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DC Comics Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot U (Brand New / Unread)

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DC Comics Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot U (Brand New / Unread)Celebrate the deadly precision, high flying heroics, and deep cut lore of the DC Universes most phenomenal female forces alongside an essential, historical industry preview anchor. This curated 5 book collection delivers a sensational lineup of milestone final issues, high octane team ups, standalone cosmic adventures, and modern variant collectibles. Enjoy magnificent storytelling and artwork from absolute industry titans like Jim Lee, Yanick

Celebrate the deadly precision, high-flying heroics, and deep-cut lore of the DC Universe’s most phenomenal female forces alongside an essential, historical industry preview anchor. This curated 5-book collection delivers a sensational lineup of milestone final issues, high-octane team-ups, standalone cosmic adventures, and modern variant collectibles. Enjoy magnificent storytelling and artwork from absolute industry titans like Jim Lee, Yanick Paquette, Annie Wu, Reiko Murakami, and Scott Williams.

All five books are in brand-new, unread condition, making this lot a stellar acquisition for fans of the Bat-Family, the Suicide Squad, cosmic collectors, or independent sellers looking to stock high-grade modern inventory.

The Comic Book Lineup

  1. Suicide Squad #50 (2016 Series) – Cover A Jim Lee (2019): A massive, extra-sized anniversary issue that doubles as the monumental final issue of the highly acclaimed series run. Featuring a blockbuster main cover by the legendary Jim Lee and Scott Williams, this high-stakes finale forces Harley Quinn, Deadshot, and the rest of the Squad into a desperate, line-in-the-sand battle to contain a deadly global pandemic out of Temho Me4ta prison.

  2. Birds of Prey #26 (2023 Series) – Cover A Annie Wu (2025): Under the sharp, fan-favorite direction of writer Kelly Thompson and artist Sami Basri, this fast-paced issue features a striking main cover by Annie Wu. The Birds give an entirely new meaning to the phrase "going undercover" as they dive headfirst into a dangerous virtual game known as The Unreality, forced to align with an ally they absolutely cannot trust to prevent a real-world Gotham bloodbath.

  3. Batgirl #13 – Cover A Reiko Murakami (2025 Series): A beautifully atmospheric and haunting modern chapter written by Tate Brombal with stunning main cover art by Reiko Murakami. Following a brutal, snowy trek through the Himalayas, Cassandra Cain treks deep into a hidden refuge where dark secrets, ghosts from her violent childhood, and a manipulative Nyssa al Ghul threaten to pull her into an unwanted war.

  4. Supergirl #29 – Cover A Yanick Paquette (2019): An essential, galaxy-spanning milestone issue from writer Marc Andreyko and artist Eduardo Pansica, wrapped in a gorgeous main cover by Yanick Paquette. With a massive galaxy-wide bounty placed squarely on her head, Kara Zor-El, Krypto, and Z'ndr must lay low on an abandoned planet—only to accidentally uncover hidden Kryptonian secrets regarding Rogol Zaar and the death of Appa Ali Apsa.

  5. DC Nation #0 – Cover A First Printing (July 2018): The historic, high-profile promotional powerhouse prologue issue that set the stage for the modern era of DC Comics. This jam-packed book features essential prelude stories anchoring three massive eras: the wedding of Batman and Catwoman by Tom King and Clay Mann, the stellar debut of Scott Snyder's Justice League: No Justice, and a hilarious, top-tier Man of Steel teaser by Brian Michael Bendis and José Luis García-López.

Product Highlights

  • Major Anniversary & Finale Power: Anchored by the highly collectible, extra-sized Suicide Squad #50 series finale featuring unmistakable artwork by DC Publisher Jim Lee.

  • The Powerhouse Eras of DC: An extraordinary cross-section of reading material covering elite street-level martial arts in Batgirl, covert digital warfare in Birds of Prey, deep space exploration in Supergirl, and an all-star historic primer in DC Nation.

  • Collector-Ready Condition: A pristine mix of standard first-printings, modern 2025 releases, and definitive Cover A main editions that look sharp in any retail display or personal collection.

Item Details

  • Publisher: DC Comics

  • Format: Standard Comic Book Mix (Includes Oversized Anniversary Special)

  • Themes: Team Finales, Gotham Vigilantes, Cosmic Espionage, Bat-Family Lore, Multiverse Previews

  • Total Books: 5

Item Condition

All books in this lot are in Brand New / Unread Condition

  • Storage: Maintained in a smoke-free, climate-controlled collector environment entirely away from direct sunlight.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Publisher DC Comics
Era Modern Age (2018–2025 Series Runs)
Count 5 Comics
Condition Brand New / Unread 

 

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