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DC COMICS ENCYCLOPEDIA ALL-NEW EDITION 1ST EDITION PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Matthew K Manning | 9781465453570 | | | | | DC Comics Encyclopedia All-New Edition 1st edition PDF Book Golden Age Green Lantern Archives. Muhammad Ali". Report incorrect product information. The Action Heroes Archives. The crossover was fleshed out and coordinated at a meeting attended by president Jenette Kahn , Paul Levitz , vice president and executive editor Dick Giordano and DC's editors. If you like comic books, then you'll love this book! Reviewed by texascheeseman texascheeseman. A furious Anti-Monitor absorbs the energy of millions of worlds and vows to travel back through time to prevent the creation of the multiverse. Blackhawk stories from Military Comics 1— Exact reprint of Whiz Comics 2 February The Atom Archives. Manning wrote that Crisis on Infinite Earths paved way for all future crossovers of similar scale, [8] and Andrew J. It features a newspaper from that reads "Flash Missing, Vanishes in Crisis". Teen Titans 6—20; The Brave and the Bold Family Archives. Muhammad Ali was "the best comic book" he and co-writer Denny O'Neil had ever produced. Marc Buxton of Comic Book Resources named "Crisis on Infinite Earths" the greatest comic book crossover ever, saying that no crossover has been bigger or as ambitious: "where some events seem hesitant to actually leave a mark on their respective universes, Crisis did it with aplomb". Aquaman stories from Adventure Comics —, ; Showcase 30— Art by Rube Grossman. Archived from the original on December 12, Agents 5— 7; Dynamo 1. The WTV Zone. DC Comics Encyclopedia All-New Edition 1st edition Writer In , Wolfman was editing Green Lantern. The conclusion to the trilogy, Final Crisis , [8] began in May and ended in January Adventure Comics —; Superboy Get to Know Us. In The Spotlight. Surreal Time Press. Wolfman cited making use of every DC character and creating a plot that was fun to read and filled with surprises as difficulties, as the series needed to sell well; if it did not, it could have caused a disaster for DC. Justice League of America 41—47, 49— Exact reprint of Flash Comics 1 January Hidden categories: CS1 maint: extra text: authors list Title pop. Crisis on Infinite Earths has been referenced several times in the various television series that comprise the Arrowverse , starting with the first episode of The Flash which aired in October Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives. The New Teen Titans Archives. Thank you! Superman stories from Action Comics 53— Shop Our Brands. Amazing Heroes. Flash stories from Flash Comics 1— DC Comics vice president Sol Harrison had suggested the format stating that "We could create a tabloid size comic that would stand out on the newsstand. 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