Best Selling Books by Jerry Ordway

The 1950s provide the backdrop for a tale showcasing Spy Smasher and C.C. Batson, Billy's and Mary's father. The fiendish Baron Blitzkrieg and our heroes covet the very same artifact from Shazam's tomb...the Scorpion! One will triumph and one will feel its sting!

Tyran incontesté de la planète Apokolips, Darkseid est le plus redoutable adversaire que la Ligue de Justice ait dû affronter. Désireux de ternir à jamais la réputation des légendes de la Terre, il envoie ses âmes damnées à l'assaut des grands médias, pour une campagne de calomnies attisant la haine du public à leur endroit. (Contient LEGENDS #1-6)

Doomsday, une créature maléfique dévaste les États-Unis de long en large. Même la Ligue de Justice succombe face à une telle sauvagerie. Seul Superman reste debout face au monstre. Debout... pour son dernier combat. (Contient SUPERMAN : THE MAN OF STEEL #17-19, SUPERMAN #73-75, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #496-498, ACTION COMICS #683-685, JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA #69-70)

Doomsday, une créature maléfique dévaste les États-Unis de long en large. Même la Ligue de Justice succombe face à une telle sauvagerie. Seul Superman reste debout face au monstre. Debout... pour son dernier combat. (Contient SUPERMAN : THE MAN OF STEEL #20-21, SUPERMAN #76-77, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #499-500, ACTION COMICS #686, LEGACY OF SUPERMAN #1)

When Billy Batson speaks the name of an ages-old wizard, he is transformed into the World's Mightiest Mortal—Shazam! Billy Batson’s parents died when he was still a baby. The orphaned child believed he had no one to rely on and had to fend for himself. But one day, he was guided to the Rock of Eternity, where the ancient wizard Shazam waited. The world needed heroes and the boy became the wizard’s new champion, able to transform himself into an adult superhero by calling down a magical bolt of lightning. Now, whenever evil must be stopped or people are in need of help, Earth can rely on the power of Shazam! The Power of Shazam! Book 2: The Worm Turns collects "Playing with Fire" from Showcase '96, Superboy Plus #1, Supergirl Plus #1, Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #4 (1996), The Power of Shazam! #13-23 (1996), and The Power of Shazam! Annual (1996).

"Originally published in single magazine form in Superman/Batman 72-75, Superman/Batman Annual 4."

Continuing with Titan's collection of Superman stories that redefined one of the most identifiable modern icons is volume three in the Superman: Man of Steel series. John Byrne's reinvention of the Superman mythos was considered highly controversial when it was first published in the 1980s - but he had little choice as he was attempting to rationalise continuity problems that had been produced over Superman's fifty years of life in various different media. Written by fan favourite scribes John Byrne (JLA, Batman) and Marv Wolfman (Batman, Crisis on Infinite Earths), with art by Byrne, Jerry Ordway (JLA) and a host of the best artists the 1980s had to offer Also featuring a new cover by Byrne