We've blogged them in no particular order, but this is the last of the Legends of the Dead Earth annuals! And one of maybe two that wa...

...did they have the title and the release slot, then had to write it? I think I'm confusing Dark Crisis with Death Metal Trinity Cri...

Well, they're all business in these issues, so maybe not. From 2006, JLA: Classified #26 , "Secret History, Sacred Trust, part one...

This was a 68-pager, and while I don't think it was the first in this format, it was part of multiple revamps for the title. From 1979,...

Also, I haven't seen 28 Years Later yet, but the previews give away a priest losing it and opening the doors to the rage zombies, whic...

From 1984, All-Star Squadron Annual #3 , written and edited by Roy Thomas, researched by Dann Thomas, and a whole mess of artists! Jerry O...

Everything is circling the drain as I write this, sure; but you would be appalled at the litany of profanity I let out the other day, whe...

We've seen him on the blog a few times (mostly as a crowd filler in Serpent Society strips!) but I've always felt DC should do mor...

This one has kind of a striking cover--it got me from a spinner rack in the comic shop! Although I'm almost positive the cover was done...

My big hang-up was why would a master of disguise wear that outfit, but that might just be me. From 1980, Flash #291 , "The Saber-Toot...

We haven't had an 80-pager here since last August? That seems like a hundred years ago; but then, Flash's 50th anniversary here was...

Maybe I'm just drawing a blank right now, but I was trying to think of time-travelling DC villains--basically, their Kang. Speedsters d...