Kamandi is trapped with other “lab animals” as a gorilla scientist finds similarities between present day and the Great Disaster. A simple-but-effective mini-epic from Jack “King” Kirby and company.
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Batman and Aquaman race to recover a mysterious underwater satellite that threatens to shift the global “balance of terror.” Penciler John Calnan joins Brave & the Bold regulars Bob Haney and Jim Aparo for this overstuffed affair.
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Brother Blood appears to perish in battle against the Teen Titans – but is it part of the villain’s master plan? Another fun-but-not-top-shelf outing from New Teen Titans co-creators Marv Wolfman and George Pérez.
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Brother Blood returns to best the Titans in battle – and in the court of public opinion. A solid outing from the regular Titans creative team of Marv Wolfman, George Pérez and Romeo Tanghal – as long as readers can maintain their suspension of disbelief.
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Kid Flash leaves the Titans, Dick Grayson stops being Robin and Terra earns full membership as the Judas Contract looms. Series co-creators Marv Wolfman and George Pérez team on an emotionally charged – and disturbing – issue.
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The Unknown Soldier secretly takes the place of a fallen battlefield legend in the South Pacific. This issue features a pair of mismatched tales from talent including Archie Goodwin and Walter Simonson.
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Warlord visits old friend Aram al Ashir as the thief-turned-king dreads a pending marriage of political convenience. Mike Grell’s Warlord shows signs of taking it to another level.
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Warlord and Shakira investigate Atlantean ruins where they encounter ancient advanced technology – and impending doom! A mix of fantasy and sci-fi from Warlord creator Mike Grell, with an OMAC backup by Jim Starlin.
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A boat from the outside world ventures into the dangerous waters of Skartaris, with the Warlord’s daughter, Jennifer, on board. Another solid issue by series creator Mike Grell, with some backup from Jim Starlin on a new OMAC tale.
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Warlord goes through the motions and OMAC is pressed into backup duty in this solid-but-unspectacular issue from Bronze Age legends Mike Grell and Jim Starlin.
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