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Script: Chris Claremont

Plot: Jim Lee & Whilce Portacio

Pencils: Whilce Portacio

Inks: Art Thibert

The X-Men and the Inhumans working together?! Is that allowed?

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Writer: Dennis O’Neil

Pencils: Mike Sekowsky

Inks: Dick Giordano

With my Egg-trospective done, I can return to my original plan of posting Wonder Woman’s Mod years.

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Writer: Roy Thomas

Pencils: John Buscema

Inks: Tom Palmer

Roy Thomas begins his run with an otherwise harmless retelling of one of Thor’s mythological exploits.

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Writer: Roger Stern

Pencils: Kerry Gammill

Inks: Brett Breeding

Superman: Exile.

Fearing he is a danger to the people of Earth, Superman has exiled himself into space.

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Writer: Robert Greenberger

Pencils: Tom Grindberg

Inks: Sam de la Rosa

A lot of firsts for Starman in this issue. First guest appearance in another comic, first team-up and first event.

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Writer: Bill Mantlo

Pencils: Sal Buscema

Inks: Sal Buscema

The Mad Thinker mistakenly believes Rom to be a robot, so sends one of his androids to test him.

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One thing I’ve often found useful, working in shared universes, is what I think of as Featuring A Bug. What I mean by that is: think long and hard about the big Event Stuff going in, and there’s almost always gonna be plot holes, unanswered questions, uncertain pivots. So you simply make those things your story. Answer the question, plug the hole, explain the pivot. Hey presto: you’re being a good soldier, helping the wider universe retain its coherence. But you’re also doing so in a unique way. If you can also make that story support the threads you wanted to weave as part of your own book’s narrative, abracadabra: you’ve turned a bug into a feature. All of which is to say: I’ve been trusted to apply my own sideways-thinking weirdness to the book so far, and am therefore more than happy to field the curveballs from above, and sling them back with added glitter. -- Si Spurrier

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Writer: Alan Grant

Pencils: Norm Breyfogle

Inks: Steve Mitchell

Batman #456.

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Writers: Dennis O’Neil and Jim Berry, based on the novel “Dragon’s Fists”

Pencils and inks: Leopoldo Duranona

My warped mind always equated Richard Dragon as DC's version of Chuck Norris, but I don’t believe Dragon ever became a tired old meme. If anything, his supporting cast proved to be more memorable than he was.

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Writer: Dennis O’Neil

Pencils: Denys Cowan

Inks: Rick Magyar

I first became aware of the Question thanks to the Justice League Unlimited cartoon. I gather that the comics version is quite different. Frankly, this book had me when I found out Lady Shiva was in it.

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