Dates
- Cover date
- April 2006
- On sale
- February 1, 2006
- In stores
- February 1, 2006
- Pages
- 36
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Editions and covers
Story arc: Seven Soldiers of Victory
This is part 27 of 32. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.
- JLA: Classified #1
- JLA: Classified #2
- Seven Soldiers #0
- Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #1
- Seven Soldiers: Guardian #1
- Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #1
- Seven Soldiers: Klarion #1
- Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #2
- Seven Soldiers: Guardian #2
- Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #2
- Seven Soldiers: Klarion #2
- Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #3
- Seven Soldiers: Guardian #3
- Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #3
- Seven Soldiers: Klarion #3
- Seven Soldiers: Shining Knight #4
- Seven Soldiers: Guardian #4
- Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #1
- Seven Soldiers: Klarion #4
- Seven Soldiers: Zatanna #4
- Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #1
- Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #1
- Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #2
- Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #2
- Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #2
- Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #3
- Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #3
- Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #3
- Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #4
- Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer #4
- Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #4
- Seven Soldiers #1
Creators
Stories
- 21st Century Schizoid Supermen · 22 pages
The Bulleteer is working as a bodyguard at a superhero convention and finds herself in a bizarre relationship between Li'l Hollywood and her sidekick, and discovers she is sought by the super-archer and assassin for hire, Spyder.
Publisher’s description
Working as a bodyguard at a super-hero convention, Alix Harrower — the Bulleteer — finds herself enmeshed in the bizarre relationship between Li'l Hollywood, a faded super-impressionist, and her sidekick. As one tragedy unfolds, a second threatens when Alix finds herself in the sights of the mysterious, undead super-archer — Spyder — assassin for hire!
Characters
Reprinted in
Seven Soldiers of Victory (2006), Seven Soldiers of Victory (2010), Seven Soldiers of Victory (2012), Seven Soldiers by Grant Morrison Omnibus (2018)