1st printing. While tracking down some dangerous gold kryptonite, Superman tries to help Air Wave, whose powers have mysteriously disappeared in "The Parasite's Power Ploys."
Script by Bob Rozakis and art by Alex Saviuk & Pablo Marcos.
Cover price $0.60.
Ominous dreams of Metropolis' destruction lead Superman to face off against a foe who can make his dreams come to life in "Days of Future Past."
Script by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and art by Alex Saviuk & Frank McLaughlin.
Cover price $0.60.
Gil Kane cover. While at a circus, Superman, Robin and the Elongated Man battle foes who cannot be touched in "The Deadly Touch of the Intangibles." Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Curt Swan & Dave Hunt.
Cover price $0.60.
When Ambush Bug hitches a ride of Superman while he is traveling through time, the two are transported to 2983 A.D. and then Superman and the Legion of Substitute Heroes must track him down in "Ambush Bug II."
Script by Keith Giffen & Paul Levitz and art by Keith Giffen & Kurt Schaffenberger.
Cover price $0.60.
Gil Kane cover. The Guardians of the Universe seek Superman's help to save hundreds of planets from dying and a universe becoming enslaved in "Battle for the Universe."
Script by Cary Burkett and art by Irv Novick & Tony DeZuniga.
Cover price $0.60.
Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Hostess Fruit Pies ad with Superman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta.
The Most Hated Ghost in England, art by E. R. Cruz; William Darrell throws his wife and child out of the house in the storm; When they die of exposure they return and haunt him. The Blossoms in Blood, art by Ruben Yandoc; When Colonel Hassan kills a humble gardener he is killed by the plants of the gardener. The Haunting Hitchhiker, art by John Calnan. The Phantom Hangman, art by Rico Rival; Two girls are saved from an escaped killer by the ghost of Billy Heath. More about Men and Monsters article by Murray Boltinoff.
36 pgs. $0.25. Cover price $0.25.
Cover by Mike Mignola. The Omega Men make camp for the night and then wake up in Metropolis. What happened and how did they get there? That's what the Omega Men and Superman want to know in "Metropolis Wasn't Built in a Day…Or Was it?"
Script by Bob Rozakis & Todd Klein and art by Alex Savilik & Ricardo Villagran.
Cover price $0.75.
An invincible Thanagarian thrill-killer makes Superman his quarry!
Writers Tony Isabella and Alan Gold lead you into super-hero action and an ongoing Hawkman series! Pencils by Richard Howell, inks by Murphy Anderson. Cover by Anderson.
Cover price $0.75.
DC Comics Presents: Superman Introduces Superwoman - "The Superwoman of Metropolis!" Written by Elliot S. Maggin. Art by Keith Pollard and Mike DeCarlo. Cover by Gil Kane.
Who is this mysterious stranger with powers and abilities beyond those of other men and women. The Man of Steel introduces Superwoman, and just wait until you see who she is! Featuring appearances by the Justice League of America.
48 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
WRITTEN BY GEOFF JOHNS AND LEN WEIN; ART BY CARMINE INFANTINO, JOE GIELLA AND ANDY KUHN; COVER BY ADAM HUGHES.
The first of eight weekly comics that pay homage to Julius Schwartz and one of his fondest creations: the cover-driven story! The cover to BATMAN #183 inspires two different stories of a seeming "couch potato" Dark Knight: one written by Geoff Johns with art by Carmine Infantino & Joe Giella, and another written by Len Wein with art by Andy Kuhn!
Written by Stan Lee, Paul Levitz Art by Darwyn Cooke & J. Bone, Keith Giffen Cover by Adam Hughes
This tribute issue features the first Superman story ever written by legendary Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee! Lee & Darwyn Cooke (DC: THE NEW FRONTIER) and the classic LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES team of Paul Levitz & Keith Giffen each share stories inspired by the cover to SUPERMAN (original series) #264.
32 pg, FC, $2.50 US Cover price $2.50.
1st printing. By Daniel Wallace. Wraparound Cover by Phil Jimenez. Foreword by Kevin Smith.
As any comics fan knows, a super-hero is nothing without a worthy foe to battle. For every Batman there has to be a villain like the Joker, and for every Superman a Lex Luthor. This deluxe book celebrates nearly eighty years of compellingly corrupt characters from the DC Universe's remarkable gallery of super-villains. From the Penguin to Harley Quinn, and Doomsday to General Zod, DC Comics: Villains will track the creation of each of these beloved baddies and the dynamic way in which they have evolved throughout the years.
Hardcover, 9-in. x 11-in., 160 pages, full color. Cover price $50.00.
1st printing.Cover by Francis Manapul.Get ready for the latest edition of the DC ENTERTAINMENT GRAPHIC NOVEL ESSENTIALS AND CHRONOLOGY, newly updated for 2015! Includes DC's 25 Essential Graphic Novels, plus reading guides to each DC imprint, reading orders and more!Softcover, 6 1/2-in. X 10-in., 144 pages, full color.
WRITTEN BY GEOFF JOHNS; ART BY RICK BURCHETT AND PRENTIS ROLLINS; COVER BY KEVIN NOWLAN
It's a DC FIRST! Presenting the first race ever between Superman and the Golden Age Flash, Jay Garrick! One of the deadliest Flash foes ever, Kadabra, has forced our heroes to race against the clock to save the life of the latest Flash, Wally West! For more information, see the feature article.
FC, 48 PG. $3.50 Cover price $3.50.
WRITTEN BY BEN RAAB; ART BY PETE WOODS AND ROB STULL; COVER BY KEVIN NOWLAN
Retelling the very first meeting between the Golden Age and Silver Age Green Lanterns! Alan Scott and Hal Jordan team up to face the ancient Oan menace, Krona. Krona seeks to discover the origins of the universe, despite warnings that it would cause terrible destruction to the universe, and it's up to our pair of ring-slingers to stop him! For more information, see the feature article.
FC, 48 PG. $3.50 Cover price $0.50.
WRITTEN BY KEITH GIFFEN; ART BY CLIFF RATHBURN AND ROB LEIGH; COVER BY KEVIN NOWLAN
Here it is! The first encounter between the Man of Steel and the Main Man! It's the story all Superman fans have been hoping we'd never show: the very first encounter between the Man of Steel and the Main Man! How did their great relationship start off so well? Why does Superman grit his teeth every time he hears the word "frag"? And why does Lobo hate this milksop planet we call Earth? Read it and weep!
FC, 48 PG. $3.50 Cover price $3.50.
Marvel and DC's sequel to DC Versus Marvel continues. X-Man Jubilee from the Marvel Universe convinces Access to transport her to the DC Universe so she can catch up on unfinished business with Batman's partner, Robin! Also in this issue: the high-wire heroism of Daredevil and the double villainy of Two-Face!
Written by Ron Marz. Art and cover by Jackson Guice and Joe Rubinstein.
FC, 32 pg. Miraweb Format. Cover price $1.95.
With the traffic between universes increasing, Access enlists the aid of the DC Universe's greatest detective to solve the mystery. But when Batman and Access encounter Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme of the Marvel Universe, the stakes go through the roof, leading to a showdown between the X-Men and the JLA!
Written by Ron Marz. Art and cover by Jackson Guice and Joe Rubinstein.
FC, 32 pg. Miraweb Format. Cover price $1.95.
In the conclusion to the miniseries sequel to DC Versus Marvel, the greatest super-teams of the Marvel Universe and the DC Universe meet at last! The JLA joins the X-Men in flagrant conflict in an effort to save all that matters in both realities. And what Access himself hopes to save is his relationship with Ming Kuo-Fan in the Marvel Universe and his budding romance with Caitlin Fitzgerald in the DC Universe. Perhaps with the help of Batman, Cyclops, Superman, Iceman, Wonder Woman, Phoenix, Aquaman, Jubilee, Martian Manhunter, Cannonball, Flash, Storm, Green Lantern and Bishop, Access will be able to lead the life he believes is his destiny.
Written by Ron Marz. Art and cover by Jackson Guice and Joe Rubinstein.
FC, 48 pg. Miraweb Format. Cover price $2.95.
Cover pencils by Val Semeiks, inks by Prentis Rollins. Death Star, script by Grant Morrison, pencils by Val Semeiks, inks by Prentis Rollins; the final battle and the aftermath.
DC One Million series consists of 31 issues including this 4-issue mini-series, plus 27 individual one-shots.
36 pgs. $1.99. Cover price $2.95.
For 37 years, DC comics have been printed at World Color Press in Sparta, Illinois. Now that era comes to an end as DC switches to new printing processes...but DC's not forgetting that part of its long history. DC presents the DC SILVER AGE CLASSICS, the last books printed on these presses. To commemorate the end of this era in comics publishing, ten classic comic books that were originally printed at World Color Press are being printed there again.
The DC SILVER AGE CLASSICS have been selected for their importance to the history of the field and to the continuing heritage of DC Comics. This issue reprints Adventure Comics #247, the origin and first appearance of Legion of Super Heroes (Cosmic Boy, Lightning Lad, and Saturn Girl) in "The Legion of Super-Heroes," script by Otto Binder, art by Al Plastino; Three teens from the future offer Superboy membership in their super-hero club; But when Superboy fails to complete three simple tasks, the Legionnaires pretend to reject him, until they reveal that the three tasks were merely initiation pranks which proved he is a good sport. "The 13 Superstition Arrows," script by Ed Herron, art by George Papp; To secure a $5,000,000 bequest to charity, Green Arrow must use 13 trick arrows with gimmicks associated with bad luck. "Aquaman's Super Sea Squad," script by Jack Miller, art by Ramona Fradon; Aquaman has to carefully deliver a nuclear projectile to the military before it detonates. Tom & Mary Bierbaum and Keith Giffen comment on the first Legion of Super-Heroes story, with vintage Al Plastino art. Cover pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Stan Kaye.
36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.00.
The 'New Look' Batman debuts and establishes the Dark Knight for the Silver Age in the landmark story "The Mystery of the Menacing Mask!" by John Broome, Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella. Also included is the first solo Elongated Man story, "Ten Miles to Nowhere!", by Gardner Fox and Infantino.
In the comic that many consider to be the start of the Silver Age, J'onn J'onzz, the Martian Manhunter, makes his initial appearance in "The Strange Experiment of Dr. Erdel." Also included is "If I Were Batman," in which Commissioner Gordon and Bruce Wayne get to 'be' Batman, and a story of Roy Raymond, TV Detective in "The Money That Came to Life!"
For 37 years, DC comics have been printed at World Color Press in Sparta, Illinois. Now that era comes to an end as DC switches to new printing processes...but DC's not forgetting that part of its long history.
DC presents the DC SILVER AGE CLASSICS, the last books printed on these presses. To commemorate the end of this era in comics publishing, ten classic comic books that were originally printed at World Color Press are being printed there again. The DC SILVER AGE CLASSICS have been selected for their importance to the history of the field and to the continuing heritage of DC Comics. THIS ISSUE: Hal Jordan, Green Lantern from the Silver Age to the present day, makes his first appearance in three stories that establish his origin and the source of his great powers, written by John Broome, with art by Gil Kane and Joe Giella.
Cover price $1.00.
