping the line between hunter and hunted might still be crossed.
In "Memories of Krypton's Past," Superman confronts Mongul’s brutal gladiators in a high-stakes arena, where ancient echoes of Krypton’s fallen civilization begin to surface. The Cleric, a mysterious guardian of forgotten relics, reveals an artifact tied to Krypton’s past—one that may hold the key to understanding the planet’s final days. As flashes of Jor-El, Lara, and the League of Life flicker through memory, the weight of a lost world presses close, and the fate of Krypton’s legacy hangs in the balance.
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