To know him is to love him--that fab freak who can change himself into any element in the human body! He's the one and only Rex Mason, alias Metamorpho... but can even he win out against Cy.C.L.O.P.S., the hairy eyeball of crime that gazes from the top of the pop charts to the lowest depths of evil--and even into the far-off, far-out Ra-Realm? To ...

This is week eight of DC's companywide crossover of 1987. The chosen ones finish their instruction and are transformed into such costumed heroes as Gloss, Ram, and Jet. Thus, a boring, highly repetitious crossover series comes to a close

Spinning out of DC Future State, the story of how Shilo Norman became the Mister Miracle of tomorrow starts here. The Mister Miracle show used to be the hottest ticket in town, whether you caught him onstage escaping from perilous traps or spotted him on the streets of Metropolis taking out bad guys. What Shilo Norman forgot is the first rule of b ...

Introducing the newest hero in the DCU, the great sage, equal to the heavens, better than his predecessor the legendary Monkey King, even better than the Justice League—and definitely the Teen Titans—(actually, all the heroes combined), everyone put your hands together for…the Monkey Prince! Marcus Sun moves around a lot because his adoptive paren ...

Billy Batson came to Titans Academy looking for answers. Why was the rest of his adopted family cut off from the power of Shazam? Why are his own powers becoming increasingly unreliable? The answers send Billy on an outrageous adventure thatll not only change him but have an immense impact on the school and other students on Titans Island.

In the old days, Polaris Spanner raised top-grade jellies on an out-of-the-way rock called Proxie. He was living pretty well off a rich yield of protoplazz, but there was nothing really special you could say about Spanner when you came right down to it -- barring that trick he had of "Castling," trading places with a like-minded Castler, anywhere ...

"Night of the Butcher!" On a mechanized mining planet, Spanner and Gadj are caught in a chain of brutal, inexplicable murders!

The weekly syndicated, live action 'Superboy' television show debuted in the fall of 1988 - ranking #1 in its time slot in most of the 160+ markets. In the fall of 1989, the series returned to TV with a new cast, new stories - and a DC Comics SUPERBOY comic book series to support it. SUPERBOY #1 picks up where the television series leaves off, del ...

"Mission to Krypton!" Don't miss Superboy's amazing eye-opening journey to Krypton! At long last, the Teen of Steel learns his true Kryptonian name

"Wild Hunt!" Superboy returns to the Wild Lands for a showdown with a dangerous enemy from his past! Meanwhile back at Cadmus, Guardian has his own problems

Can it be true...has the Man of Steel returned from the grave? Someone, or something, has arrived with the look and power of the fallen hero, and he's here for Doomsday. Woe to any that would stand in his way. Includes a poster titled "The Man of Tomorrow!"

The Cyborg and Toyman team up to take on Superman, while Jimmy Olsen and Misa try to find Scorn in "Superman Red Superman Blue." Story elements continue in Superman (1987) #132.This is only the Superman Red/Superman Blue. It is not polybagged and does not include bonus book.