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Death of the New Gods #4 (far left) by Jim Starlin features what is purported to be the "end" of the Jack Kirby Fourth World saga - begun way back during the close of the silver age of comics. Many beloved characters have taken their final bow in the pages of this mini-series, but the mystery of who (or what) done it, is sure worth checking out.
Legion of Super-Heroes #37, illustrated by Francis Manapul & John Livesay, and written by returning (and controversial) former Legion scribe Jim Shooter looks to be a return to form for the 31st century team of heroes after the departure of Mark Waid & Barry Kitson. As a huge fan of the 1960's & 1970's Legion stories, I definitely will be lining up for Shooter's rebound to this title.
For more preview art go to newsarama.com and see for yourself.
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