Secret Origins of Super-Heroes--an all-new collection! Green Arrow's awesome origin! The Legion's first case! And introducing DC's newest femme fatale--the Huntress!

Join Superman in a trip back to the 30th Century to visit the now-adult Legion of Super-Heroes! Their reunion, however, is cut short by a mysterious villain with ties to the Legions past. To make things worse, the Legion of Super-Villains are lurking in the background with their most devious plot yet to decimate whatÕs left of the Legion of Super-Heroes!

This 1977 issue features the debut of Huntress, the untold origin of Green Arrow, and an early adventure of the Legion of Super-Heroes! Offered to coincide with the Catwoman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1.

The Teen Titans are off to the beach as they answer a distressing letter from their pal, boy genius and lab assistant Willie Gregson. With former Titan Speedy in tow, the Titans arrive at the boyÍs location and are stunned to learn it is a summer resort! Things go from fun to serious quickly as they are warned that there is something mysterious lurking in the water. The Titans have their work cut out for them: not only do they have to find a way to defeat this monster, but they must also help their friend Willie, who is entangled in a plot to steal the mysterious ñProject Xî file!

“Trapped in Two Worlds.” The Time Trapper uses Professor Nichols’s time machine to send Zan and Jayna through time and space and into danger.

Adam Strange and Alanna are having a meal together on the planet Rann when reports sweep the planet of the planet Earth suddenly appearing in Rann's solar system. Going to see Sardath, they learn that Earth was transported into Rann's system by a powerful Zeta beam, and that its gravity will bring it on a collision course with Rann in less than a week. They are unaware that a would-be conqueror named Oran Dargg is responsible. Transporting the Sphinx, the Colosseum and the Iwo Jima statue to Rann, Dargg sets them to attack an investigating Adam Strange and Alanna. During their battle with these monuments, the Zeta beam radiation that brought Adam Strange to Rann wears off, sending him back to Earth. Since Earth is so close, Alanna speeds up to a space port where she can take a ship to go and pick up her lover from Earth.

After a series of complex heists, the Molder attracts the attention of Batman, who begins a manhunt to find the sculpting villain. The Molder gains the upper hand when he traps Batman in front of an oncoming train, however the Caped Crusader is saved by Plastic Man. The two heroes team up, and in spite of the fact that the Molder's weapons work against Plastic Man's abilities, the two heroes manage to trip up the crook enough for Batman to defeat him and turn him over to the police.

In 1978, DC Comics launched a bold initiative to win over fans and retailers with an expanded line-up billed as "The DC Explosion." But mere weeks after its launch, DC's parent company pulled the plug, cancelling a slew of titles, and leaving stacks of completed comic book stories unpublished. Now, over 45 years after that "DC Implosion", TwoMorrows Publishing recalls one of the most notorious events in comics with an exhaustive oral history from Jenette Kahn, Paul Levitz, Len Wein, Mike Gold, Al Milgrom, and other creators and executives involved! Plus: detailed analysis and commentary by other top pros who were "just fans" in 1978 (Mark Waid, Michael T. Gilbert, Tom Brevoort, and more)--examining how it changed the landscape of comics forever! This new Expanded Edition of the sold-out Eisner Award-nominated book explodes in full cover for the first time, with additional coverage of lost 1970s DC projects like Ninja the Invisible and an adaptation of "The Wiz," Jim Starlin's unaltered cover art for Batman Family #21, content meant for cancelled Marvel titles such as Godzilla and Ms. Marvel, and more! By Keith Dallas and John Wells.

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