DC Origins Preview for Vs. System
“Crossing Over.” Upper Deck Entertainment shines the Bat signal, opens the gates of Arkham, and unleashes the DC universe on the Vs. System TCG. Plus, a sneak preview of everything from all things bat, from the upcoming batmovie to the new animated batshow. Holy cats!

“Victory Shall Be Yours!” Take it from Sun Tzu, all it takes to lead your miniatures to a crushing military victory are some tips from history’s great generals—and a little self-confidence.

“Everybody Wants to Rule the World.” Two generations of gamers share their strategies for Sid Meier’s Civilization: The Boardgame. Hint: There’s more to world domination than military might.

“Go, Speed Painter.” When you’ve got to paint an entire army, the best way to do it is fast. Here’s how to make every second count and shave hours off your painting time.

“Dead Reckonings.” Game designer Mark H. Walker, creator of Lock ’N Load and Aftermath, shares his thoughts.

SPECIAL BONUS:
Mission 2: The Asteroid
Fasten your safety belts for this space adventure, the followup to Undefeated #3’s “Mission 1: The Space Amoeba.” All you need to play is a steady hand, a pair of scissors, and a copy of Klaus Teuber’s Starship Catan from Mayfair Games.

Other Features This Issue

• “Winning Tactics” for the revised edition of Axis & Allies from lead developer Mike Selinker featuring 10 new tricks for victory—and 5 old ploys that should have never worked.
• “Winning Decks” for Magic: The Gathering, Duel Masters, .hack//ENEMY, and Yu Yu Hakusho.
• Warhammer 40,000 and Marvel HeroClix “Winning Armies.”

• Exclusive previews of Marvel HeroClix Universe and Ultimates expansions, Magic: The Gathering Fifth Dawn expansion, Call of Cthulhu CCG, the Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock starter set for Vs. System TCG, Vampire: The Eternal Struggle Gehenna, Axis & Allies D-Day, and more.
• More than two dozen game products reviewed.
• Your letters—well, your letter anyway—and a special promotional offer to readers who write to Undefeated.

• Guest editorialist Bob Watts on tradable miniatures games—Are they choking the life out of traditional hobby miniatures?