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Three-quels Call of Duty: Black Ops III and Dark Knight III: The Master Race take cover honors for the next issue of the jumbo comic book shop bible.

The multimedia assault is here for DC’s newest animated film Justice League: Gods and Monsters, and it brings an alternate look at Superman with the Son of Zod in a debut issue that fans of the DC Animated properties shouldn’t miss.

While chances are that you’ve seen both of these already, I think it’s worth a repeat since we have yet to post them on BG.

Loads of new stuff made its debut at SDCC this week from DC Collectibles, from some of the company’s biggest lines, including the Batman: The Animated Series collection and the not yet even released Icons line.

It might be SDCC week out in sunny San Diego, but the closest most of us will get is right here at home in our local comic shop.

Tons of great stuff in stores this week for the comic fans among us.

Marvel’s Secret Wars mini-series and its world redefining offshoots continue to roll out this week, along with more post-Convergence DC books, with shake-ups for Aquaman, Flash, and more.

A bold new era begins for a de-powered Man of Steel with ‘Truth’.

DC’s world-colliding event comes to a close in an issue that provides plenty of bang for the buck, and a few disappointing moments.

Convergence aside, this week’s biggest books from pretty much any publisher are the ’40s’. What are those, you ask? Batman, Superman, and Justice League numbers 40 of course.

It’s a full-court press for DC comics with the legendary Bruce Timm’s brand new take on the Justice League.

You’ve probably seen it already (as well as that crappy bootleg version), but here’s the awesome teaser for Batman v Superman in all its HD glory one more time.

DC Comics’ biggest event of the year (actually, the last few years) finally kicks off with Convergence #0 in a pretty full week of notable releases.

The super-dog from Krypton is officially a combatant in the DC Comics MOBA Infinite Crisis.

There’s a lot to like from a whole bunch of publishers on the stands today, including the new Hellboy spinoff Frankenstein Underground, Batgirl: Endgame, and Transformers: Combiner Wars Opening Salvo.

DK’s excellent historical archive of the DCU and its characters gets a much needed update to keep it current with the ‘New 52’ universe.