Iron Butterfly leads a team to stem the tide of revolution, and possible assassination, in a tiny republic in the South Pacific.
Written by Matt S. Wayne, with art by Jason Armstrong and Andrew Pepoy. Cover by John Paul Leon and Shawn Martinbrough.
Cover price $1.75.
A group of maverick scientists stationed in Antarctica have begun a bold experiment with potentially destructive consequences on a global scale. Iron Butterly, Donner, Blitzen, Iota, Plus and Sideshow set out to stop them, but the Shadow Cabinet must first get past the scientists' powerful backers.
Written by Matt S. Wayne, with art by John Paul Leon and Shawn Martinbrough. Cover by Leon.
Cover price $1.75.
Hardware makes a guest appearance as Dharma's double-dealing with S.Y.S.T.E.M. brings him face to face with Edwin Alva. Plus, Curtis Metcalf brings a new recruit for the Shadow Cabinet: Starlight, a living energy form of incalculable power. Meanwhile, the other members of the team fight for their lives in an unlikely search for the Shadowspire, and Plus's captors subject her to a meaningless interrogation.
Written by Matt S. Wayne, with art by John Paul Leon and Shawn Martinbrough. Cover by Leon and Steve Mitchell.
Cover price $1.75.
While the abandoned Shadow Cabinet battles on, Dharma begins to recruit new members. Among them are Starlight, a living source of electromagnetic radiation, and Payback, the villainous monster from Icon's first adventure. Meanwhile, Plus, assumed to be missing in action, learns more about her captors, the formidable Union of Separatist Scientists and their leader, Captain Ray.
Written by Matt S. Wayne, with art by John Paul Leon and Shawn Martinbrough. Cover by Mark Bright.
Cover price $1.75.
Starlight, the Shadow Cabinet's newest recruit, joins Plus, Captain Ray and the entire Union of Separatist Scientists against fifteen angry S.Y.S.T.E.M.atics.
Written by Matt S. Wayne, with art by John Paul Leon and Shawn Martinbrough. Cover by Leon.
Cover price $1.75.
In Hollywood to help a friend, Lamont Cranston and Margo are thrust into a frenzy of movie stars, mystery and murder that only the Shadow can unravel. Written by Gerard Jones, with art by Dan Spiegle. Plus, "The Secret Life of Margo Lane" is revealed when a famous and ruthless gossip columnist sets out to discover Margo's shadowy secrets. Written by Jones, with art by Luke McDonnell. And a special text feature: "The Shadow in Hollywood" by Anthony Tollin. Cover by Michael Kaluta. Deluxe format.
All reprints. "Captain Marvel's Most Difficult Task" (from Captain Marvel Adventures 149 in 1953; art by C.C. Beck) and Mary Marvel in "The Triton and the Tunnel" (from Marvel Family 19 in 1948; art by Jack Binder). Batman stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "The Captive Commissioner."
Cover price $0.25.
"'A' is for Stamina, 'Z' is for Power!" Part 3 of 4. Guest-starring Black Adam (with his origin). Story by Roy and Dann Thomas. Art by Tom Mandrake.
Captain Marvel has met his predecessor in battle and failed. Black Adam was wielding the power of the wizard Shazam 5,000 years before Billy Batson was even born. Can Billy find a way to defeat his foe, a being who can match his every move and then some? Perhaps the answer lies within the origin of Black Adam. 32 pages. Note: The events in this mini series take place before Legends #1.
Cover price $0.75.
Cover by Joe Kubert. "Strange Adventures," script by Jack Harris, pencils by Al Milgrom, inks by Murphy Anderson
Adam Strange, Hawkman, and Hawkwoman in Hawkmans ship have arrived at Rann; The planet is under siege by the Thanagarians; Hawkmans ship is hit in the space battle, and the ship crash lands on Rann; As the three survivors assess their situation, and deal with the escape of the Shadow Thief, a group of Rannians discover them; These Rannians, calling themselves the Undergrounders, are bring led by Stranges friend Sardath; The Undergrounders are fighting against the races that have conquered Rann, and the trio joins them; The Undergrounders are attacked by the Kirri, one of the races holding Rann; The Undergrounders hold off the Kirri, and manage to escape via Zeta-Flare to their underground base on Crater Island; There, Sardath begins repairs of the Hawks starship; Strange finds out that his wife, Alanna, has been captured by the High Deleon, the leader of all of these races;
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
First 35-cent cover price. Cover by Jim Aparo.
1st appearance of the new Doom Patrol in "The Doom Patrol Lives Forever!", script by Paul Kupperberg, art by Joe Staton
After Robotman survives the blast that killed his teammates, he is reconstructed and returns to the Doom Patrol's headquarters; He expects the mansion to be empty, but instead finds a new team has taken up residence there; Before he can find out more about this new Doom Patrol, the team is attacked by General Immortus. A short history of the Showcase series, what's coming for this feature, and the address for sending letters of comment and recommendations of future Showcase stars by Paul Levitz.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
Cover by Jim Aparo. "The Origin of Celsius," script by Paul Kupperberg, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Frank Chiaramonte
General Immortus tortures Celsius to find out the secret of immortality serum that flows in her--a wedding day gift from her husband, Niles Caulder. Hostess Twinkies ad with Wonder Woman. Brief bios of Paul Kupperberg and Joe Staton. Publishorial by Jenette Kahn. DC Profiles #19, Julius Schwartz.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
Cover by Jim Aparo. "Defection!", script by Paul Kupperberg, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson
The Doom Patrol returns home after their defeat of General Immortus to find a U.S. agent waiting for them in their headquarters; Lt. Matt Cable has been assigned by U.S. Intelligence to apprehend and arrest Russian ex-cosmonaut Lt. Col. Valentina Vostok, aka the new Negative Woman; The Doom Patrol defends their new teammate, and trap Lt. Cable in a locker; Robotman grills Negative Woman on her past, and she leaves; Her exit, though, is interrupted by the Cossack, a Russian agent assigned to bring her in.
36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
Cover pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Dick Giordano. "There Shall Come a Gathering," script by Paul Kupperberg and Paul Levitz, art by Joe Staton; Some unknown force is disrupting the fabric of time and pulling the Earth out of orbit; Volcanoes explode, dinosaurs rampage, and heroes from all times pop up everywhere.
52 Pages, Full Color.
Cover by Joe Kubert. "Mystery in Space," script by Jack C. Harris, pencils by Al Milgrom, inks by Murphy Anderson; While in orbit around Earth in his starship, Hawkman gets a distress signal from Adam Strange
36 Pages, Full Color.
Cover by Joe Kubert. "Strange Adventures," script by Jack Harris, pencils by Al Milgrom, inks by Murphy Anderson; Adam Strange, Hawkman, and Hawkwoman in Hawkmans ship have arrived at Rann; The planet is under siege by the Thanagarians
36 Pages, Full Color.
Cover by Joe Kubert. "Adventures on Other Worlds," script by Jack C. Harris, pencils by Al Milgrom, inks by Murphy Anderson; Hawkmans starship, carrying Hawkman, Hawkwoman, Adam Strange, Sardath, and Alanna, arrive in Thanagar orbit; Their goal is to stop the war between Thanagar and Rann
36 Pages, Full Color.
In this issue: Catwoman, Blue Devil, Cyborg. Catwoman's blamed for the theft of Trigote's 'Three Triangles' painting, even though it was already gone when she came to the museum to steal it in "Sorrow Street Chapter One."
Script by Doug Moench, art by Ed Hannigan. Plus: Blue Devil in "Speak of the Devil" by Gary Cohn, Dan Mishkin, Pete Moriarty & Dan Davis; Cyborg in "A Mind is a Terrible Thing...!" by Len Wein, Phil Jimenez & Al Vey. Front & back covers by Arthur Adams & Terry Austin.
Cover price $1.95.
In "Armageddon," the conclusion of the 2-part adventure guest-starring the new Batman, the Huntress stalks a gang of crazed, murdering survivalists in a Colorado blizzard, in a story written by Doug Moench, with art by Bill Willingham and Terry Austin. The action continues in "The Kobra Kronicles Part 5: Big Black Smoke," as Dr. Light joins Peacemaker, Deathstroke and Katana to invade Kobra's Japanese headquarters, written by Mike Baron and drawn by Cary Nord and Jose Marzan, Jr.
The Martian Manhunter faces a new kind of urban tragedy in the final story, written by Len Wein, with art by Stuart Immonen and Robert Santiago. Cover by Paul Gulacy.
Cover price $1.95.
Robin and Nightwing meet in New York in the first part of a two-part story to face two of their deadliest foes, in a story written by Doug Moench and drawn by Bob McLeod.
Then, in the action-packed conclusion of "The Kobra Kronicles," Peacemaker, Deathstroke, Katana, Deadshot and Dr. Light finally join forces to face Kobra and his mutated minions. Written by Mike Baron, with art by Cary Nord and Jose Marzan, Jr. And Wonder Woman meets a young mutant named Sneaker in the sewers of Boston...along with a horrible creature from ancient times, in a story written by Ivan Velez, Jr., with art by David A. Hooper and Art Nichols. Cover by George Perez. C
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Nightwing and Robin take on Bracuda and Chulo in "Partners." Script by Doug Moench, art by Bob McLeod. Plus: Green Lantern in "The Color of Courage." Script by Brian Augustyn, pencils by J.H. Williams III, inks & colors by George Freeman; The Creeper in "A Cold Night in Hell." Plot & breakdowns by Keith Giffen, dialog by Alan Grant, art & colors by Ted McKeever. Cover by Alan Davis & Mark Farmer.
Cover price $1.95.
Nightwing and Robin take on Bracuda and Chulo in "Partners." Script by Doug Moench, art by Bob McLeod. Plus: Green Lantern in "The Color of Courage." Script by Brian Augustyn, pencils by J.H. Williams III, inks & colors by George Freeman; The Creeper in "A Cold Night in Hell." Plot & breakdowns by Keith Giffen, dialog by Alan Grant, art & colors by Ted McKeever. Cover by Alan Davis & Mark Farmer.
In Part 3 of the 4-part Catwoman solo story, Selina Kyle has her hands full with Gotham's newest crime czar, machine gun-toting hoods, crooked cops and a mob of vigilante Gothamites, when who should appear but...Robin! Written by Doug Moench, with art by Ed Hannigan and Fred Fredericks. Then, in Part 3 of Blue Devil's 6-part adventure, he teams with the Justice League to fight the Ironmongers.
Written by Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn, with art by Pete Moriarty and Dan Davis. Flash stars in "Delay of Game," as Wally West enters an environment where everyone has been slowed to immobility, in a story written by Michael J. Martineck, with art by Travis Charest and Dan Davis. Cover by Brian Bolland.
Cover price $1.95.
