SEPTEMBER 1997

Was Packaged with Superman (DC Super Heroes) figure by Mattel

CHARACTERS – CELLKEEPER 385, CLERIC, CONDUIT, CYBORG SUPERMAN, DOOMSDAY, FRAAGA, ERADICATOR, FAORA HU-UI, GANGBUSTER, GENERAL ZOD, GUARDIAN, JOR-EL, KON-EL, LANA LANG, LEX LUTHOR, LOIS LANE, MATRIX, MAXIMA, METALLO, MONGUL, PARASITE, QUEX-UI, STEEL, SUPERMAN

STORYLINE – History Lesson

Superman’s got a new costume? Please! Superman has gone through a lot of new costumes in his day. Ma and Pa Kent open their private family album and reveal the many new guises, gadgets and get-ups Superman has worn during his career!

Superman shield 1997 #38.

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – Roger Stern

INTERIOR ART – Paul Ryan

COVER ART – Paul Ryan

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JULY 1993

1^ST APPEARANCES – DIGIT

CHARACTERS – DIGIT, JEB FRIEDMAN, JIMMY OLSEN, KON-EL, LEX LUTHOR, LOIS LANE, MATRIX, RON TROUPE, STEEL, SUPERMAN, SYDNEY HAPPERSEN, WHITE RABBIT

STORYLINE – AMBUSH

‘Reign of the Supermen’ continues: It’s Iron John vs. the Metropolis Kid as the Man of Steel crosses paths with the youthful Superman, and members of the media begin picking their favorite Superman. Also, Lex Luthor II squares off against the White Rabbit. All the Superman titles now use a new, upgraded color process that employs an increased color palette.

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – Louise Simonson

INTERIOR ART – Jon Bogdanove

COVER ART – Jon Bogdanove

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JUNE 1999

CHARACTERS – Superman, JLA, Wonder Woman, Outburst (Mitch Anderson), Dominus, Kismet, Superboy, Supergirl, Aquaman, Batman, Big Barda, Billy Batson, Brahma, Dominus, Kon-El, Lex Luthor, Loser, Martian Manhunter, Orion, Plastic Man, Pyrogen, White Lotus

STORYLINE – KING OF THE WORLD

Following an epic battle with Dominus, Superman seemingly emerges victorious. However, he announces to the public that the villain has escaped. Claiming that Dominus’s reality-altering powers pose an ongoing global threat, Superman demands total cooperation from all world nations to track him down.

In the name of global security, Superman establishes a high-tech command tower in Metropolis and begins aggressively patrolling the planet with the assistance of the Justice League, the Supermen of America, and a massive fleet of heavily armed Superman Robots. Bit by bit, his methods become tyrannical, essentially making himself the “King of the World”.

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – Karl Kesel

INTERIOR ART – Doug Braithwaite

COVER ART – Walt Simonson

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MAY 1999

1^ST APPEARANCES – LUCA DEL PORTENZA, THE ANTI-HERO

CHARACTERS – Superman, Superman Robots, Kismet, Dominus, Lexcom, Supermen of America, Strange Visitor, Anti-Hero, Contessa, Misa, Gog, Eradicator, Kon-El, Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, Martian Manhunter, Matrix, Steel, Wally West

STORYLINE – History of Change; This is a Job For the Supermen of America; Cause and Effect; Chance Encounter; Metropolis; From The Desk of Jimmy Olsen; Big Belly Burgers; A Hard Night’s Work; Lois Lane Timeline

An anthology that acts as a guide to late-’90s Superman lore, featuring stories about an anti-hero fighting Superman and the Supermen of America team, plus detailed profiles on characters like Dominus and LexCom. This 64-page special also includes concept art of Metropolis and a look at the Fortress of Solitude, alongside humorous pages centered on Mister Mxyzptlk.

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – Ron Marz, Mark Millar, Fabian Nicieza, Stuart Immonen, Eliot Brown, Joe Casey, Mark Schultz, Matt Brady, Scott Beatty, Randall Frenz

INTERIOR ART – Paul Ryan, Phil Jimenez, Stuart Immonen, Eliot Brown, Michael Avon Oeming, Shannon Eric Denton, Doug Mahnke, Steve Epting, Peter Doherty, Dusty Abell, Denis Rodier, Chuck Wojtkiewicz, Ron Frenz, Georges Jeanty, Matt Haley, Cully Hamner, Tom Grummett

COVER ART – Doug Mahnke

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APRIL 2023

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY ISSUED BY DYNAMIC FORCES

ONE OF A SPECIALLY LIMITED SERIES OF 85 COPIES

SIGNED IN GOLD BY ARTIST JOSHUA WILLIAMSON

NUMBERED COA – 63/85

CHARACTERS – Brainiac, Duke Dixon, Jimmy Olsen, Jon Kent, Jor-El, Kon-El, Lara Lor-Van, Lex Luthor, Livewire, Lobo, Lois Lane, Martha Kent, Maxima, Mercy Graves, Neo Kekoa, Osul-Ra, Otho-Ra, Parasite, Perry White, Silver Banshee, Steel, Super-Man, Supergirl

STORYLINE – Voices in Your Head

IT’S THE DAWN OF DC! Superman has returned to Metropolis and his greatest enemy Lex Luthor is finally behind bars. The future of the Superman family has never been brighter! As Clark Kent settles back into his life, iconic and new enemies erupt from the shadows to strike down the Man of Steel!

But waiting in the wings to back up Big Blue is…Supercorp?! What secret project has Lex given to Superman?! “A hero is only as good as their villains” will be put to the test in this brand-new oversize #1 featuring comics’ greatest superhero by DC Comics architect Joshua Williamson and award-winning superstar artist Jamal Campbell!

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – Joshua Williamson

INTERIOR ART – Jamal Campbell

COVER ART – Jamal Campbell

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DECEMBER 2006

CHARACTERS – Superman, Batman, Deathstroke, Ultraman, Owlman, Lois Lane, Superwoman, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Bart Allen, Beast Boy, Deadpool, Kon-El, Savior

STORYLINE – Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One

This whole story happens before the Batman/Superman teamups, and this is Slade’s first try in the Deathstroke costume. This Deathstroke has a resemblance to and acts like the Marvel Comics character Deadpool and makes a few references to him.

The story opens up with Slade being hired to kill Bruce Wayne. He mentions a “costume” that he wants to try out. We later find out that he is referring to his Deathstroke outfit. Meanwhile, Superman and Batman are in Metropolis, battling alternate versions of themselves–and some other Justice Leaguers–that seemed to have arrived there via inter-dimensional rift. They send them back to their dimension, and have a lovely chat about their secret identities. Batman says that he is looking through every college yearbook, and that HE WILL FIND that chin. Superman compliments Batman on the lead-lined cowl.

Moments (pages) later we see Clark Kent and Lois Lane, preparing to go on a short cruise for an article about the cruiseship. Later we find out, just by coincidence, that Bruce Wayne is on the same cruise. A computer error puts Clark and Bruce in the same room. At dinnertime that night, we see Slade drop two pills (presumably poisoned) into Bruce Wayne’s Martini. However, before he can drink it, the glass explodes from a nanosecond blast of heat vision from across the room (winkwink), so short that nobody can see it. Later that night, we see a very awkward scene involving Clark and Bruce sharing a bed.

Then, the night is shattered by a scream. They both start making excuses so they can go out and “suit up” without the other one noticing. Then, Bruce takes the offensive, trying to shoot Clark with a tranquilizer dart. Naturally, it bounces off, and something clicks in Wayne’s head–the chin. At this point, Deadpool jumps in (but DC won’t admit it is him because Deadpool is a Marvel character). He jumps in front of a window, behind which is Slade, with a gun. He shoots Deadpool.

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – Joe Kelly

INTERIOR ART – Ed McGuinness, Ryan Ottley, Sean Murphy, Carlo Barberi

COVER ART – Ed McGuinness

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MAY 2020

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY ISSUED BY DYNAMIC FORCES

ONE OF A SPECIALLY LIMITED SERIES OF 30 SIGNED COPIES

SIGNED IN SILVER BY ARTIST JOSHUA WILLIAMSON

NUMBERED COA – 15/30

CHARACTERS – Flash (Jay Garrick), Captain Cold, Rainbow Raider, Godspeed, Paradox, Flash (Wally West), Tempus Fugut, Mirror Master, Batman, Booster Gold, Cyborg, Cyclone, Elongated Man, Kon-El, Mr. Terrific, Pandora, Power Girl, Red Tornado, Superman, Wildcat, Zoom

STORYLINE – Flash Age, Part 1; Beer Run; Why You?; Flash of All Worlds; At The Starting Line; Flash Forward: Epilogue

Beginning: “The Flash Age”! The story we’ve been building toward since issue #50 comes to a head! While a supercharged Speed Force wreaks havoc on Barry Allen’s life, a new threat appears on the horizon in the form of the deadly Paradox. Destined to destroy the Flash’s legacy, Paradox sends his herald, Godspeed, to trap the Flash family! Plus, in this special anniversary issue: tales from across the generations of super-speedsters by an all-star lineup of writers and artists!

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – Joshua Williamson, Geoff Johns, Francis Manapul, Brian Buccellato, Marv Wolfman, Scott Lobdell

INTERIOR ART – Rafa Sandoval, Stephen Segovia, Scott Kolins, Francis Manapul, Riley Rossmo, David Marquez, Brett Booth

COVER ART – Howard Porter

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JULY 1999

CHARACTERS – ARROWETTE, BART ALLEN, CUTTER SHARP, DICK MALVERNE, ELIZABETH PERSKE, KON-EL, LINDA DANVERS, MATRIX, MATTIE HARCOURT, PARASITE, SECRET, SUPER-CYCLE, TIM DRAKE, WONDER GIRL

STORYLINE – We’ll Always Have Parasite

Linda’s Paris debut is complicated by a speaking engagement back home at the same time, and an interruption by Parasite.

PUBLISHER –  DC COMICS

WRITER – Peter David

INTERIOR ART – Leonard Kirk

COVER ART – Leonard Kirk, Robin Riggs

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FEBRUARY 2003 – MINI-SERIES

CHARACTERS – Remnant, Superman, Lois Lane, Perry White

STORYLINE – WORLD WITHOUT A SUPERMAN

The conclusion of the 4-part weekly event! Duffy explores the ways we can restore hope and how we can make the best of troubled times. But that proves difficult when all hell breaks loose, the mystery of who is causing the accidents along Doomsday’s path is revealed, and a deadly new threat emerges from the ashes of destruction! Will tragedy once again befall Metropolis’ most famous icon on the anniversary of his death?

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – DAN JURGENS

INTERIOR ART – DAN JURGENS

COVER ART – DAN JURGENS

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JANUARY 2003 – MINI-SERIES

CHARACTERS – Superman, Superboy, Steel, Kon-El, Remnant

STORYLINE – FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND

Part 3 of the 4-part weekly event!

Duffy interviews a priest and gets the perspective of those who must go on. How lucky do the living feel after massive tragedies? When’s the next time this will happen, and will it be worse, especially after yet another massive accident occurs?

PUBLISHER – DC COMICS

WRITER – DAN JURGENS

INTERIOR ART – DAN JURGENS

COVER ART – DAN JURGENS

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