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DC Comics Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot M2 (Brand New / Unread)

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DC Comics Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot M2 (Brand New / Unread)Explore the absolute peak of high stakes superhero action, dark psychological horror, and street level vigilante noir with this multi era collection from DC Comics. This highly curated set bridges the foundational eras of the New 52 and the DC Universe relaunch with the cutting edge horizons of the DC All In and Absolute DC initiatives. Enjoy magnificent storytelling and artwork from modern visionaries like Scott Snyder, Chris Condon, Christopher

Explore the absolute peak of high-stakes superhero action, dark psychological horror, and street-level vigilante noir with this multi-era collection from DC Comics. This highly curated set bridges the foundational eras of the New 52 and the DC Universe relaunch with the cutting-edge horizons of the DC All In and Absolute DC initiatives. Enjoy magnificent storytelling and artwork from modern visionaries like Scott Snyder, Chris Condon, Christopher Priest, Ben Templesmith, Gerardo Sandoval, and Jock.

All five books are in pristine, unread condition, making this lot a stellar pickup for variant hunters, storyline completionists, or independent retail store owners looking to boost their high-grade backissue inventory.

The Comic Book Lineup

  1. Absolute Superman #13 – Cover A Gerardo Sandoval Second Printing (2026 Key): A highly sought-after, hard-to-find secondary printing variant of a massive milestone chapter in the Absolute Universe lore. Featuring a powerhouse, hyper-dynamic cover by Gerardo Sandoval, this issue deepens the gritty, reimagined mythos of Earth's ultimate champion as he faces overwhelming structural opposition on a world without a Fortress of Solitude.

  2. Green Arrow #25 – Cover A Taurin Clarke First Printing (DC All In 2025): A spectacular, critically acclaimed jumping-on point written by Chris Condon with art by Montos. This pivotal chapter kicks off the "Crimson Sands" story arc, featuring the reintroduction of the classic Golden Age villain The Crimson Archer (Herb Vraney). Oliver Queen and Roy Harper team up in a grounded, emotionally charged narrative tackling corporate greed and street-level justice in Star City.

  3. The Batman Who Laughs #5 – Cover B Jock Variant Edition (2019): A modern horror masterpiece from the legendary Batman: Black Mirror creative team of Scott Snyder and superstar artist Jock. This issue delivers a chilling, high-stakes tactical chess match as Batman is forced to inject himself with the Joker toxin to match the twisted, lethal intellect of his Dark Multiverse counterpart.

  4. Deathstroke #34 – "Deathstroke vs. Batman Part 5" Cover A First Printing (2018): The adrenaline-fueled penultimate chapter of the blockbuster Deathstroke vs. Batman crossover epic written by Christopher Priest. The world's greatest detective and the world's deadliest assassin collide in an all-out tactical war while the shadow of a DNA test threatens to upend the entire legacy of the Wayne family.

  5. Gotham by Midnight #1 – Cover A Ben Templesmith First Printing (New 52 Era): A cult-classic supernatural horror debut issue written by Ray Fawkes with the unmistakable, nightmare-inducing artwork of Ben Templesmith. This premiere issue launches the Jim Corrigan (The Spectre) led Precinct 13, a secret, midnight-shift task force tracking Gotham's grossest occult horrors and spiritual rot.

Product Highlights

  • Absolute Universe Investor Appeal: Capitalize on the soaring popularity of the Absolute line with the collectible Absolute Superman #13 Gerardo Sandoval second print.

  • The Power of Chris Condon's Green Arrow: Includes the highly praised, self-aware anniversary issue Green Arrow #25, bringing classic 1970s social relevance back to Star City.

  • Premium Artist Showcase: Features a jaw-dropping gallery of modern masterworks, contrasting the atmospheric horror of Ben Templesmith and Jock against the sharp, cinematic styling of Taurin Clarke and Gerardo Sandoval.

Item Details

  • Publisher: DC Comics

  • Format: Standard Comic Book Mix

  • Themes: Dark Multiverse Horrors, Absolute Universe Relaunches, The Crimson Archer, Tactical Mercenary Duels, Gotham Occult Detached Precincts

  • 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 Mix (2014–2026 Releases)
Count 5 Comics
Condition Brand New / Unread

 

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