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In "Drive," Harrison returns from a business trip to Las Vegas, where a haunting soundtrack of his wife Loretta’s voice plays on repeat—her words a fragile thread between truth and the life he’s trying to preserve. Through stark, intimate visuals, the story unfolds in quiet tension, revealing what he did in the city and what he hopes to hide.

In "Old Dog / New Trick," four former revolutionaries—long settled into life behind bars after three decades—face a reckoning when their cause finally triumphs. Now, they must choose whether to step back into the world they once fought for, or remain in the quiet of their prison lives.

When the Teen Titans throw a wild party in Bruce Wayne’s penthouse, the noise ripples down to Elasti-Girl’s apartment, disrupting the Doom Patrol’s quiet evening—leading to a chaotic collision of egos, powers, and very different ideas of what counts as fun.

In "Batman A-Go-Go!", Batman and Robin take down the Riddler and Sunshine, but when Dick rescues her and starts a romance, the line between justice and playfulness blurs. As Commissioner Gordon urges Batman to embrace the darkness, questions swirl: Is Aunt Harriet truly dead? Did Robin really commit the crime? The story lingers on the tension between light and vengeance, leaving the cost of each choice hanging in the air.

In "Fourth World Wager," Orion challenges Mister Miracle to an escape so absurd it defies logic: can he break free from a fuel-soaked body bag, manacled and unconscious, with a plastic bag over his head and coated in Atomic Glue—just to survive a plunge into molten lava? The stakes are as wild as the setup, testing the limits of both cunning and sheer will.

In "The Road to Samarra," a quiet moment behind the wheel becomes a haunting revelation when a woman glimpses death in her rear-view mirror—only to uncover, years later, that the vision was not a memory, but a glimpse of what’s still to come.

In "Death Race," Flash confronts the chaos at Iron Heights Penitentiary after a riot erupts following the wrongful execution of Dr. Benjamin Silvers for the death of Police Officer Tommy Dunn. Haunted by a dream where he’s fleeing Death itself, Flash races against time to prevent further bloodshed and uncover the truth behind the tragedy.

Superman Is... presents a striking visual meditation on the essence of the Man of Steel, unfolding through eight evocative illustrations that each capture a different facet of his identity—Strength, Unity, Peace, Equality, Reliable, Metropolis, Alien, and Noble—offering a quiet, poignant reflection on what Superman represents, one word at a time.