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Batgirl: Redemptionby Adam Beechen and Jim Calafiore
DC Comics
On sale now
Batgirl returns to fight crime on the streets of Gotham City and redefine her place in the Bat-family. Batgirl must first conquer her own inner demons before she can prove herself to the world.
Cirque du Freak, Vol. 1by Darren Shan; illustrated by Takahiro Arai
Yen Press
On sale: 6/9/09
Darren's fascination with spiders and other creepy things leads him somewhere he never should have gone: the Cirque du Freak, a scary collection of horrors that will lead Darren to make the ultimate sacrifice. The circus is just Darren's first stop in this tale of frightful fun.
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Dragonero
by Luca Enoch, Stefano Vietti, and Giuseppe Matteoni
Dark Horse
On sale: 6/10/09
Beyond the civilized lands of Erondar, the Stone Towers are crumbling. The great monoliths are falling one after another under the wild thrusts of an evil force. The Ancient Prohibition that binds the Abominables inside their dark world is soon to be broken. Alben the Wizard knows what must be done. He will gather a fighting force to stop it…if they can.
Captain America: The Man with No Face by Ed Brubaker, Luke Ross, and Steve Epting
Marvel
On sale: 7/15/09
The original Captain America is dead, and his replacement is left to face his greatest challenge—a villain from his past who has returned to spread war. This hardcover volume collects several issues of Captain America's monthly series.
The Storm in the Barnby Matt Phelan
Candlewick Press
On sale: 9/1/09
In Kansas in the year 1937, 11-year-old Jack Clark faces his share of ordinary challenges: local bullies, his father's failed expectations, a little sister with an eye for trouble. But he also has to deal with the effects of the Dust Bowl, including rising tensions in his small town and the spread of a shadowy illness. Certainly a case of "dust dementia" would explain who (or what) Jack has glimpsed in the Talbot's abandoned barn—a sinister figure with a face like rain. But he knows it's something more.
-- John Hogan
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