Cover by Jim Aparo. "Double Your Money - and Die!", script by Bob Haney, art by Jim Aparo
When the shareholders of The Starr Corporation are being killed one-by-one, Batman and Green Arrow team up to watch over the owner jet-set playgirl Salome Starr, believing that she may have some involvement in the killings; However, the two heroes learn that the mastermind is really Two-Face, who is operating on his own; Fighting the criminal on a sky-slope, Two-Face skis off a cliff into a glacier to his seeming demise. Statement of ownership - average print run 351,000; average paid circulation 179,609.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.
Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Jim Aparo. "Hour of the Serpent," script by Bob Haney, pencils by John Calnan, inks by Bob McLeod
Shahn-Zi comes back to terrorize Gothams Chinatown, and Batman joins forces with the Demon to attempt to repel his assault. Cooky La Moo On Broadway Hostess snack cakes ad with Wonder Woman.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
Cover by Jim Aparo. "Mile High Tombstone," script by Bob Haney, art by Jim Aparo
Batman teams with Mr. Miracle to rescue a lost archaeologist, but along the way they encounter an old enemy of Miracles in search of a crime computer. Cooky La Moo On Broadway Hostess snack cakes ad with Wonder Woman. The Greatest Superman Story Ever Told article by Jenette Kahn.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
Cover by Jim Aparo. "Dastardly Events Aboard the Hellship!", script by Bob Haney, art by Jim Aparo
Batman and Wonder Woman take on Dimitrios, a wealthy industrial spy who uses educated apes for henchmen and who has stolen a "solar cell" from an inventor. Mera Meets the Manta Men Hostess snack cakes ad. A Word About the Fight of the Century article by Jenette Kahn about Superman vs. Muhammad Ali.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
Cover by Jim Aparo. "Operation: Time Bomb," script by Bill Kelley, art by Jim Aparo
Batman joins Sgt. Rock and Easy Company as they attempt to put an end to their old foe, the Iron Major, who has a new plan to blow up the Allied Forces. An Arrow in Time ad for Hostess Fruit Pies featuring Green Arrow.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
Cover by Jim Aparo. "The Scepter of the Dragon God!", script by Michael Fleisher, art by Jim Aparo
Batman and the Spectre team up against Wa'ar-zen, an ancient Japanese sorcerer in search of a scepter that will give him even greater power than the Ghostly Guardians. Clean Sweep Hostess Cup Cakes ad with Red Tornado. Back-up story: "Be Still, My Trembling Heart!", script by Cary Burkett, art by Dan Spiegle; Nemesis goes in search of the man who created the heart-device for Samuel Solomon.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.60.
Cover by Jim Aparo. "Interlude on Earth-Two," script by Alan Brennert, art by Jim Aparo
Batman of Earth-One is thrown into Earth-Two by a freak occurrence, where Hugo Strange is threatening the Robin and Batwoman of that world with animated relics of the late Batmans, controlled by Starmans stolen Cosmic Rod. Back-up story: "Enter... Greyfox," script by Cary Burkett, art by Dan Spiegle; The three remaining Council members hire Greyfox, an assassin, to handle Nemesis. Letter from comics writer Mike Barr.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.60.
In the good old days, the title THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD stood for the best in team-up action and adventure.
Those days are back again as DC Comics revives the original team-up title for a 6-issue miniseries starring Green Arrow, the Butcher, Black Canary and the Question! In the forests of the Pacific Northwest, Green Arrow uncovers a strange alliance of American Indians and Irish terrorists. In Seattle, Black Canary looks into a scalping murder of a lumber industry executive. John Butcher infiltrates an Amerind terrorist group...and Vic Sage, the Question, has questions about everything that's happening!
Written by Mike Grell and Mike Baron, with art and cover by Shea Anton Pensa.
New Format. Cover price $1.75.
Working independently across the Northwest, Green Arrow, the Butcher and the Question begin to see that all the trails point in a single deadly direction.
Written by Mike Grell and Mike Baron, with art and cover by Shea Anton Pensa.
New Format. Cover price $1.75.
While Green Arrow follows the trail of an illegal arms deal, John Butcher is discovered to be a spy by the radical Indian group he's infiltrated. Also featuring the Question.
Written by Mike Grell and Mike Baron, with art by Shea Anton Pensa. Cover by Grell.
New Format. Cover price $1.75.
The miniseries concludes and the pieces of the puzzle come together at last as Green Arrow, the Question and John Butcher confront the American Indian gunrunners and their IRA connection in a deadly showdown.
Written by Mike Grell and Mike Baron, with art by Shea Anton Pensa and Pablo Marcos. Cover by Grell.
New Format. Cover price $1.75.
WRITTEN BY BOB HANEY, JACK KIRBY AND DAVE KELAR; ART BY GEORGE ROUSSOS, CARMINE INFANTINO, JOE SIMON, STEVE DITKO, CHARLES PARIS, KIRBY, AND ROCKE MASTROSERIO; COVER BY DICK GIORDANO.
A "lost" 80-Page giant presents classic team-ups of Martian Manhunter & Green Arrow (THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #50), Batman & the Flash (THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #67), The Boy Commandos, Sandman & Sandy, the Guardian & the Newsboy Legion (DETECTIVE COMICS #76), and Captain Atom & Nightshade (CAPTAIN ATOM #85)
"Lords of Luck!" Collects Brave and the Bold (2007 3rd Series) #1-6. Written by Mark Waid. Art by George Pérez, Bob Wiacek, and Scott Koblish. Cover by George Pérez. Introduction by Mark Waid.
Someone has stolen the Book of Destiny, an all-powerful artifact that gives its possessors knowledge of everything that is, was, and will be. Now to retrieve the Book and restore the fabric of reality, Batman and Green Lantern forge unlikely alliances and find themselves in some impossible situations with a galaxy of the DC Universe's biggest stars. Softcover,
144 pages, full color.
WRITTEN BY BOB HANEY; ART AND COVER BY NEAL ADAMS.
Selected by online voting! Green Arrow first donned his new costume in this 1969 story in which the Emerald Archer teamed up with Batman. Featuring spectacular artwork by Neal Adams, this issue stands as one of DC's first "relevant" comics stories.
