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DC Comics Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot T2 (Brand New / Unread)Uncover the deepest shadow protocols, cosmic civil wars, and multiveral anomaly battles of the DC Universe with this premium, five book collection of consecutive mid run issues from the New 52 era. This highly curated set tracks the massive shifting creative eras and explosive plot arcs of WildStorms premier planetary defense forcepropelling the team directly out of localized threats and into an all out tactical confrontation against the Red Lantern

Uncover the deepest shadow protocols, cosmic civil wars, and multiveral anomaly battles of the DC Universe with this premium, five-book collection of consecutive mid-run issues from the New 52 era. This highly curated set tracks the massive shifting creative eras and explosive plot arcs of WildStorm’s premier planetary defense force—propelling the team directly out of localized threats and into an all-out tactical confrontation against the Red Lantern Corps. Enjoy gripping, high-concept sci-fi storytelling by acclaimed writers Paul Jenkins and Peter Milligan, combined with dynamic art by Ignacio Calero and Miguel Sepúlveda.

All five books are in pristine, brand-new, and unread condition. This collection is a phenomenal pick-up for dedicated WildStorm completionists, cosmic DC collectors, or independent retail store owners looking to add high-grade, consecutive modern backissues directly onto their storefront shelves.

The Comic Book Lineup

  1. Stormwatch #7 – Cover A First Printing (May 2012): A high-octane jumping-on point welcoming the acclaimed creative team of writer Paul Jenkins and artist Ignacio Calero. Titled "The Gravity Thieves," this pivotal issue pits Apollo, Midnighter, and Martian Manhunter against a brilliant, reality-bending rogue faction utilizing gravity-warping technology to hold the world's financial centers hostage.

  2. Stormwatch #8 – Cover A First Printing (June 2012): The team faces a devastating internal and structural crisis. As the shadow operations of the Eye of the Storm begin leaking to global intelligence agencies, deep-seated trust issues between Martian Manhunter and the rest of the WildStorm alumni threaten to permanently compromise their defense protocols.

  3. Stormwatch #9 – Cover A First Printing (July 2012): Legendary scribe Peter Milligan takes the narrative helm for an explosive cosmic milestone chapter! The team is violently drawn into a cross-title collision course as they match tactical resources against the raw, unbridled rage of the Red Lantern Corps, setting off a multi-issue intergalactic war.

  4. Stormwatch #10 – Cover A First Printing (August 2012): The high-stakes space battle reaches an absolute boiling point. Marooned in a hostile deep-space sector, Midnighter must execute a desperate, hyper-violent offensive strategy to safeguard a severely compromised Apollo from a lethal Red Lantern execution squad.

  5. Stormwatch #11 – Cover A Main Edition First Printing (September 2012): The thunderous, action-packed grand finale of the Red Lantern conflict. Secrets are completely laid bare across the cosmos as the fragile alliance between Earth's premier black-ops division and the cosmic ring-wielders permanently shatters, fundamentally reshaping Stormwatch’s status quo.

Product Highlights

  • Flawless Consecutive Reading Run: Includes issues #7, #8, #9, #10, and #11 completely back-to-back, giving readers a smooth, uninterrupted narrative experience through major creative team transitions and crossovers.

  • The Red Lantern Crossover Key Block: Contains the entire core cosmic block of the team's historic face-off with the Red Lanterns, making it highly sought after for cosmic DC completionists.

  • Collector-Ready Presentation: A uniform set of standard Cover A first print editions that look exceptional on physical display racks, online storefronts, or longbox backissue files.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Publisher DC Comics / WildStorm
Era Modern Age (The New 52 Relaunch Era, 2012)
Count 5 Comics Total
Condition Brand New / Unread

 

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Hudson explains US monetary policy from the pre-WWI era to the present day and the points at which it goes through significant changes. He covers the goals of the US at the time, the perspectives of the victims and opponents of these policies and the reasons for changes in monetary policy. I had already read the previous edition but he updates this book to include how the China and Russia are building effective resistance to the machinations of the world bank, IMF, and to the hegemony of the dollar zone in general. Essential reading!
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