DC Premium #37
A 2005 issue from Panini Deutschland's DC Premium series, this installment features a story titled "(Noch ein) Neuanfang" and brings together the creative team of Keith Giffen, J. M. DeMatteis, and Christian Heiß, with artwork by Kevin Maguire and inking by Joe Rubinstein. The issue includes characters from the DC Universe, rendered in a style shaped by Maguire’s pencils and Rubinstein’s inks, with coloring by Lee Loughridge and lettering by Lucia Truccone.
In "(Noch ein) Neuanfang," Max and L-Ron assemble a team of former Justice League members for a fresh mission, only to be taken aback when a mysterious new volunteer steps forward—unannounced, untested, and full of quiet purpose.
In "Schon wieder ein Déjà vu," the reassembled members of the Justice League face a tense welcome as they settle into their new inner-city headquarters, met not with fanfare but with suspicion by local residents—including the enigmatic, hyper-intelligent gang known as the E Street Bloodsuckers. The story unfolds with quiet unease, as old alliances are tested and new tensions rise in a neighborhood where heroes and streetwise minds collide.
In "null," a fractured Justice League faces a crisis when former members break free and intervene to stop Mary Marvel from killing Captain Atom—now dangerously leaking radiation. With the situation spiraling, Roulette swiftly teleports the team back to their base, just as a massive alien spaceship descends on the horizon.
In "Der Zorn des Manga Khan," Booster Gold and Blue Beetle rush to get Captain Atom medical help, while Fire, Elongated Man, and Mary Marvel face a sudden threat: Manga Khan has arrived, demanding a dangerous trade—G'Nort for L-Ron. The stakes rise as the heroes must decide how far they'll go to protect their allies, all while the enigmatic Manga Khan reveals his unsettling intentions.
In "Eine Liga für sich," former Justice League members team up for a high-stakes gambit, using a clever twist of strategy and a little help from the real JLA to take Manga Khan hostage. Their goal: trade him for the freedom of L-Ron and G'Nort, setting off a tense standoff that tests loyalty, legacy, and what it means to be a hero.
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