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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2022 Checkmate miniseries, which spins out of the Event Leviathan storyline. The series follows a new incarnation of the covert organization as they navigate a world reshaped by Leviathan's revelations, with a team of operatives including the Question and Talia al Ghul. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated by Alex Maleev, it's a tense espionage thriller that ties into the larger DC Universe mystery.
In "Leviathan Dawn," Superman faces off against Shaw in a high-stakes confrontation that leads to Talia’s rescue from Leviathan’s grasp. As Green Arrow and the Question recover from the assault, they rally with Kate Spencer, Trevor, Bones, and Damian to anticipate the enemy’s next strike—while Shaw makes one last, desperate attempt to draw Lois into Leviathan’s cause. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated with tense, atmospheric precision by Alex Maleev, with colors by Dave Stewart and letters by Josh Reed, this issue delivers a gripping escalation in the ongoing conflict. The cover, also by Alex Maleev, captures the moment’s intensity with stark, shadowed detail.
In "Leviathan Dawn," the shadowy threat of Leviathan tightens its grip on global affairs, while a mysterious ally springs Steve Trevor from captivity. Together, they embark on a dangerous journey across hidden networks, seeking out those who can stand against the rising tide—each step bringing them closer to a resistance no one saw coming.
In the shadowy world of Checkmate, Damian and Talia vanish during a mission against Leviathan, leaving the remaining operatives scrambling to respond. As they prepare their next move, a growing unease settles over the team—especially when they turn their attention to the enigmatic Mr. King, whose sudden arrival and cryptic role raise more questions than answers.
In "null," Allie briefs Mark Shaw on a mysterious encounter with Lois Lane, setting off a chain of events that pulls Green Arrow and the Question into a high-stakes pursuit. When Lois is suddenly taken by Leviathan agents led by Merlyn, Shaw’s path collides with Talia, sparking a tense confrontation that soon escalates into a face-off with Superman.
In "null," Superman faces off against Shaw in a high-stakes showdown that puts Talia’s fate in the balance. As Green Arrow and the Question recover from Leviathan’s assault, they rally with Kate Spencer, Trevor, Bones, and Damian to anticipate the enemy’s next strike—while Shaw makes one last desperate attempt to turn Lois to his cause.
In "null," Green Arrow and Manhunter race to stop Merlyn and the Guardian from breaching the Justice League Watchtower, while Checkmate scrambles to uncover Leviathan’s true aim. As tensions rise, Lois reaches out to Superman, uncovering a secret about her family that shakes her world.
In "null," Leviathan's sudden assault on Checkmate headquarters sends the team sprawling across the globe, forcing them to regroup at the Hall of Justice. With Daemon Rose—revealed as Lois Lane's brother—leading a desperate escape, the pair flees a relentless pursuit, their bond tested as the threat looms ever closer.
In "null," Mark Shaw turns on his allies, launching a sudden assault on Lois Lane and Daemon Rose before fleeing to Leviathan headquarters—only to find himself trapped in a web of deception he didn’t see coming. The story unfolds with sharp tension, as loyalty is tested and hidden agendas come to light in a world where trust is the rarest currency.
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↩ Reprints Leviathan Dawn #1 (2020), Checkmate #1 (2021), Checkmate #1 (2021), Checkmate #2 (2021), Checkmate #2 (2021), Checkmate #3 (2021), Checkmate #3 (2021), Checkmate #4 (2021), Checkmate #4 (2021), Checkmate #5 (2021), Checkmate #5 (2021), Checkmate #6 (2022), Checkmate #6 (2022)
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