(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Nick Cardy Written by Jack Miller, Otto Binder, Robert Bernstein and Others Art by Ramona Fradon, Nick Cardy and Others Marking Aquaman's early Silver Age appearances, this volume is the perfect starting point for fans of Arthur Curry's retconned continuity that established him as the ruler of Atlantis and expanded his supporting cast to include Aqualad, Mera, Topo the octopus, and more. Featuring art by Ramona Fradon and Nick Cardy, The King of Atlantis collects stories from ADVENTURE COMICS #229-280, #282, and #284: ACTION COMICS #272; DETECTIVE COMICS #293-300; WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #125; SHOWCASE #30-33; SUPERMAN'S GIRL FRIEND LOIS LANE #12; and AQUAMAN #1-3.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Jim Aparo Written by Jim Starlin, Alan Grant, John Wagner and More Art by Jim Aparo, Bernie Wrightson, M.D. Bright and More Two of the most controversial Batman stories--The Cult and A Death in the Family--are featured together for the first time in this DC Finest volume that showcases the Caped Crusader?s lowest moments of despair as he is pushed to his mental limits. Collects BATMAN #423-429, BATMAN ANNUAL #12, DETECTIVE COMICS #590-595, and DETECTIVE COMICS ANNUAL #1, plus the miniseries BATMAN: THE CULT #1-4 illustrated by Bernie Wrightson.

(W) Bill Finger (A) Bob Kane, Sheldon Moldoff, Jerry Robinson, Various (CA) Bob Kane THE COMICS DEBUT OF BATMAN, ROBIN, CATWOMAN, AND THE JOKER! To most people, Bruce Wayne is just another wealthy socialite with too much time and money on his hands. But little does anyone suspect that the tragic murder of his parents inspired him to dedicate his life to honing his mind and body so that one day he could avenge their deaths. Knowing that criminals are a superstitious and cowardly lot, Bruce patrols Gotham?s rooftops as a justice-seeking creature of the night known as the Batman! This DC Finest volume collects Batman?s introduction in The Case of the Chemical Syndicate, plus other early appearances from DETECTIVE COMICS #27-52, BATMAN #1-5, and WORLD'S BEST COMICS #1 featuring Robin the Boy Wonder, Catwoman, and the Clown Prince of Crime: The Joker!

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Bill Fraccio, Dick Giordano THE SACRED BLUE BEETLE FINDS A WORTHY NEW WIELDER! Written by Joe Gill, Steve Ditko, D.C. Glanzman and Benjamin Smith Art by Bill Fraccio, Tony Tallarico, Steve Ditko and Dan Reed When archeologist Dan Garrett discovers a mystical scarab in an Egyptian tomb, he is granted super-human abilities and becomes the first Blue Beetle! Later, inventor Ted Kord uses his genius intellect to become a more gadget-based version of the Blue Beetle who continues to crusade for justice. This volume collects never-before-reprinted Charlton Blue Beetle stories, including the Dan Garrett-era issues from BLUE BEETLE (1964) #1-5 and BLUE BEETLE (1965) #50-54, plus the early Ted Kord stories from CAPTAIN ATOM #83-86, BLUE BEETLE (1967) #1-5, and CHARLTON BULLSEYE #1.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Jim Balent Written by Mindy Newell, Jo Duffy, Peter Milligan, and More Art by Jim Balent, J.J. Birch, Tom Grindberg, and More Following in the footsteps of Batman: Year One, witness the birth of a legend with the first solo Catwoman stories ever told and the beginning of the ongoing series that would define the character forever. Collects Catwoman (vol. 1) #1-4, Catwoman (vol. 2) #1-12, Catwoman Annual #1, Batman/Catwoman: Defiant #1, and stories from Action Comics Weekly #611-614 and Showcase '93 #1-4.

(W) Arnold Drake, Jack Miller (A) Neal Adams, Carmine Infantino, Jack Kirby, Various (CA) Neal Adams SOMETIMES YOU JUST CAN'T KEEP A GOOD GUY DEAD. Boston Brand was the world?s greatest acrobat until an assassin?s bullet cut his act--and his life--short. However, instead of passing over to the afterlife, Boston was given the chance by the goddess Rama Kushna to remain on Earth and catch his killer. He now exists as a literal dead man, destined to roam the world until his killer is caught! Collects Strange Adventures #205-216; The Brave and the Bold #79, #86, #104, and #133; Challengers of the Unknown #74; Justice League of America #94; The Forever People #9-10; World?s Finest Comics #223 and #227; The Phantom Stranger #33 and #39-41; The Superman Family #183; and Aquaman #50-52.

(W) Arnold Drake, Bob Haney (A) Bruno Premiani, Bob Brown, Dick Giordano, Various (CA) Bob Brown ROBOTMAN! ELASTI-GIRL! NEGATIVE MAN! BEAST BOY! THE CHIEF! Regarded by society as misfits and outcasts, these individuals have experienced personal tragedies that granted them extraordinary abilities. Once they were outsiders, but together they are the Doom Patrol! This first DC Finest volume collects stories from March 1964 to November 1966 from the pages of MY GREATEST ADVENTURE #80-85, DOOM PATROL #86-102, THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #65, CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN #48, and TEEN TITANS #6.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) George Perez FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, EXPERIENCE CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS WITH ALL THE TIE-IN ISSUES AND CROSSOVERS IN READING ORDER! Written by Marv Wolfman, Roy Thomas, Doug Moench and More Art by George Perez, Gene Colan, Tom Mandrake and More As red skies set across the infinite Earths, worlds will live and worlds will die...and nothing will ever be the same. Collecting DC Comics Presents #78, Crisis on Infinite Earths #1-4, All-Star Squadron #50-52, The Fury of Firestorm #41, Infinity, Inc. #18-19, Detective Comics #555-558, Green Lantern #194, Justice League of America #244, Batman #389-391, The Losers Special #1, Wonder Woman #327, and pages from Swamp Thing #39.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway Written by Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, David Michelinie and Others Art by Dan Jurgens, Peter Krause, Jackson Butch Guice and Others Zero Hour comes to a stunning conclusion in part two of the event that reshaped DC continuity in the 1990s! As the mysterious temporal disruption continues to erase and rewrite history, the few remaining heroes continue to seek out the mastermind behind the crisis. Win or lose, the DC Universe will never be the same! Book two collects FLASH #0, GREEN ARROW #90, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #516, JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA #92, ACTION COMICS #703, JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #68, LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #61, GREEN LANTERN #0, SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #0, GUY GARDNER: WARRIOR #24, JUSTICE LEAGUE TASK FORCE #16, CATWOMAN #14, ROBIN #10, SHOWCASE '94 #10, DAMAGE #0 and #6, ZERO HOUR: CRISIS IN TIME #0-2, and ANIMA #7.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway Written by Dan Jurgens, Louise Simonson, Doug Moench, and More Art by Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway, Jon Bogdanove, Mike Manley, and More From comics legends Dan Jurgens and Jerry Ordway comes Zero Hour: Crisis in Time. This first of two collections features Superman #93, The Flash #94, L.E.G.I.O.N. #70, Green Lantern #55, Superman: The Man of Steel #37, Team Titans #24, The Darkstars #24, Valor #23, Batman #511, Batman: Shadow of the Bat #31, Detective Comics #678, Legionnaires #18, Hawkman #13, Showcase '94 #8-9, Steel #8, Superboy #8, Outsiders #11, and Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #3-4.

(W) Mike Grell, Dennis O Neil, Sharon Wright (A) Ed Hannigan, Dan Jurgens, Randy DuBurke (CA) Ed Hannigan, Dick Giordano MIKE GRELL'S ACCLAIMED LONGBOW HUNTERS SAGA CONTINUES! The CIA is blackmailing Oliver Queen, forcing him into a mission to find the mysterious archer Shado--but she finds him first! With her origins revealed and the true intentions of the U.S. government made clear, a hunt for the yakuza and a double cross planned for those forcing Ollie?s hand will end in a bloody team-up that will change the course of his and Black Canary?s lives forever! Collects GREEN ARROW (VOL. 2) #9-20, THE QUESTION ANNUAL #2, GREEN ARROW ANNUAL #2, SECRET ORIGINS #38, and the never-before-collected Black Canary tales from ACTION COMICS WEEKLY #609-616 and #624-635.

(W) John Broome, Gardner Fox, Bob Haney (A) Various (CA) Gil Kane, Murphy Anderson Art by Gil Kane, Carmine Infantino, Ramona Fradon, and More Journey back to the Silver Age with Green Lantern Hal Jordan as he faces a multitude of foes such as Star Sapphire, Doctor Light, the Time Commander, Sinestro, and more, all of whom will test the limits of his willpower. Featuring works from revered comics writers and artists such as John Broome, Gardner Fox, and Gil Kane, this volume collects classic stories from GREEN LANTERN #19-39, THE FLASH #143, and THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #59.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Bruce Timm Written by Paul Dini, Kelley Puckett, Karl Kesel and Others Art by Bruce Timm, Mike Parobeck, Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson and Others The Maid of Mischief stars in her very own DC Finest collection featuring her very first comics appearances in the pages of THE BATMAN ADVENTURES #12 and THE BATMAN ADVENTURES: MAD LOVE #1, plus her follow-up wacky escapades from BATMAN: HARLEY QUINN #1, HARLEY QUINN #1-8, ACTION COMICS #765, BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #126, AZRAEL: AGENT OF THE BAT #60, BATMAN #570 and #573-574, BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #93, DETECTIVE COMICS #737 and #740-741, CATWOMAN #82-84 and #89, and a story from BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #14.

(W) Gardner Fox, Bob Haney (A) Various (CA) Murphy Anderson HAWKMAN AND HAWKGIRL SOAR INTO THE PAGES OF DC FINEST! Art by Joe Kubert, Murphy Anderson, Carmine Infantino and More After a decade-long hiatus starting at the end of the 1940s, Hawkman returned as a regular character in comics' Silver Age. Under the guidance of writer Gardner Fox and legendary artists such as Joe Kubert and Murphy Anderson, Hawkman and his partner, Hawkgirl, dished out their own brand of winged justice against menaces such as the Matter Master and the Shadow Thief. This volume collects the classic Silver Age stories from THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #34-36, #42-44, and #51; HAWKMAN #1-11; MYSTERY IN SPACE #87-90; and THE ATOM #7.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Neal Adams SPINE-CHILLING TALES OF TERROR FROM THE MASTERS OF HORROR! Written by Gerry Conway, Marv Wolfman, Len Wein and More Art by Jerry Grandenetti, Bernie Wrightson, Alex Toth and More Just in time for Halloween, DC Finest proudly presents the first horror genre anthology collection filled with creepy tales from May 1969 to April 1970. This volume boasts a who's who of writers and artists, including Len Wein, Marv Wolfman, Gerry Conway, Bernie Wrightson, and Alex Toth, to name few, penning stories such as Diary of a Madman, The Siren of Satan, and The Devil's Doorway, and is the perfect entry point for classic DC horror. Collects HOUSE OF SECRETS #81-85, HOUSE OF MYSTERY #180-185, THE PHANTOM STRANGER #5, THE WITCHING HOUR #3-7, and THE UNEXPECTED #113-117.

(W) Gardner Fox (A) Mike Sekowsky, Murphy Anderson, Bernard Sachs (CA) Mike Sekowsky, Murphy Anderson THE WORLD'S GREATEST HEROES UNITE TO TAKE ON A MENACE FROM OUTER SPACE. Relive the nostalgia of the ?60s, when the original iteration of the Justice League of America first teamed up to battle the menace of Starro the Conqueror! This successful debut earned the League their own self-titled series, which has been a mainstay of DC Comics publishing for over six decades. Collects The Brave and the Bold #28-30, Justice League of America #1-19, and Mystery in Space #75, published between 1960 and 1963.

(W) Gardner Fox, Dennis O Neil (A) Various (CA) Mike Sekowsky, Murphy Anderson Art by Mike Sekowsky, Dick Dillin, Sid Greene, and More Superman. Batman. Wonder Woman. Aquaman. Green Lantern. The Flash. Martian Manhunter. Together, they are the Justice League of America, the World's Mightiest Heroes! Join them and an ever-growing roster of heroes (plus unofficial member Snapper Carr) as they take on alien and supernatural menaces threatening the citizens of Earth-One and -Two when the bridge between both worlds gets blurred. Collects JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #45-72 from July 1966 to June 1969.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez THE HISTORIC BEGINNING OF THE JUSTICE LEAGUE DETROIT ERA! Written by Gerry Conway, J.M. DeMatteis, Dan Mishkin and Others Art by Luke McDonnell, George Tuska, Bill Wray and Others In the mid-1980s, the Justice League did one of their most radical lineup revamps ever by making offbeat heroes such as Zatanna, Vixen, Elongated Man, Vibe, Gypsy, and Steel mainstay members. Headquartered in Michigan, Justice League Detroit may not have had the name pedigree of previous iterations, but their adventures were no less exciting--and dangerous! This DC Finest volume collects the beginning of the Detroit Era issues from JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #241-261, JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA ANNUAL #3, and INFINITY, INC. #19.

(W) Gardner Fox (A) Various (CA) EE Hibbard Art by E.E. Hibbard, Sheldon Moldoff, Hal Sharp, and More Discover the adventures of DC's original superhero team, the Justice Society of America, in this DC Finest volume presenting their earliest tales from Winter 1940 to September 1942. Featuring classic Golden Age versions of the Flash, Hawkman, Green Lantern, the Atom, the Sandman, the Spectre, Doctor Fate, and more! Collects ALL-STAR COMICS #3-12.

(W) Gardner Fox, Jack Kirby (A) Various (CA) Joe Gallagher Art by Jack Burnley, Sheldon Moldoff, Joe Gallagher and Others Your favorite classic JSA characters return in this follow-up volume collecting their early exploits together from ALL-STAR COMICS #13-24. Join Hawkman, Doctor Mid-Nite, the Spectre, Starman, Johnny Thunder, Doctor Fate, the Atom, and the Sandman as they continue to defend the world from villainous Nazis, invaders from beyond, and super-villains such as the Psycho-Pirate, who uses emotions as weapons! It's Golden Age adventure at its best!

(W) Bob Haney, Various (A) Ramona Fradon, Sal Trapani, Various (CA) Ramona Fradon Adventurer Rex Mason would do anything for the right price! When he's hired by his girlfriend's evil millionaire father to steal the legendary Orb of Ra, his life is forever changed! Transformed by the ancient Egyptian artifact, Rex is reborn as Metamorpho. He can now transform his body into hundreds of different substances and shapes, but he's gotta figure out how to save his love life first...maybe if he becomes a superhero? Collects stories from BRAVE AND THE BOLD #57-58, #66, #68, #101; METAMORPHO #1-17; and JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #42.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Pat Boyette Written by Joe Gill, Paul Kupperberg, John Ostrander, and More Art by Pat Boyette, Denys Cowan, Tod Smith, and More Christopher Smith is a peace envoy and diplomat whose entire life is dedicated to the elimination of war between men. In fact, he loves peace so much that he is willing to do anything to preserve it...including fighting for it. Christopher Smith is the Peacemaker! Discover the comics origin of the character from the hit show on Max in his very own DC Finest volume, collecting Peacemaker's never-before-reprinted comics debut from THE FIGHTIN' 5 #40-41, the five-issue miniseries from 1967, PEACEMAKER #1-4, and his cameos from the pages of CHECKMATE #16-26, #28, and #32-33, SUICIDE SQUAD #27-30, VIGILANTE #37-38 and #41-43, and ECLIPSO #11-13.

(W/A/CA) Jack Cole To all the world, Eel O'Brien is the toughest gangster afoot. But after a chemical spill grants him the ability to stretch his body into all manner of shapes and sizes, he decides to use his newfound powers to atone for his previous life of crime by becoming the costumed avenger Plastic Man! DC Finest: Plastic Man: The Origin of Plastic Man collects the original long-out-of-print Plastic Man stories published between August 1941 and July 1944 in POLICE COMICS #1-36 and PLASTIC MAN #1-2.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Murphy Anderson Written by John Broome, Gardner Fox, Jack Schiff, Sid Gerson and Others Art by Jim Mooney, Murphy Anderson, Gil Kane, Carmine Infantino and Others DC Finest proudly presents this first genre anthology collection featuring classic science fiction stories that have never before been collected! This is Silver Age weirdness at its best from legendary talents including John Broome, Gardner Fox, Murphy Anderson, Gil Kane, and many others, starring long-forgotten pulp heroes, such as Tommy Tomorrow and Captain Comet, and strange dimensions where gorillas rule the world! Start your sci-fi collection today with these stories from ACTION COMICS #183-196, STRANGE ADVENTURES #35-48, and MYSTERY IN SPACE #16-22.

(W) Robert Kanigher, Bob Haney (A) Joe Kubert, Ross Andru, Various (CA) Joe Kubert DC Finest: Sgt. Rock: The Rock of Easy Co. celebrates the legacy of this classic hero and his creators Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert with this volume collecting Sgt. Rock's first appearance in G.I. Combat #68 and his subsequent lead stories in Our Army at War #81-122.

(W) Dwayne McDuffie, Robert L. Washington, Various (A) John Paul Leon, Steve Mitchell, Various (CA) Denys Cowan, Jimmy Palmiotti THE BIRTH OF THE COOL! High school student Virgil Hawkins was just like any other awkward teenager worrying about girls, looking cool, and not getting bullied. When an act of desperation brought him to Paris Island on the night of an event called the Big Bang, his life afterward was anything but ordinary. This DC Finest volume showcases Static's electrifying origin and collects STATIC #1-15, SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #36, SUPERBOY #7, and WORLDS COLLIDE #1.

(W) John Ostrander (A) Various (CA) Luke McDonnell, Karl Kesel Art by Luke McDonnell, John Byrne, Joe Brozowski and More Task Force X was created in World War II to neutralize metahuman and supernatural threats. Over time, the roster was updated to include incarcerated supervillains who could reduce their prison sentences if they went on dangerous assignments that were deemed suicide missions. Thus, Task Force X earned a new nickname: the Suicide Squad! This first collection of John Ostrander and Luke McDonnell's classic run includes stories from SUICIDE SQUAD #1-10, SECRET ORIGINS #14, DETECTIVE COMICS #582, THE FURY OF FIRESTORM #62-64, FIRESTORM: THE NUCLEAR MAN ANNUAL #5, LEGENDS #1-6, and MILLENNIUM #4.

(W) E. Nelson Bridwell (A) Various (CA) Ernie Chan, Vince Colletta THE COMICS ADAPTATION OF THE BELOVED SATURDAY-MORNING CARTOON COMES TO FINEST! Art by Ramona Fradon, Ric Estrada, Alex Toth and More In the great hall of the Justice League, there are assembled the world's greatest heroes: Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, and Aquaman. Together with junior members Wendy, Marvin, and Wonder Dog, the Super Friends fight injustice, right that which is wrong, and serve all humankind. Join them in this lighthearted and nostalgic volume collecting SUPER FRIENDS #1-26, with additional material from LIMITED COLLECTORS' EDITION #C-41 and #C-46, and the AQUATEERS MEET THE SUPER FRIENDS minicomic!

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Curt Swan, Stan Kaye Written by Otto Binder, Bill Finger, William Woolfolk and Others Art by John Sikela, Curt Swan, Stan Kaye, Sy Barry and Others The Boy of Steel stars in his first dedicated DC Finest volume collecting tales published between April 1954 and September 1955. Despite having superpowers, being Superboy sure ain't easy! Especially if you happen to be growing up in Smallville, Kansas, where subterranean cities, super brats, and robot doubles seem to be a dime a dozen. But it isn't all bad, especially when you have a loyal super-dog like Krypto by your side. This classic volume reprints adventures such as Superboy Meets Superlad, The Super Brat of Smallville, and Krypto's first-ever comics appearance in The Super-dog from Krypton from ADVENTURE COMICS #199-216 and SUPERBOY #33-43.

(W) Peter David (A) Various (CA) Gary Frank, Cam Smith THE GIRL OF STEEL--REBORN! Art by Gary Frank, Leonard Kirk, Cam Smith and Others DC Finest: Supergirl: Body & Soul marks the beginning of acclaimed writer Peter David's (The Incredible Hulk, Aquaman) astonishing reinvention of Supergirl with artists Gary Frank and Cam Smith, featuring stories published between September 1996 and February 1998. This volume collects tales from SHOWCASE '96 #8, SUPERGIRL #1-18, SUPERGIRL ANNUAL #1-2, and SUPERGIRL PLUS #1.

(W) Peter David (A) Leonard Kirk, Robin Riggs, Various (CA) Leonard Kirk, Robin Riggs Featuring stories filled with action, heart, and humor as only Peter David could deliver, DC Finest: Supergirl: Die and Let Live collects Supergirl #19-35 and #1,000,000, Resurrection Man #16-17, Team Superman Secret Files and Origins #1, Team Superman #1, Supergirl/Prysm Double-Shot #1, and a story from Adventure Comics 80-Page Giant #1.

(W) Otto Binder, Jerry Siegel (A) Al Plastino, Jim Mooney, Curt Swan (CA) Curt Swan, Al Plastino Kara Zor-El soars into her very own DC Finest collection! In The Supergirl from Krypton, Kara lands on Earth and discovers that she possesses all the same powers as her cousin, Superman. Inspired by her famous kin, Kara adopts a secret identity and uses her powers to help those in need. This inaugural volume contains Supergirl's appearances from 1959 to 1962 in the pages of ACTION COMICS #252-288, ADVENTURE COMICS #278, SUPERMAN #139-140 and #144, SUPERBOY #80, SUPERMAN'S GIRL FRIEND LOIS LANE #14 and #20, and SUPERMAN'S PAL, JIMMY OLSEN #40, #46, #51, and #57.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Curt Swan Written by Jerry Siegel, Robert Bernstein, Otto Binder and More Art by Curt Swan, Kurt Schaffenberger, Jim Mooney and More All your favorite Superman Family members finally get their chance to shine in their very own DC Finest line in full color! Join Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Perry White, Lana Lang, Streaky the Supercat, Krypto the Superdog, and more in these lighthearted tales that showcase what it's really like to be the girlfriend, pal, boss, or pet of the Man of Steel. Collects stories from July 1960 to October 1961 originally published in SUPERMAN'S GIRL FRIEND, LOIS LANE #19-28, SUPERMAN'S PAL, JIMMY OLSEN #47-56, ACTION COMICS #266 and #277, and SUPERMAN #142-143 and #147.

(W) Dennis O'Neil, Leo Dorfman, Various (A) Curt Swan, Murphy Anderson, Various (CA) Neal Adams One of the most beloved eras of Superman comics begins! In the Kryptonite Nevermore era, all of Earth's kryptonite has been turned into iron, effectively rendering the Man of Steel truly invulnerable. But without any weaknesses to hold him back, can Superman be trusted to not succumb to his darker impulses? Featuring stories by comics legends Dennis O'Neil, Curt Swan, and Murphy Anderson, DC Finest: Kryptonite Nevermore marks the beginning of one of the greatest chapters in comics history. Collects ACTION COMICS #393-406 and SUPERMAN #233-238, #240-246.

(W) Jerry Siegel, Various (A) Joe Shuster, Paul Cassidy, Wayne Boring, Various (CA) Fred Ray THE ORIGINAL SUPERMAN STORIES CONTINUE! Metropolis is under siege by an invisible assailant who is holding the city?s water supply for ransom. His price? One hundred million dollars! Can Superman discover the crook?s identity and stop him before the city gives in to his demands? Read this tale plus other adventures in which the Man of Steel must battle giants, secret spy rings, organized racketeers, and other criminals to keep Metropolis and its citizens safe. Collects stories published in ACTION COMICS #26-40, SUPERMAN #6-11, NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR COMICS #2, WORLD'S BEST COMICS #1, and WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #2-3.

(W) Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway, Roger Stern (A) Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway, Bob McLeod, Various (CA) Kerry Gammill, Dennis Janke SUPERMAN GETS LOST IN TIME IN THIS COLLECTION MARKING THE BEGINNING OF THE TRIANGLE ERA! Mr. Mxyzptlk returns, and the mysterious Linear Man sends Superman on an unwilling trip through time in this DC Finest collection featuring storylines such as Krisis of the Krimson Kryptonite, Time and Time Again, and Red Glass. This period is also notable for marking the beginning of the Triangle Era numbering system to help readers follow the action across all the weekly Superman titles. Collects SUPERMAN #49-56, STARMAN #28, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #472-479, and ACTION COMICS #659-666.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Dan Adkins The Man of Steel and the Flash! The Caped Crusader and Black Canary! See the World's Finest duo of Superman and Batman join forces with other DC superheroes in DC Finest: Team-Ups: Chase to the End of Time, collecting some of the most exciting team-up stories from the Bronze Age of comics from May 1978 to October 1979. Featuring the works of some of the greatest artists and writers in comics, this volume contains stories from DC COMICS PRESENTS #1-14 and THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #141-155.

(W) Bob Haney, Dennis O Neil, Various (A) Jim Aparo, Ric Estrada, Various (CA) Jim Aparo What's better than seeing one hero fighting villains and saving the day? Seeing them team up with other heroes and using their complementary skills to get out of tight situations, that's what! Collects Batman team-up tales from The Brave and the Bold #106-130, plus additional stories from Super-Team Family #1-7.

(W) Marv Wolfman, Mike W. Barr, Various (A) George Perez, Gil Kane, Various (CA) George Perez Witness one of the greatest acts of betrayal in comics history in the The Judas Contract, where one of the Teen Titans' own turns on them. But from this tragedy, a new hero will arise. Enter Nightwing! Collecting stories from July 1983 to March 1984, this volume features THE NEW TEEN TITANS #33-40, THE NEW TEEN TITANS ANNUAL #2, TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #41-47, TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS ANNUAL #3, THE VIGILANTE #3, BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS #5, ACTION COMICS #546, and WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #300.

(W) Jack Kirby, Various (A) Jack Kirby, Various (CA) Jack Kirby FIGHT FIRE WITH HELLFIRE! Written by Jack Kirby, Len Wein, Bob Rozakis and Others Art by Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Michael Golden and Others Jason Blood may seem to be a modern-day man with an unusual interest in demonology and the occult. But the truth is that Jason is in fact centuries old, and during the fall of Camelot, the wizard Merlin bound a powerful demon to Jason's soul. Now, whenever evil steps forth from the shadows, he need only say: Gone! Gone! The form of man! Rise the demon, Etrigan! DC Finest: The Demon: Birth of the Demon collects stories published between 1972 and 1981 and includes THE DEMON #1-16, written and drawn by Jack King Kirby, plus THE BATMAN FAMILY #17, THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #109 and #137, DETECTIVE COMICS #482-485, and WONDER WOMAN #280-282.