Power Girl battles some high-tech electronics thieves while slowly recalling her past and clashing with the media. Kara Zor-L gets her first solo feature, from the team of Paul Levitz, Joe Staton and Joe Orlando.
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Godzilla teams with Devil Dinosaur to protect the Valley of the Flame from the Lizard-Warriors – but happenstance has other ideas! A surprisingly disappointing outing from the regular creative team of Doug Moench and Herb Trimpe.
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Mr. Fantastic sends Godzilla back to the Cretaceous, where the King of the Monsters clashes with Devil Dinosaur! The science is, umm, questionable, but Doug Moench and Herb Trimpe still serve up some competent fun.
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When an undercover police sergeant is murdered, Sam Lomax is called in to work the case. The lead feature by Russ Jones and Mike Sekowsky serves up some weak sauce, but the backup by Mike Ploog is stronger fare.
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Benita Bizarre is up to some shenanigans at the Bugaloos’ expense. This Sid & Marty Krofft show doesn’t translate well to comics in this pair of uncredited tales.
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This collection of underground sci-fi/fantasy tales is difficult to follow, but Jim Pinkoski's art shows striking potential.
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After several years in mothballs, the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents program is reinstated – just in time to thwart an alien invasion. The Silver Age team returns with new material from Pat Gabriele, Mark Texeira and others, with reprint backups from the likes of Jack Kirby and Neal Adams.
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This trio of war stories by John Albano seem more interested in body counts than morality tales. With art from Pat Broderick, Al McWilliams and John Severin.
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When Superboy rescues an oil-slicked Aquaboy, the young heroes team to teach Big Oil a lesson. A not-so-subtle ecological outing from the team of Frank Robbins, Bob Brown and Murphy Anderson.
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A secret from Iris Allen’s past brings her and the Flash to a dystopian 30th century. It’s an interesting flash forward for DC’s Scarlet Speedster, courtesy of Robert Kanigher, Irv Novick and Murphy Anderson.
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