Infinite Crisis #7 Jim Lee / Sandra Hope Cover - back issue - $4.00

The Supermen drive Superboy Prime through a red sun, and as his powers begin to ebb, he uses the last of his super-strength to kill the older Superman. He is then subdued by the younger version, and the Green Lantern Corps imprison him on Oa in a special sciencell containing a mini red sun, but he vows he will escape, like he did the Speed Force before. In an epilogue, Alexander Luthor Jr. vows he will return to recreate the new multiverse in his image of a single 'perfect' universe, but is killed by the Joker.

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[inside front] Planet of the Apes (DVD); [5] got milk?; [7] Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children; [11] Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception by Eoin Colfer; [13] Percy Jackson & the Olympians by Rick Riordan; [17] Dungeon & Dragons Miniatures Game; [19] Nike; [21] abovetheinfluence.com; [27] HeroClix; [36] In house -- 52; [40] In house -- DC Direct Infinite Crisis action figures; [46] In house -- Infinite Crisis Aftermath; [inside back] Pontiac; [back] Tomb Raider Legend

• - In this last issue, Power Girl is referred to in the character list as of New Earth because of the later Justice Society storyline in which a new Earth-2 Power Girl was introduced (JSA Annual [Justice Society of America Annual] (DC, 2008 series) #2).
• Finale - Credits include "Special thanks to Joe Prado." All artists listed under pencils are credited with "pencils & layouts" and all listed under inks are credited with "inks/finishes." Includes the deaths of Alexander Luthor Jr.; Baron Blitzkrieg; Charaxes; Judomaster; Peacemaker; Superman (pre-Crisis Earth-2). Story ends here, but repercussions are seen in the 52 (DC, 2006 series) series, in later issues of Green Lantern (DC, 2005 series) and Green Lantern Corps (DC, 2005 series), as well as elsewhere in the DC Universe.