Written by ERIC TRAUTMANN & BRANDON JERWA. Pencils by JULIAN LOPEZ & CARLOS RODRIGUEZ, inks by JOHN LUCAS. Cover by STANLEY 'ARTGERM' LAU.
The threads connecting the Crusaders are unraveling all too quickly as The Web becomes the first to lose more than he bargained for. Is the price he paid too high? And what connection does the mysterious Fox have to the mystery of the Red Circle?
32 pg, FC, Cover price $3.99.
Written by ERIC TRAUTMANN & BRANDON JERWA Art by JULIAN LOPEZ & JOHN LUCAS Cover by STANLEY 'ARTGERM' LAU
As the full team gathers, so does the Durlan storm! It's all-out war on Liberty Station as the Crusaders frantically search for a way to cease hostilities. But even with the last piece of the puzzle falling into place, it may not matter anymore - the enemies are at the gate!
Cover price $3.99.
Millennium Week 2. This is week two of DC's companywide crossover of 1987. Guardians Herupa Hando Hu and Nadia Safir travel the world, asking the ten special chosen ones to join them in advancing the human race. The Manhunters, who were created by the Guardians as a force for good many years ago, must be stopped.
Written by Steve Englehart, with layouts by Joe Staton and finishes by Ian Gibson.
Cover price $0.75.
This is week three of DC's companywide crossover of 1987. The Outsiders and other heroes battle the Manhunters, who were created years ago by the Guardians as a force for good, but are now dedicated to evil. The heroes must stop the Manhunters from destroying the ten special chosen ones who have been selected to advance the human race.
Written by Steve Englehart, with layouts by Joe Staton and finishes by Ian Gibson.
Cover price $0.75.
This is week four of DC's increasingly repetitious companywide crossover of 1987. Green Lantern, Flash, and others protect several of the chosen ones, who have been selected to advance the human race. Batman and others search for the Manhunters.
Written by Steve Englehart, with layouts by Joe Staton and finishes by Ian Gibson.
Cover price $0.75.
This is week five of DC's companywide crossover of 1987. The two Guardians instruct their chosen ones in the ways of the universe, while Batman, Superman, and others try to stop the Manhunters. But, as we're reminded over and over in this series, "No Man Escapes the Manhunters."
Written by Steve Englehart, with layouts by Joe Staton and finishes by Ian Gibson.
Cover price $0.75.
This is week six of DC's companywide crossover of 1987. The hidden home world of the Manhunters has been destroyed, but the mammoth High Master has escaped. The two Guardians continue conferring with their chosen ones.
Written by Steve Englehart, with layouts by Joe Staton and finishes by Ian Gibson.
Cover price $0.75.
This is week seven of DC's companywide crossover of 1987. The chosen ones continue their training under the guidance of the two Guardians. Flash, Mister Miracle, Batman, and others seek out the remaining Manhunters.
Written by Steve Englehart, with layouts by Joe Staton and finishes by Ian Gibson.
Cover price $0.75.
This is week eight of DC's companywide crossover of 1987. The chosen ones finish their instruction and are transformed into such costumed heroes as Gloss, Ram, and Jet. Thus, a boring, highly repetitious crossover series comes to a close.
Written by Steve Englehart, with layouts by Joe Staton and finishes by Ian Gibson.
Cover price $0.75.
Limited Chromium Cover Edition. Cover price $9.95.
WRITTEN BY GARDNER FOX; ART BY EVERETT E. HIBBARD, SHELDON MOLDOFF, BERNARD BAILY, SHELDON MAYER, MARTIN NODELL, CRAIG FLESSEL, HOWARD SHERMAN, AND BEN FLINTON; COVER BY HIBBARD.
A non-enhanced version of the reprint of the JSA's debut, one of the most important issues in comic-book history.
FC, 64 PG. Cover price $3.95.
WRITTEN BY MARV WOLFMAN; ART AND COVER BY GEORGE PÉREZ AND DICK GIORDANO.
Today's DC Universe began to take shape in this first issue of 1985's historic maxiseries. This reprint uses the restored, re-colored film prepared for the sold-out slipcased hardcover edition. For more information, see the feature article. Note: A signed version is offered in the Dynamic Forces section of Previews.
FC, 32 PG." Cover price $2.50.
WRITTEN BY S.R. "BOB" POWELL, FRANK FROLLO, KLAUS NORDLING, JACK COLE, AND DICK SCOPES; ART BY CHARLES CUIDERA, POWELL, FROLLO, NORDLING, FRED GUARDINEER, COLE, TEX BLAISDELL, AND VARIOUS; COVER BY WILL EISNER AND GILL FOX.
Reprinting the 1941 Quality comic that introduced Blackhawk! The legendary air ace made his debut in an issue featuring stories of "military action on land" and "naval and air action on the sea" by an array of Golden Age talents that includes Plastic Man creator Jack Cole's "Death Patrol."
FC, 64 PG. Cover price $3.95.
WRITTEN BY JERRY SIEGEL, JOE SAMACHSON, DON CAMERON, AND JOSEPH GREENE; ART BY JOE SHUSTER, LOUIS CAZENEUVE, MAURICE DEL BOURGO, MORT MESKIN, AND BERNARD BAILY; COVER BY CLIFF YOUNG.
What was Superman like when he was a boy? Readers learned the answer in this 1945 issue that featured the first appearance of Superboy (a story written and drawn by Superman co-creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster). Rounding out the issue are Golden Age stories of Aquaman, Johnny Quick, Green Arrow and Speedy, and the Spectre!
FC, 48 PG. Cover price $2.95.
WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED BY BASIL WOLVERTON, BERNIE WRIGHTSON, SERGIO ARAGONÉS, AND VARIOUS; COVER BY ARAGONÉS.
The second MILLENNIUM EDITION to be selected by online voting! The 1973 debut of DC's acclaimed and well-remembered humor comic, featuring original stories by Basil Wolverton, Bernie Wrightson, Sergio Aragones and many more.
FC, 32 PG. Cover price $2.50.
WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED BY JACK COLE, WILL EISNER, ARTHUR PEDDY, PAUL GUSTAVSON, REED CRANDALL, FRED GUARDINEER, AND VARIOUS; COVER BY GILL FOX.
The JLA's Plastic Man made his debut in this 1941 Quality Comics title featuring work by Jack Cole and the legendary Will Eisner! Besides the unforgettable Plastic Man origin by Jack Cole, this issue featured the debuts of Chic Carter by Will Eisner, Phantom Lady by Arthur Peddy, the Human Bomb by Paul Gustavson (under the pen name Paul Carroll), Firebrand by Reed Crandall, and more. "A veritable 'who's who' of '40s comics," says Joe Field.
FC, 64 PG. Cover price $3.95.
1st printing. Collects Millennium (1987) #1-8.Written by Steve Englehart. Art by Joe Staton and Ian Gibson. Cover by Joe Staton and Mark Farmer.The 1988 miniseries MILLENNIUM is collected for the first time! The Guardians of the Universe have left our dimension behind - and in their absence, the deadly robotic army of Manhunters threatens the survival of the DC Universe!Softcover, 192 pages, full color.Cover price $19.99.
"Murder Lodge." Mister Miracle and company check into the Murder Lodge and engage in battle with Mad Merkin, Della the Dinosaur, and Little Bullets.
Script, pencils, and cover by Jack Kirby. Inks by Mike Royer.
Cover price $0.20.
"It's All in the Mine." Mister Miracle returns after a three-year absence, but so do the villains of Apokolips. This is the first issue after Jack Kirby left the series. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Ilya Hunch (which is a pseudonym for Rogers, Alan Weiss, Mike Nasser, Neal Adams and others). Cover by Rogers.
"Eclipse." Mister Miracle battles a mind-controlled Big Barda in this action-packed issue. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Vince Colletta. Cover by Rogers.
"Command Performance." Mister Miracle performs a special magic show, with the fate of Big Barda hanging in the balance. Features appearance by Darkseid. The Penguin stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "The Cuckoo Cuckoos." Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Vince Colletta. Cover by Rogers.
"Midnight of the Gods." In Steve Englehart's final issue on the series, Mister Miracle has an epic battle with Darkseid. Batman and Robin star in a one-page Hostess ad, "Sable Lady." Script by John Harkness (the pseudonym of Steve Englehart), pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Rick Bryant and John Fuller. Cover by Rogers.
"Midnight of the Gods." In Steve Englehart's final issue on the series, Mister Miracle has an epic battle with Darkseid. Batman and Robin star in a one-page Hostess ad, "Sable Lady."
Script by John Harkness (the pseudonym of Steve Englehart), pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Rick Bryant and John Fuller. Cover by Rogers. Cover price $0.35.
"The Paranoid Pill." Mister Miracle must escape from a skyscraper, which is made difficult by thousands of brainwashed innocents trying to kill the hero.
Includes letter to the editor by comic book writer Bob Rozakis. Script, pencils, and cover by Jack Kirby. Inks by Vince Colletta.
Cover price $0.15.
