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The New Teen Titans Annual
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Space
Teen Titans Kidnapped' part four, continued from NEW TEEN TITANS #25. Starfire and Blackfire duel to the death and the fate of the galaxy rests on the outcome! Meanwhile, the Titans and the Omega Men try desperately to prevent the Gordanians and Branxwarriors from unleashing the mad X'Hal.
Justice League of America (1960-1987)
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Antihero
The Justice League of America welcomed the start of the 1970s with these tales from issues #77-84, #86-92, #94 and #95! In these stories that reflected the social issues of the day, the World's Greatest Heroes are betrayed by Snapper Carr, who's being manipulated by The Joker. Plus, the Vigilante comes out of retirement to help the team learn the truth behind a pollution-blasting factory; the...
DC Comics Presents (1978-1986)
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Superhero
Superman battles the intergalactic conqueror known as Mongul in these tales from the late 1970s and early 1980s. Introduced as a physical challenge to the Man of Steel, Mongul appeared in stories that guest-starred Wonder Woman, Batman, Supergirl and others. This collection includes the classic tale 'For the Man Who Has Everything,' by the WATCHMEN team of writer Alan Moore and artist Dave...
The Vigilante (1983-)
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Antihero
Gangs
Organized Crime
Vigilante and his crew try to help people terrorized by the gangster Quilt and his hireling Brand in "A Fable for Our Times."
The Saga of the Swamp Thing (1982-)
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Superhero
Retelling the origin of the Swamp Thing! Meanwhile, in the present, Swamp Thing saves three hunters from a bear—but the hunters quickly turn their guns on the new perceived threat!
Starman (1988-1992)
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Science
Space
Superhero
There have been a number of Starmen on the scene since the 1940s, from the cosmic rod-wielding hero of the Golden Age to the science fiction warrior of the 1970s. But you haven't seen anything like this all-new interpretation of Starman. The name may be the same, but that's where all similarities end. Starman's a superhero who doesn't know how he got to be that way...or even the full extent of...
Invasion (1989-)
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Aliens
Military
Space
Superhero
One of the most epic DC crossover events ever!
Resilient. Overpowering. Unstoppable. By their very nature, our planet's superheroes have become a threat to the rest of the universe. Now, an alliance has formed between the fiercest, most calculating alien races to pursue a single goal: the elimination of Earth's guardians.
As war erupts all over the world, Superman leads the charge against these...
Adventure Comics (1935-1983)
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Superhero
This title celebrates Superboy across the decades, from young Clark Kent in Smallville, to Superboy's 1970s adventures with the Legion of Super-Heroes, to Conner Kent's 1990s escapades, and today's Jon Kent. This title collects stories from More Fun Comics #101, Superboy (1949) #10 and 89, Adventure Comics #210, 247, 271, 369, and 370, Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes #233 and 259, DC...
1st Issue Special (1975-1976)
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Medical
Mythical
DC collects the 1970s series that introduced one new concept after another-as well as reintroducing several DC favorites! Over the course of 13 issues, 1st Issue Special shined a spotlight on Atlas, Manhunter, Warlord, Lady Cop, and even the Dingbats of Danger Street-as well as giving the Creeper, Doctor Fate, and the New Gods their shots at comebacks! Collects 1st Issue Special #1-13.
Legion of Super-Heroes (1984-)
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Political
Written by Paul Levitz Art by Steve Lightle, Ernie Colon, Keith Giffen, Larry Mahlstedt and others Cover by Steve Lightle & Larry Mahlstedt Bursting out of the 1980s comes this tale starring the far future's greatest heroes! In this volume, you'll find LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #7-13 as the team discovers a factory hidden between dimensions creating a Sun-Eater. Plus, it's team leader election time!
Batgirl Special (1988-)
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Superhero
The last adventure of Batgirl Barbara Gordon before the horrific events of BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE! Batgirl's final case as she goes after Cormorant, the man who "killed" her once. But is it a case of justice, or an obsessive desire for revenge?