The Superman - Batman Adventures
The Superman - Batman Adventures on USA Network
The Superman/Batman Adventures is a television series that aired on USA Network in 1995. It was later aired on Cartoon Network and Boomerang. The episodes were edited from various seasons of the Hanna-Barbera-produced 'Super Friends,' as well as Filmation's 1960s series 'The New Adventures of Superman,' 'The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure,' and 'The Batman/Superman Hour.' The Superman/Batman Adventures included for the first time on American television the 'lost episodes' of the 1983–1984 season of 'Super Friends.'
Aquaman Volume 2
In The Shadowy Depths Of Atlantis His Life Will Change Forever
In this 1986 four-issue mini-series, Aquaman settles back in New Venice until it is suddenly and totally destroyed by Ocean Master. The tragedy catapults Aquaman back to Atlantis, where he discovers that ancient talismans dating back to Arion's time are missing! The house ad by Craig Hamilton features Aquaman's camouflaged suit for the first time ever.
The New Wonder Woman
Taking It To The Streets!
Princess Diana has lost the title of Wonder Woman to her Amazon rival, Artemis. Now the former Wonder Woman must find a way to continue to battle for justice, while Artemis, now wearing the familiar Wonder Woman costume, confronts some of the Amazon warrior's most fearsome foes. 1994 house ad by Mike Deodato Jr. and Patricia Mulvihill.
Time Is The Enemy
Terminal Velocity
The Ultimate Rush
They call him The Flash. He thought he could run forever... now, each step is taking him closer to the finish line. Can he outrace his fate before his time runs out? In the aftermath of the 'Zero Hour' event, where Wally West vanished trying to save the 64th century, the 'Terminal Velocity' storyline was published from October, 1994 through March 1995.
After learning that the Speed Force, the source of his powers, is slowly augmenting his abilities while pulling him into another plane of existence, the scarlet speedster must find a way to escape the vision of his impending death. Ad artwork by Mike Wieringo.
Our Worlds At War
Our Worlds At War
As the ultimate destructive force is released into the universe and heads towards Earth leaving a path of galactic devastation in its wake, humanity's greatest defender, Superman, stands prepared to prevent the total annihilation of the planet.
Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern and a host of other heroes from the DC Universe join the Man of Steel in this last desperate battle for survival. Will the heroes' combined might be enough to stop an evil menace from remaking the universe in its own twisted image? Or will this be their last battlefield? This 2001 promotional postcard features artwork by Jae Lee.
The Shadow War Of Hawkman
Can Hawkman Save Us All?
When the warriors of Thanagar set their sights on Earth, it's up to Hawkman and Hawkwoman to save the planet and drive the invaders away. 'The Shadow War Of Hawkman' was a four-issue limited series of dark suspense, that ran from March through June, 1985, and also had a separate epilogue in a special issue later the same year. The artwork in this poster is by Richard Howell.
America vs. The Justice Society
Can It Be True?
Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? Decades after the end of World War II, Batman accuses the Justice Society of America of collaborating with the nazis, which leads to a Congressional investigation that could mean disgrace for the JSA! This four-issue limited series was released between October, 1984 and January, 1985. The artwork in the ad is by Rich Buckler.
DC Promotional Comics
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Comic story line and art development are DC's business. From conceptual stages right through research, copy, art, production, and print, we can evolve a promotional comic exactly for your needs.
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Promotional comics are effective as premiums, direct mail enclosures, point-of-sale giveaways, recruiting tools, instructional guides, and conveyors of public service messages. The comic strip form makes information instantly accessible. It is also one of the best ways to communicate with people whose primary language is other than English.
Excerpt from the 8-page booklet released in 1979 with artwork by Dick Giordano.
Red Tornado 1985 Mini-Series
Red Tornado Finally Gets Himself Together
The first Red Tornado mini-series was published in 1985, with issue #1 getting released in April of that year. Written by Kurt Busiek, and with artwork by Carmine Infantino, Frank McLaughlin, and Tom Ziuko, Red Tornado faces his long-time nemesis and Justice League villain, The Construct, who intends to take control of all technology and the minds of humans across the world.
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