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March 1987. While the 1984 LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES series didn't focus exclusively on the female Legionnaires by any means, it gave many of them some of their finest moments, such as this exceptional spotlight on Legion founder Saturn Girl (pictured above left). Awakening to find herself a prisoner in a labor camp on an unknown planet, surrounded by virtually mindless fellow captives, Saturn Girl has to use every bit of her intelligence, strength, and telepathic ability to find a way out for herself and three other captured Legionnaires. This is a remarkable story in many ways, not least for its imaginative depiction of Saturn Girl's telepathic journey into the minds of her comrades. More under the cut …

Saturn Girl (Imra Ardeen of Titan) was one of the original Legionnaires, introduced in ADVENTURE COMICS #247 back in 1958. She had actually retired for a while after marrying cofounder Garth Ranzz (Lightning Lad), with whom she'd had two young children, and at this point was only occasionally involved in Legion business, although she and Garth had recently had a nasty run-in with one of the Legion's worst enemies, as seen in the 1986 LEGIONNAIRES 3 miniseries. Nevertheless, Imra in this period was one of the most experienced members of the team, having been a professional superhero since she was 14 years old.

This issue begins with Imra waking up after having been mentally controlled like her fellow captives; while she was out, her telepathic abilities had somehow managed to break the mental blocks suppressing her thoughts and personality. She immediately has a Beverly Crusher "No, it is the world that is wrong" moment:

For the reader, the "Universo Project" title banner on the cover has already tipped the identity of the story's villain: Universo, a former Green Lantern called Vidar, is a power-hungry would-be tyrant with formidable hypnotic powers. However, at this point, Imra doesn't have any idea what's happened or where she is. She proceeds to carefully analyze the physical layout of their prison:

She assesses possible escape routes, but quickly runs into a problem: Although there are no guards other than surveillance drones, Imra doesn't have superhuman strength or endurance, and without her Legion flight ring and transuit, she can't fly or hold her breath indefinitely, which means she won't be able to get out on her own. However, she knows that there are three other Legionnaires among the prisoners: Dream Girl (Nura Nal of Naltor), Brainiac 5 (Querl Dox of Colu), and Chameleon Boy (Reep Daggle of Durla). (Although Imra hasn't made the connection yet, they've all been singled out because they are the Legionnaires most resistant to Universo's hypnotic powers, and thus the greatest potential threats to his plans.) Together, the four of them might be able to contrive an escape, but first Imra has to help them escape the mental blocks that have made them virtual zombies.

With great difficulty, Imra manages to carry her three comrades one at a time to a cave that seems to be unmonitored. She then begins the even more challenging phase of her plan: entering the unconscious minds of each of her friends, something she had always made a point of not doing.

The 1980s saw an enormous improvement in the physical production capabilities of mainstream comics. The color hold and glow effect in the page above would not have been possible when Paul Levitz first started writing Legion stories in the '70s, and this story uses that technology to good advantage.

I'm skipping over some scene changes here; the story cuts away at several points to show what the other Legionnaires are doing and what Universo is up to back on Earth. That's less interesting than what's happening with Imra, as she enters the unconscious mind of Nura Nal:

Production technology is one thing, but flashy effects are meaningless if the story has nothing to say. These telepathy sequences are really visually inventive, and I'm curious how much of this is in the script and how much is the imagination of penciller Greg LaRocque, who outdoes himself here on what I assume was a challenging job.

As for what Saturn Girl is seeing: Dream Girl is a precog whose powers manifest primarily in the form of prophetic dreams. She was also one of the most scientifically proficient Legionnaires, although her intellect tended to be overshadowed by the fact that she was a high-maintenance diva and frequently a huge bitch. Her boyfriend, Star Boy (Thom Kallor), whose image Imra sees in Nura's head, generally took a smile-and-nod approach to Nura's fits of primadonna bullshit.

Did I mention that Dream Girl was kind of a diva? Even in this critical situation, Imra can't help but roll her eyes a bit at her friend's, ahem, robust self-regard.

With Nura freed, Imra enters the 12th-level computer mind of resident Coluan super-genius Brainiac 5:

Brainiac 5 was never depicted as an android or a cyborg, so what did it mean for him to have a "computer mind"? Levitz apparently gave that a lot of thought, and the result is an interesting visualization of Brainy's superhuman intellect.

The blond woman in the circle near the top looks like Dream Girl, which doesn't make much sense: There was no love lost between Brainy and Nura in this era, and it seems unlikely she would be this much on his mind. I have an inkling that that image was originally supposed to be Supergirl — about whom Brainy DID have strong feelings and whose death he had been mourning not that long before — but that Levitz and LaRocque got an 11th-hour editorial reminder that Kara could no longer even be mentioned, resulting in that section being hastily redrawn. (I'm speculating, but it seems reasonable.) The guy with the headband, meanwhile, is former Legionnaire Lyle Norg, the first Invisible Kid, who died in SUPERBOY #203. Lyle was Brainy's friend, and there was sometimes the sense that Brainy had romantic feelings for him, so his presence here is noteworthy.

Finally, Imra must reach the mind of Chameleon Boy. Cham was one of a handful of pre-reboot Legionnaires who were genuinely not human: He was from the planet Durlan, whose inhabitants were all shapeshifters. By this time, it had been established that Cham's normal form (orange humanoid with antennae) was not his true shape, but a common "default" form Durlans used when engaging with humans so as not to freak them out TOO badly. As Imra discovers below, this means that Cham's mind is also completely inhuman:

This is a fascinating representation of the inside of Cham's head. Durlan bodies are unusually malleable — Chameleon Boy's shapeshifting never seems to be constrained by mass or volume, and he routinely becomes creatures of wildly different sizes and forms. So, what parts ARE Cham? Where does his personality reside? An interesting philosophical question, but this is still an adventure story, and Imra is on the clock:

Very impressive. What I find particularly compelling about how Levitz treats Saturn Girl in this story is that he resists the temptation to amp up her powers or turn her into a blond Batman; he stays within the established bounds of her abilities while emphasizing her practical resourcefulness. You also get a sense at several points that Imra is struggling a bit to keep herself calm (she reassures herself that her husband is probably looking for her and that she will be reunited with her kids), since she recognizes that if she panics, she's probably done for. (There's a notable contrast with LEGIONNAIRES 3, by Keith Giffen and Mindy Newell, where Imra does break down after she learns one of her sons has been kidnapped; she's not made of stone.)

It's not hard to see why this series is still considered the standard-bearer for modern Legion stories: Levitz was deeply concerned with the personalities and relationships between the characters — not only within the individual stories, but also across the group's long and convoluted history — but he also managed to come up with imaginative and exciting adventures through which to explore and develop those things. It doesn't always work, of course (although there are few real clunkers in this run), but when it works, it works really well, and even the less-successful arcs are generally interesting. Certainly, the female Legionnaires had never been treated with this level of care and respect before — and most of them haven't since then, either.

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DC Comics Timeline

1934

National Allied Publications (the first incarnation of DC) is founded by Major Malcom Wheeler Nicolson

1935

New Fun Comics #1 is published it is the first comic book to contain all original material

1937

Detective Comics #1 is published it is the comic book that would eventually give DC its company name

1938

Action Comics #1 is introduced and with it the first true superhero Superman created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, not only is Superman is introduced but his secret identity Clark Kent is as well also his love interest Lois Lane

1939

Detective Comics #27 introduces the second most iconic superhero Batman created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger along with his secret identity Bruce Wayne as well as his longtime ally Commissioner Jim Gordon

Superman gets his own comic book series in his first issue we learn about his adoptive parents

Detective Comics #33 reveals Batman's tragic origin story

1940

The original Flash Jay Garrick premieres in Flash Comics #1

Captain Marvel premieres in Whiz Comics #2 at this point he was not owned by DC and was considered a rival for Superman

The Spectre first appears in More Fun Comics #52

Superman's most iconic villain Lex Luthor first appears in Action Comics #23

Batman's iconic sidekick Robin appears in Detective Comics #38 as the first superhero sidekick

Batman gets his own comic book series the first issue introduces 2 of his most iconic villains Joker and Catwoman 

The original Green Lantern Alan Scott first appears in All American comics #16

The original Atom AL Pratt first appears in All America Comics #19

The Justice Society of America appears as the original superteam for the first time in All Star Comics #3

1941

Green Arrow and Aquaman appear for the first time in More Fun Comics #73

1942

Wonder Woman debuts in Sensation Comics #1 as the first and most iconic superheroine created by William Moulton Marston 

1943

Batman's iconic butler Alfred appears in Batman #16

1945

Superman's adventures as Superboy are shown for the first time in More Fun Comics #101

1946

Black Canary appears for the first time in Flash Comics #86

1949

Superboy gets his own comic

1952

The Phantom Stranger premieres in the first issue of his own comic

The first Superman TV show premieres starring George Reeves

1954

Superman and Batman work together for the first time in Worlds Finest Comics #71

1955

Superman's dog Krypto first appears in Adventure Comics #210

The Martian Manhunter first appears in Detective Comics #225

1956

The second version of The Flash Barry Allen is introduced in Showcase #4

1958

The iconic teen superhero team from the future The Legion of Superheroes are introduced in Adventure Comics #247

Superman's iconic alien nemesis Braniac is introduced in Action Comics #242 as well as the bottled Kryptonian city of Kandor

1959

Superman's cousin Kara aka Supergir first appears in Action Comics #252

The second version of Green Lantern Hal Jordan appears in Showcase #22

1960

The Justice League first appears in The Brave and The Bold #28 they will go on to become DC's most iconic superhero team and one of the most famous superhero teams period 

The second Green Lantern Hal Jordan gets his own comic book series 

1961

In Flash #123 The first and second Flashes meet for the first time revealing that all the golden age adventures and stories took place in an alternative universe (later dubbed Earth 2) thus introducing the DC Multiverse for the first time

1962

Aquaman gets his own comic book series for the first time

1963

The Doom Patrol first appear in My Greatest Adventure #80

The Justice League and The Justice Society team up for the first time during The Crisis of.  Earth 1/Earth 2 in Justice League of America #21 and #22 it is the first multiverse story to have the word crisis in the title

1964

The first version of the Teen Titans premieres in The Brave and The Bold #54 it consisted of Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad, Speedy and Wonder Girl would later join

The villainous Crime Syndicate from Earth 3 first appear in Justice League of America #29

The First Superhero wedding happens in Aquaman #18 between Aquaman and Mera

1966

The Teen Titans get their first comic book

The first Batman TV series premiers Starring Adam west as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin

The Flash Barry Allen and Iris West get married in The Flash #165

1967

Barbra Gordon becomes Batgirl in Detective Comics #359

1970

In Green Lantern/Green Arrow #76 the two heroes begin traveling across the country dealing with the social issues of the time

In Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #133  the iconic villain Darkseid first appears although it's brief

1971

The New Gods of the Fourth World first appear in Forever People #1, Mister Miracle #1 and New Gods #1 all helmed by Jack Kirby, to this day the New Gods remain one of the most important parts of The DC Universe 

Ra's al Ghul arguably Batman's most powerful and resourceful recurring nemesis first appears in Batman #232 as does Talia whom Batman has an on again off again relationship with

Green Arrow's sidekick is shockingly revealed to be a heroin addict in Green Lantern/Green Arrow #85-86

1973

Shazam #1 sees Captain Marvel become a DC property for the first time

1976

The Earth 2 version of Supergirl known as Power Girl first appears in All Star Comics #58

DC and their arch rival Marvel crossover for the first time in Superman vs The Amazing Spiderman #1

Wonder Woman's first TV show premieres starring Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman

1978

The first Superman movie comes out starring Christopher Reeves as Superman and Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor

1979

DC's first miniseries World of Krypton is published 

The tale of how the Justice Society originally disbanded is told in Adventure Comics #466

1980

Batman's first miniseries The untold Legend of Batman is published 

A new series called The New Teen Titans is published, created by George Perez and Marv Wolfman the series introduced a new incarnation composed of Robin, Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, ex Doom Patrol member Beast Boy as well as new characters Cyborg, Starfire and Raven, it is this version of the team that made it iconic

Superman 2 hits theaters with the same actors reprising their roles as well as newcomers like Terrence Stamp playing General Zod

1981

Detective Comics reaches issue #500

1982

The iconic Legion of Superheroes story The Great Darkness Saga begins in issue #290

1983

Batman forms his own superhero team in Batman and The Outsiders #1

1984

The iconic Teen Titans storyline Judas Contract begins in Tales of the Teen Titans #42 In it Dick Grayson retires from being Robin and becomes Nightwing 

1985

In celebration of their 50th and in an attempt to simplify what they felt had become an over complicated mythos, DC published the legendary 12 issue crossover event Crisis on infinite earths,  created by George Perez and Marv Wolfman in the story the multiverse was being destoryed by the merciless Anti Monitor and in order to save what was left of creation all the heroes and villains were pulled together from across time and space by his opposite The Monitor, in the end a single universe emerged with a totally revamped history and with only four survivors of the multiverse (Superman and Lois of Earth 2, Alexander Luthor of Earth 3, and Superboy of Earth Prime) to live in a nameless nexus dimension,  many well established characters were killed during the event most notably Supergirl who then had her whole history erased, and Barry Allen The Flash whose nephew Wally West having been Kid Flash up until that point took up the mantle, this is considered one of the most important events in DC history as not only was it the first time everything was changed about their universe, not only was it the first the multiverse played a major role in what was going on, but it was the first real time a story was so massive that it was connected to nearly every other title that the company was publishing at the time 

1986

Frank Miller seminal and iconic story Batman: The Dark Knight Returns premieres set 50 years in the future this darker version of Batman forever changed the publics view of the hero

Alan Moore's 12 issue series Watchmen is published showing more mature and complex characters and issues it is considered by many to be the greatest comic book of all time

Alan Moore's Superman story Whatever Happened to The Man of Tomorrow takes place in Superman #423 and Action Comics #583 showing how Superman's story would have ended if not for Crisis on infinite earths 

Man of Steel #1 is published delving into Superman's post Crisis origins

The first post Crisis crossover Legends premieres in this story the evil new god Godfrey under orders from Darkseid tries to turn the population against all Superheroes 

1987

Batman #404 kicks off Frank Miller's Batman Year One storyline that delves into the Dark Knights post Crisis origins

The post Crisis version of Wonder Woman appears in Wonder Woman #1

A new version of The Justice League appears in Justice League #1 this incarnation will later be known as the Justice League International 

The Suicide Squad appears for the first time in the first issue of their own series

The post Crisis version of the second Robin Jason Todd first appears in Batman #408

1988

The crossover event Millennium happens in which the robotic manhunters try to stop the Guardians of the universe and the Zamarons from evolving a selected group of individuals 

The grim and iconic story The Killing Joke is published in which Joker shoots and paralyzes 

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The crossover event Invasion happens in which the metagene is first introduced 

The second Robin Jason Todd is killed by the Joker in the historic Death in the Family storyline after his death is voted on by the fans

1989

Neil Gaiman's seminal and iconic Sandman premieres, focusing on the nigh omnipotent Dream of The Endless,  the series has things like imaginative lands and characters, appearances of other DC characters (some revamped for the series) and beings from classic religions, mythologies and folklore

Grant Morrison's surreal Batman graphic novel Batman: Arkham Asylum premieres 

Batman #442 kicks off the lonely place of dying storyline that introduces Tim Darke and makes him the third Robin

Tim Burton's Batman hits theaters starring Michael Keaton as Batman and Jack Nicholson as Joker

1991

The first Robin miniseries premieres 

The crossover event Armageddon 2001 takes place, in this story as dystopia future is ruled by a superhero turned dictator known as Monarch, the hero known as Waverider goes back in time to prevent this future, many potential futures are shown in this event

The crossover event War of Gods happens in which the Greek and Roman gods make war with each other

1992

Superman seemingly dies in the Death of Superman storyline in Superman #75 the issue would become one of the best selling comic books of all time

Tim Burton's second Batman movie comes out, Michael Keaton plays Batman once again Michelle Pififer plays Catwoman and Danny Devito plays Penguin 

The legendary and iconic Batman the animated series comes out completely changing how superhero cartoons are done as well as being the first cartoon of the DC animated universe

Harley Quinn first appears in the Batman episode Jokers Favor she will later go on to become one of DC's biggest characters 

1993

The villainous Bane breaks Batman's back during the Knigntfall story in Batman #492 temporarily putting him out of action

The Reign of The Supermen story kicks off in The Adventures of Superman #500 introducing the new hero Steel, a new Superboy who's a clone of Superman,  the mysterious Eradicator and the villainous Cyborg Superman 

Superman officially returns in Superman #82 to stop Cyborg and the alien warlord Mongul in the process however Green Lanterns hometown of Coast City is destroyed

DC launches the imprint Vertigo the imprint would focus on mature and original stories

The Batman animated series based movie Mask of The Phantasm briefly hits theaters before coming to video it is considered by many to be the best animated Batman movie ever

1994

Driven by the loss of his city Green Lantern Hal Jordan goes on the warpath killing many of his fellow Green Lanterns, The Guardians of the universe as well as absorbing the power of the central Green Lantern power battery he then takes the name Parallax, the last surviving guardian Ganthet chooses Kyle Rayner as the new Green Lantern in the Emerald Twilight story arc starting in Green Lantern #48

Bruce Wayne returns as Batman in Batman #509

The crossover event Zero Hour commences in which Parllax and Extant (formerly Monarch) try to remake the universe by the end of the event several changes are made to the continuity including a complete reboot of the Legion of Superheroes 

1995

The Crossover event Underworld Unleashed happens in which the devil Neron convinces many villains (and even some of the heroes) into giving him their souls in exchange for their hearts desires 

Batman Forever hits theaters this time directed by Joel Schumacher the film has a lighter tone and stars Val Kilmer as Batman,  Chris O'Donnell as Robin Jim Carrey as The Riddler and Tommy Lee Joans as Two Face

1996

The limited series DC vs Marvel comes out in the series the characters of both universes are pitted against each other by a pair of cosmic beings known as The Brothers

The iconic miniseries Kingdom Come is released written by Mark Waid and beautifully illustrated by Alex Ross the story takes place in another universe where Superman and the other heroes have retired and a new generation of violent amoral heroes has replaced them

The crossover event Final Night happens in which the sun goes out by the end Parallax gives his life to reignite it

Superman and Lois are finally married in Superman The Wedding Album

Superman The Animated Series as the second show set in the DCAU

1997

Grant Morrison pens a new incarnation of the Justice League composed of 7 members in JLA #1

The heroes powers are altered by the godwave in the crossover event Genesis 

The second Joel Schumacher Batman movie Batman and Robin comes out Chris O'Donnell plays Robin again while this time Batman is played by George Clooney also Batgirl is played by Alicia Silverstone Poison Ivy is played by Uma Thurman and Mister Freeze is played by Arnold Schwarzenegger,  it is considered one of the worst comic book movies of all time

1998

The Justice League's post Crisis origin is told in JLA Year One

A new superteam is introduced in Young Justice #1 composed of Robin, Superboy and the speedster Impulse the team will later grow to include other members such as the second Wonder Girl Cassie Sandsmark 

Grant Morrison pens the event DC One Million that takes place partially in the present and partially in the 853rd century

1999

The Kingdom Come sequel known as The Kingdom comes out and introduces the on again off again concept known as Hypertime

The original Titans reunite for a new series

A new Justice Society series begins written by Geoff Johns 

The crossover event Day of Judgement is published in which the fallen angel Asmodel takes control of The Spectre and brings literal Hell to Earth, by the end of the even the spirit of Hal Jordan becomes the new Spectre

The third DCAU animated series Batman Beyond premieres,  taking place in 2039 the show introduces Terry McGinnis as the new Batman being mentored by an elderly and retired Bruce Wayne

2000

The fourth DCAU show Static Shock premieres it is the first show to star a black superhero 

2001

Lex Luthor becomes president in Superman: Lex 2000

The crossover Our Worlds at War takes place in which the galaxy fights against the primordial entity Imperiex, by the end several heroes are killed most notably Wonder Woman's mother Hippolyta 

The Superman prequel show Smallville premieres 

The fifth DCAU series Justice League premieres 

2002

The beloved Batman storyline Hush begins in Batman #608 in which a mysterious new villain enacts an elaborate plan to take Batman down during the story Batman reveals his true identity to Catwoman

2003

The 3 issue miniseries Titans/Young Justice Graduation Day is published in which the arrival of a android from the future causes a series of events that results in the death of the original Wonder Girl Donna Troy after which both teams disband

A new Teen Titans series written by Geoff Johns premieres introducing a new team consisting of Cyborg, Raven, Starfire, Beast Boy, Robin, Superboy, Cassie Sandsmark's Wonder Girl and Impulse (who later becomes the second Kid Flash)

The last DC/Marvel crossover story JLA/Avengers is published in which both teams work together to stop the universe destroying mad scientist Krona

A new Superman/Batman series is published, in the first arc Lex Luthor is stripped of his presidency and disappears after trying to use a kryptonite asteroid to turn the population against Superman

The first Teen Titans animated series with a team consisting of Raven Robin Starfire Cyborg and Beast Boy it is one of the few superhero shows to be influenced by anime

2004

A post Crisis version of Kara Zor El is finally introduced in Superman/Batman #8 she becomes the new Supergirl

The seven issue event series Identity Crisis is published in which the Elongated Man's wife Sue is murdered during the investigation several Dark secrets about the Justice League are revealed

The 4 issue series Green Lantern Rebirth is published in which Hal Jordan breaks free of the Spectre and is resurrected to stop Parallax who is revealed to be a yellow fear causing entity that possessed Jordan and manipulated him into becoming a villain at the end of the series the Guardians of the universe return and start to rebuild the Green Lantern Corps

The sixth and final DCAU show Justice League Unlimited premiers

A new Batman cartoon simply called The Batman premieres unlike its predecessor it does not take place in the dcau

2005

a new version. Of the Red Hood is introduced in Batman it is later revealed to be a resurrected Jason Todd

Grant Morrison's meta series Seven Soldiers is published, bookended by two one shots and consisting of 7 miniseries 7 heroes must fight against the Invasion of the sheeda

The Infinite Crisis storyline begins in the one shot Countdown to Infinite Crisis #1 in which Blue Beetle investigates several mysterious happenings in the DCU at the end he's murdered by Maxwell Lord who is revealed to be the leader of Checkmate and wants to kill all super powered individuals

In the Countdown spinoff miniseries Day of Vengance a group of mystical heroes gather to stop a rogue Spectre from destroying all magic

In the Countdown spinoff miniseries Rann/Thanagar war nearly all space faring heroes are embroiled in a war between the two planets 

DC Special The Return of Donna Troy sees the resurrection of the titular heroine as well as the unveiling of DC's new logo

In the Countdown tie in miniseries Villains United a group of villains known as The Six are gathered to fight against Luthor's society of villains

In the Countdown tie in miniseries OMAC Project Maxwell Lord tries to use Batman's secret satellite known as Brother Eye to kill all super powered beings 

In a tie in to Omac Lord gets control of Superman and Wonder Woman ends up having to kill Lord to free him

The events of the year culminate in the seven issue event series Infinite Crisis, acting as the first true sequel to Crisis on infinite earths the survivors of the original multiverse return out of disgust for what the world and its heroes have become later it is revealed that Alexander Luthor and Superboy Prime are revealed to be the ones behind all the events started in Countdown and briefly bring back the multiverse in an attempt to create the perfect reality before being stopped by the heroes like the crisis before it many established characters are killed most notably Superboy by the end Superboy Prime is the last survivor of the original multiverse and is now a full villain having been imprisoned by the Green Lantern Corps 

Batman Begins hits theaters directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Christian Bale as Batman 

2006

Grant Morrison pens the 12 issue series All Star Superman many consider it the best Superman story ever made

All DC titles jump one year from the events of Infinite Crisis 

The cosmic Monitor race is introduced in the one shot Brave New World

DC's first year long weekly series 52 is published, written by Grant Morrison, Geoff Johns, Mark Waid and Greg Rucka as it fillis in the gap between Infinite Crisis and the one year jump the series tells several stories focused on lesser known heroes at the end it is revealed that the events of Infinite Crisis caused a new multiverse of 52 universes to be born

Grant Morrison begins their run on Batman starting with Batman #655 in the first story arc Batman and Talia's son Damian is introduced 

2007

The six issue miniseries Amazons Attack is published in which Wonder Woman's mother Hippolyta is resurrected 

The Flash Bart Allen (formerly Impulse and then Kid Flash) is killed in the last issue of his series

DC's second year long weekly series Countdown to Final Crisis is published like 52 it features several stories this time however it explores recent facets of DC's cosmology such as the Monitor race and the new multiverse

The Sinestro Corps is introduced in the one-shot Green Lantern: Sinestro Corp Special written by Geoff Johns, powered by yellow colored fear the Corps is lead by Hal Jordan's nemesis Sinestro and a resurrected Anti Monitor, as well a joined by Parallax and Superboy Prime, The Sinestro  and Green Lantern Corps fight in a war that spans all Green Lantern titles at the end the emotional spectrum is revealed and the blackest night is foretold 

In the Countdown tie in Death of the New Gods the celestial race is being slaughtered by a mysterious assailant 

DC starts releasing direct to home animated movies aimed at an older audience the first one is Superman: Doomsday 

2008

The Batman event Batman RIP begins in Batman #676 written by Grant Morrison Batman and his allies fight against the mysterious yet malicious Dr. Hurt

The seven issue event series Final Crisis is published, written by Grant Morrison, the story sees the multiverse assaulted by Darkseid and Mandrak The Dark Monitor, in this event both Martian Manhunter and Batman are killed (though at the end it's revealed Batman was just sent back in time) however Barry Allen The second Flash is resurrected 

Grant Morrison pens the two issue Final Crisis tie in Superman Beyond in which the multiverse is further explored and the origin of the Monitor race is revealed introducing Monitor Mind the Overvoid is introduced

Geoff Johns pens the five issue miniseries Final Crisis Legion of 3 world's in which Superman helps The Legion of Superheroes fight against the United force of their enemies led by Superboy Prime in the end Bart Allen is  resurrected as Kid Flash and Superboy is resurrected as well

Christopher Nolan's second Batman film The Dark Knight hits theaters Christian Bale reprises his role as Batman, Aaron Eckhart plays Two Face and Heath Ledger gives a legendary performance as Joker winning a posthumous Oscar in the process, the film by many to be the best Superhero movie of all time

Batman The Brave and The Bold premieres unlike previous Batman cartoons this one is lighter and takes inspiration from the silver age of comics

Animated movies released this year: Justice League: The New Frontier, Batman: Gotham Knight

2009

Geoff Johns pens the six issue Flash Rebirth series fully reintegrating Barry Allen back into the DCU the series makes major changes to both Barry's history and the origins of the Speed Force (the source of all speedsters powers)

Grant Morrison continues their Batman run with the Batman and Robin series having Dick Grayson as the new Batman and Damian as the new Robin

Geoff Johns pens the 8 issue series Blackest Night in which the heroes of Earth as well as the seven colored Corps of the emotional spectrum take on the Black Lantern Corps, lead by the dark cosmic entity Nekron and composed of the reanimated corpses of fallen heroes and villains by the end of the event 12 characters are resurrected 

Geoff Johns pens the miniseries Superman Secret Origin in which Superman's post infinite Crisis beginnings are explored

A movie adaptation  of Watchmen hits theaters this year directed by Zack Snyder 

Animated movies released this year: Wonder Woman, Green Lantern: First Flight, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

2010

The weekly 24 issue miniseries Brightest Day is published written by Geoff Johns The series follows several of those who were resurrected during Blackest Night as well as their purpose

Grant Morrison's miniseries Return of Bruce Wayne comes out in which Bruce travels through time finally arriving in the present and becoming Batman once again

Grant Morrison's Batman Incorporated #1  comes out in which Batman forms a global team to fight the terrorist organization Leviathan 

Animated movies released this year: Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, Batman: Under the Red Hood, Superman/Batman: Apocalypse

2011

-The first live action Green Lantern film is released in theaters it stars Ryan Reynolds as Green Lantern

-In response to declining sales and interest DC uses the mini series Flashpoint to reboot it’s continuity, the new continuity is called The New 52 

-A new Justice League series begins written by Geoff Johns the first arc explores The New 52 origin of the team and makes Cyborg a founding member 

A new Batman series begins, written by Scott Snyder the first arc sees Batman go against the mysterious Court of Owls

-The animated series Young Justice (based on the comic of the same name)  premiers

-Animated movies released this year: All Star Superman, Green Lantern-Emerald Knights, Batman Year One

2012

-Green Lantern the animated series premiers and is aired on Saturday mornings with Young Justice and one minute shorts starring various DC characters on Cartoon Network, this is referred to as DC Nation

-DC releases a new company logo

-DC releases Before Watchmen a group of miniseries prequels to the iconic 1986 story 

-DC creates a series of ongoing comics that are first available digitally 

-Christopher Nolan's final Batman Film The Dark Knight Rises premieres with Anne Hathaway as Catwoman and Tom Hardy as Bane

-The New 52 version of Earth 2 is introduced in its own series

-Simon Baz becomes the first Muslim Green Lantern

-Arrow premieres on the CW starring Stephen Amell as Green Arrow

-Animated movies released this year: Justice league:Doom, Superman vs The Elite, The Dark Knight Returns Part One

2013

-75th anniversary of Superman

-Teen Titans Go (a comedic parody of the 2003 series) premiers

-Beware The Batman premieres, it is the first Batman animated series to be done in cgi

-Man of Steel premieres starring Henry Cavil as Superman, it is the first movie to be set in the DC cinematic universe

-The New 52 has its first line wide crossover entitled Forever Evil written by Geoff Johns in which  the heroes and villains of the DCU fight against The Crime Syndicate of Earth 3

-Animated movies released this year: Dark Knight Returns part 2, Superman Unbound, Flashpoint paradox (after this movie, nearly all animated movies take place in the same continuity)

2014

-75th anniversary of Batman

-Batman Eternal, a year long weekly series reintegrates Stephanie Brown into The New 52

-Futures End, a year long weekly series integrates Terry McGinnis into The New 52

-The year long weekly series Earth 2: Worlds End sees Darkseid go to war with Earth 2 

-The highly anticipated miniseries Multiversity premiers exploring The DC Multiverse written by Grant Morrison 

-In the aftermath of Forever Evil Lex Luthor not only joins the Justice league for the first time but discovers Batman is Bruce Wayne

-Jessica Cruz first appears in Justice league, she will become the first Hispanic Green Lantern

-The Flash premieres on the CW starring Grant Gustin as The Flash, it  takes place in the same continuity as Arrow

-Constantine premieres on NBC

-Gotham premieres on Fox

-Animated movies released this year: Jla Adventures: Trapped in Time, Justice league War, Son of Batman, Batman: Assault on Arkham

2015

-The month long event Convergence takes place, it not only reintegrates the pre-New 52 Superman and Lois back into the DCU, but also revives every previously destroyed universe and continuity

-Superman and Lois' son Jonathan is introduced in Superman:Lois and Clark

-DCs two most iconic cosmic villains Darkseid and The Anti-Monitor fight in the Justice League story Darkseid War

-A new line of ongoing series that reimagine various Hanna Barbera characters is released

-DC moves it’s publishing office from New York to Burbank

-The 24 issue weeklong series Batman and Robin reintegrates Cassandra Cain in to the New 52 

-A new Supergirl show premieres on CBS it will later be moved to CW and will become part of the Arrowverse continuity

-The show Izombie (based on the vertigo comic) premiers on the cw

-The first incarnation of DC Superhero girls premieres as a YouTube series

-Animated movies released this year: Justice league throne of Atlantis, Batman VS Robin, Batman Unlimited Animal Instincts, Justice league Gods and monsters, Batman unlimited monster mayhem

2016

-DC initiates it's third major reboot this time called DC Rebirth which aims to merge the pre and post Flashpoint continuties  at the end of the one shot (written by Geoff Johns)  that starts it all it is revealed that the new 52 was caused by Watchmen's Doctor Manhattan, a host of new and revamped titles are also introduced 

-DC gets a new logo

-Legends of Tomorrow premieres as the fourth show to be set in the Arrowverse continuity 

-The show Lucifer premieres (very loosely based on the vertigo title) on Fox (later moves to Netflix)

-Preacher (based on the Vertigo title) premiers on AMC

-Justice League Action premieres on Cartoon Network 

-Batman and Superman meet for the first time on the big screen in Dawn for Justice

-Suicide Squad gets its first major motion picture

-Animated movies released this year: Batman The Killing Joke, Batman Return of The Caped Crusaders, DC Superhero girls Superhero high, Justice league vs Teen Titans, DC Superhero girls Hero of the year, Batman unlimited Mechs VS Mutants

2017

Dark Nights Metal event premieres, written by Scott Snyder this event introduces the dark multiverse as well as the demon Barbatos who dwells there also introduced is The Batman Who Laughs a dark multiverse being that's a combination of Batman and the Joker it is also the only crossover event to have Dream of the Endless as one of the characters 

The 12 issue bookend to DC Rebirth Doomsday Clock premieres,  written by Geoff Johns it is the first crossover between the DC and Watchmen universes and effectively completes the reboot it also introduces a new explanation for the DCU  called The metaverse

Both Wonder Woman and The Justice League make their silver screen debuts this year

Animated movies released this year: Justice League Dark, Teen Titans: The Judas Contract, DC Superhero girls intergalactic games, Batman and Harley Quinn, Batman VS Two Face

2018

A new Justice League series comes out written by Scott Snyder it deals with the aftermath  of Metal as well as virtually revamping DC's cosmology the most notable new character to appear is the nigh omnipotent Perpetua 

The critically panned  miniseries Heroes in Crisis premieres in which the heroes try to solve the murders of a bunch of other heroes

The DC Imprints Black Label and Sandman Universe begin this year, Sandman Universe features series starring characters from the beloved Neil Gaiman series while Black Label tells out of continuity stories aimed towards adults

Black Lightning premieres on the CW as the latest show to be part of the Arrowverse 

Titans premieres on streaming as both the first live action Teen Titans show and the first one aimed at adults

The first Aquaman movie premieres in theaters 

Teen Titans Go to the movies premieres as the first Teen Titans movie to premiere in theaters 

Batman Ninja premieres as the first DC animated movie to be made in Japan

Animated movies released this year: Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, The Death of Superman, DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis

2019

Iconic Batman character Alfred Pennyworth is killed by the villain Bane in Batman #77

Batwoman premiers on the CW as part of the Arrowverse 

Watchmen premieres on HBO as a sequel to the comic

Young Justice returns on streaming 

The very first show centered on the Doom Patrol premieres on streaming 

A new DC Superhero girls show premieres on Cartoon Network this one set in a different universe than the previous incarnation 

Harley Quinn gets her own show on streaming it is the first DC Animated series aimed towards adults 

Shazam's first movie comes out this year

Joker comes out this year and wins 2 Oscars 

The original animated Teen Titans return in the movie Teen Titans Go vs Teen Titans 

The Arrowverse is rebooted in the massive CW crossover Crisis on infinite earths 

Animated movies released this year: Reign of the Supermen, Justice League vs. the Fatal Five, Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman: Hush, Wonder Woman: Bloodlines

2020

The sequel to Dark Nights Metal premieres this year entitled Dark Nights Death Metal, in this event the heroes are pitted against Perpetua and The Batman Who Laughs (now called The Darkest Knight), at the end all past events are declared canon and DC is given an omniverse for the first time in its history

Long running DC imprint Vertigo is ended

Batman loses his fortune in The Joker War story

Stargirl premieres on streaming (later moved to the CW)

Harley Quinn and The Birds of prey costar in their first movie

Wonder Woman gets her second movie Wonder Woman 1984

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War premiers as the final move set in the shared universe started in Flashpoint paradox by the end of the movie the continuity is rebooted 

Superman: Man of Tomorrow premieres as the first movie set in the new continuity 

Animated movies released this year: Superman: Red Son, Batman: Death in the Family

2021

At the beginning of the year a two month line wide event called Future State happens showing possible futures of the DCU

In the aftermath of Death Metal a new publishing initiative is started called Infinite Frontier is started introducing a bunch of new and revamped titles it is also the name of a six issue miniseries written Josh Williamson that acts as the first part of a three act meta story

Superman and Lois premiers on the CW

An extended 4 hour cut of the Justice League movie called the Snyder Cut premieres on streaming it is considered to be much better than the theatrical cut

The 5 issue miniseries Justice League Incarnate premieres as the second act of the meta story it  also acts as pesudo sequel to Multiversity it is also written by Josh Williamson

The second Suicide Squad movie premiers in theaters it is considered to be much better than the first one

Animated movies released this year: Batman: Soul of the Dragon, Justice Society: World War II, Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One, Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two, Injustice

2022

DC's parent company Warner Media merges with Discovery to create Warner Discovery

Dark Crisis premieres not only as the third and final act in the meta story written by Joshua Willamson  but as the first major crossover event to have the word crisis in the title in 14 years, in this story the Justice League is thought dead and the remaining heroes must fight against Pariah and The Great Darkness, by the end of the story the infinite pre crisis on infinite earths multiverse is restored and the Justice League disassembles promoting the Titans to the premiere super team, Amanda Waller also begins working with a mysterious organization known as The Light in a plan to kill all super powered beings on earth

A sequel to Flashpoint entitled Flashpoint Beyond premieres organizing all of DC's cosmological structures (including the omniverse) into one unified whole called The Divine Continuum which is categorized nto 2 parts (space and time) by the end of the miniseries 13 lost original  golden age characters are introduced to the DC Universe

The New Golden age one shot comes out picking up where Flashpoint Beyond left off and doing things such as giving the back story of all but one of the 13 new characters,  introducing a new version of the Helena Wayne Huntress, and setting up the first Justice Society title in over a decade as well as a new Stargirl miniseries (as well as others)

A new Peacemaker show premieres as a Spin off of the last Suicide Squad movie

Neil Gaiman's Sandman gets an adaptation on Netflix

The preschool show Batwheels premieres on Cartoon Network

The Batman premieres in theaters with Robert Pattinson as the caped crusader

Black Adam gets his own theatrical movie

The animated DC League of Super pets hits theaters

DC Superhero girls ends it runs with a crossover film entitled Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse

Animated movies released this year: Catwoman: Hunted, Green Lantern: Beware My Power, Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons

2023

In the aftermath of a fight between Batman, Robin and a demon Lazaruz chemicals rain down on the earth affecting everyone especially those with super powers this is the Lazarus Planet event

The Dawn of DC publishing event happens unlike previous publishing events new titles will be rolled out across the year instead of all at once

The Titans start operating out of Bludhaven in a new series

The 2 month line wide event Knight Terrors happens in which the new villain Insomnia traps nearly everyone in their nightmares

My Adventures with Superman premieres on Adult Swim as well as streaming

The Flash gets his own theatrically released movie 

Blue Beetle gets his first movie that also acts as the first movie to star a Latino character

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Timeline

Alright, so, the difficulty I first ran into, is that I could not find an exact timeline for releases of Superman content, so through intensive googling, I managed to make a list of releases up to 1960.

1938 (Comics) Action Comics #1-8

1939 (Comics) Action Comics #9-19 | Superman #1-3

1940 (Comics) Action Comics #20-31 | Superman #4-7 (Radio) The Adventures of Superman "The Baby From Krypton" - "The Nitrate Shipment"

1941 (Comics) Action Comics #32-43 | Superman #7-13 | World's Finest Comics #1-4 (Radio) "Black Pearl of Osiris" - "The Pan-Am Highway" (Film) Fleischer Animated Series 1-2

1942 (Comics) Action Comics #44-55 | Superman #14-19 | World's Finest Comics #5-8 (Film) Fleischer Animated Series 3-13 (Radio) "The Mechanical Man" - The Mystery Ship" (Novel) Adventures of Superman by George Lowther

1943 (Comics) Action Comics #56-67 | Superman #20-25 | World's Finest Comics #9-12 (Film) Fleischer Animated Series 14-17 (Radio) ""The Tin Men" - "Stolen War Information"

1944 (Comics) Action Comics #56-79 | Superman #26-31 | World's Finest Comics #13-16 (Radio) "Lois and Jimmy Disappear" - "The Man in the Velvet Shoes"

1945 (Comics) Action Comics #80-91 | Superman #32-37 | More Fun Comics #101 | World's Finest Comics #17-20 (Radio) "The Mystery of the Sleeping Beauty" - "Looking for Kryptonite"

1946 (Comics) Action Comics #92-103 | Superman #38-43 | World's Finest Comics #21-24 (Radio) "The Talking Cat" - "The Phony Restaurant Racket" "Clan of the Fiery Cross"

1947 (Comics) Action Comics #104-115 | Superman #44-49 | World's Finest Comics #25-28 (Radio) "The Phony Inheritance Racket" - "Pennies for Plunder"

1948 (Comics) Action Comics #116-127 | Superman #50-55 | World's Finest Comics #29-32 (Film) Superman Serial (Columbia Pictures starring Kirk Alyn) (Radio) "Hunger Inc." - Superman's Secret"

1949 (Comics) Action Comics #128-139 | Superman #56-61 | Superboy #1-5 | World's Finest Comics #33-37 (Film) Keep Your School All-American (Radio) "The Return of the Octopus" - "Diamond of Death"

1950 (Comics) Action Comics #140-151 | Superman #62-67 | Superboy #6-11 | World's Finest Comics #38-49 (Film) Atom Man vs. Superman (Kirk Alyn)

1951 (Comics) Action Comics #152-163 | Superman #68-73 | Superboy #12-17 | World's Finest Comics #50- (Film) Superman and the Mole Men (George Reeves)

1952 (Comics) Action Comics #163-175 | Superman #74-79 | Superboy #18-23 | World's Finest Comics # (TV) Adventures of Superman (George Reeves) Season 1

1953 (Comics) Action Comics #176-187 | Superman #80-85 | Superboy #24-29 | World's Finest Comics # (Film) Adventures of Superman (George Reeves) Season 2

1954 (Comics) Action Comics #187-199 | Superman #86-93 | Superboy #30-37 | World's Finest Comics (Film) Stamp Day for Superman

1955 (Comics) Action Comics #200-211 | Superman #94-101 | Superboy #38-45 (Film) Adventures of Superman (George Reeves) Season 3

1956 (Comics) Action Comics #212-223 | Superman #102-109 | Superboy #46-53 (Film) Adventures of Superman (George Reeves) Season 4

1957 (Comics) Action Comics #224-235 | Superman #110-117 | Superboy #54-61 (Film) Adventures of Superman (George Reeves) Season 5

1958 (Comics) Action Comics #236-247 | Superman #118-125 | Superboy #62-69 (Film) Adventures of Superman (George Reeves) Season 6

1959 (Comics) Action Comics #248-259 | Superman #126-133 | Superboy #70-77 (Film) George Reeve's death.

1960 (Comics) Action Comics #260-271 | Superman #134-141 | Superboy #78-85 (Film) Superman (Mohammed Hussain)

However, upon joining the Superman subreddit Discord, I was kindly referred to this link on the Superman Supersite:

Which, heh, could have saved me some time. tbh.

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This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs review the Legion of Super-Heroes animated movie! It’s hurry up and wait as Lady Cop wants some answers from the Commodore in Danger Street #7. Things get a little weird for Clark when he can’t decipher the past from the present in Superman: Lost #5. The sidekicks struggle to trust each other as a mysterious villlain attempts to build his on team in World’s Finest: Teen Titans #1. The members of the Doom Patrol meet with their psychiatrist, Jerry, to discuss their issues in Unstoppable Doom Patrol #4. Deadman learns the origin of the nigthmare stone and well as Insomnia in Knight Terrors #1. Hal Jordan goes from a plane crash, to his father’s funeral, a meeting with Abin Sur, and before the Guardians of the Universe as he face his greatest fears in Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1. Tim Drake and Jason Todd are thrown into the same nightmare in Knight Terrors: Robin #1. Mary attempts to save the family, but Billy has more devious plans in mind in Knight Terrors: Shazam #1. Wally West takes on Gorilla Grodd alone and loses claiming something is wrong with the Speed Force in Knight Terrors: The Flash #1. Zatanna and Robotman take on the Sleepless Queen in Knight Terrors: Zatanna #1. All this plus, DC News, Shout Outs, and much, much more!

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Table of Contents

0:00:00 Show Open

0:01:07 DC News

0:12:28 Danger Street #7

0:18:00 Superman: Lost #5

0:22:40 World’s Finest: Teen Titans #1

0:26:48 Unstoppable Doom Patrol #4

0:30:39 Knight Terrors #1

0:33:25 Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1

0:39:24 Knight Terrors: Robin #1

0:43:28 Knight Terrors: Shazam #1

0:48:28 Knight Terrors: The Flash #1

0:53:00 Knight Terrors: Zatanna #1

1:00:46 Legion of Super-Heroes

1:13:06 Show Close

Links

Danger Street #7

Superman: Lost #5

World’s Finest: Teen Titans #1

Unstoppable Doom Patrol #4

Knight Terrors #1

Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1

Knight Terrors: Robin #1

Knight Terrors: Shazam #1

Knight Terrors: The Flash #1

Knight Terrors: Zatanna #1

Adventure Comics (1935-1983) #247 (Cletus’s Read More Comics Pick)

Action Comics (1938-2011) #351 (Drew’s Read More Comics Pick)

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4.3 (2T)

Cafe-style outlet with a modern design & range of fanciful cakes, sweets & light Indian meals.

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Bakery and Cake Shop in Surat

4.3 (1.6T)

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Bakery and Cake Shop in Surat

4.2 (1.1T)

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Bakery and Cake Shop in Surat

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Address: Krishna Complex, Hazira – Adajan Rd, Krishna Nagar Society, Premjinagar Society-1, Choksi Wadi, Adajan, Surat, Gujarat 395009

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Address: Siddhi Shopping Complex, next to ICICI Bank, Surat, Gujarat 395007

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The Ultimate Superman/Batman Reading Guide

Do you like Superman and Batman's friendship but don't know where to start reading? Or are you just looking for more to read? This list is for you!

Comics can be quite hard and complicated to navigate, especially when two characters have interacted for 69 years. A lot has happened in that time! I made this reading guide to help you along. It's organized by era and (mostly) in chronological order.

Many thanks to @katsuyacrimson and Orph for their input and help, and @worldsfinest for some last-minute info!

Some personal faves:

World's Finest vol. 2 (1990) >> Good starting point if you want a self-contained story that is not really in continuity.

Superman/Batman (2003) >> Good starting point. See under 'Post-crisis' for reading order.

Dark Knight over Metropolis >> See under 'Post-crisis' for reading order.

Batman/Superman (2013) #1-4 and #16-20 + annual #2

Batman/Superman (2019) #16-21 + annual 2021

Alright, long list under the cut. Enjoy your reading!

☆ = essential reading to follow their relationship (imo)

▻ = tie-in to other story or not entirely essential to follow their relationship

Pre-crisis (1952 -1985) // Earth One

☆ Superman (1939) #76 - Very first meeting

☆ World's Finest Comics - Superman and Batman teamed up almost every issue from #71 all the way to #323 (the final issue).

Some highlights and personal faves:

Batman and Superman in World’s Finest: The Silver Age Omnibus - collects #71 - 116 (and Superman #76)

Saga of the Supersons - collects various issues between #215 and #263.

#246-247; #250; #259; #271 (first meeting retold); #272 - 274; #279 - 289; #293; #294-295 (the infamous break-up happened at this point in Batman and the Outsiders #1); #300; #302

▻ Superman Annual #7: The origins of the Superman-Batman team ▻ Superman Annual #9

☆ Superman Annual #11: For the Man Who Has Everything

Post-crisis (1986 - 2011) // New Earth

Main universe:

☆ The Man of Steel #3 - One Night in Gotham City. New first meeting. general warning for John Byrne rightwing-leaning superman but ok i guess

▻ Adventures of Superman #440 - The Hurrieder I Go. Secret identities revealed. Part of the ongoing story in the Superman books at the time.

▻ Batman #428-429 - part of A Death in the Family.

☆ Dark Knight over Metropolis

Preceding events: Action comics annual #1, Adventures of Superman #466, Action Comics #653. Read these for the full story.

Main story: Superman (1987) #44, Adventures of Superman #467, Action Comics #654

▻ Superman: The Man of Steel #37 - first time seeing each other again after Clark’s death and Bruce getting his back broken. Part of Zero Hour. Could be read as stand-alone, might be a little confusing.

▻ Superman: The Wedding Album - Bruce arranges for Metropolis to be protected during Lois and Clark’s honeymoon.

▻ JLA (1997) 80-page giant #1 - The Green bullet (first story)

▻ JLA (1997) #27

▻ Superman: Emperor Joker - Bruce shows up mainly in the second arc, The Reign of Emperor Joker. Read the full story to understand it all! Starts in Superman (1987) #160, or collected in tpb.

☆ Superman (1987) #168 and Detective Comics #756 - With This Ring and Lord of the Ring.

▻ Batman #612 - part of Batman: Hush.

☆ Superman/Batman (2003). Longest running team-up book to date, beside the World’s Finest Comics. Definitely essential reading!

Reading order: Annual #1 (first meeting retold, again. this time with deadpool); Annual #2; Secret Files and Origins 2003 (When Clark Met Bruce); #1 - 56; Annual #3; #57 - 87; Annual #4

▻ Batman #640 - part of Batman: Under The Hood. harder to read on its own.

▻ Justice League of America (2006) #0 - Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

▻ Superman #710 - part of Superman: Grounded. Can easily be read as stand-alone.

Limited series:

☆ World’s Finest vol. 2 (1990) 3 issues.

▻ Legends of the World’s Finest (1995) 3 issues.

☆ Batman & Superman: World’s Finest (1999) 10 issues - #7 is the most important.

New 52 (2011 - 2016) // Prime Earth

☆ Batman/Superman (2013) #1-4 - New first meeting as Clark and Bruce*

▻ Batman (2011) #19-20 - Ghost Lights (backup story)

☆ Batman/Superman (2013) #5-7; Annual #1; #8; Worlds’ Finest #20; #9; Worlds’ Finest #21; #10-20; Annual #2; #28-30

▻ Superman (2011) #40 - part of Superman: Before Truth

☆ Superman: The Final Days of Superman

Starts in Superman (2011) #51

Batman/Superman #31-32 are tie-ins.

Earth two:

▻ Worlds’ Finest #27-29: The secret history of Superman & Batman

*New first meeting as Superman and Batman happens in Justice League (2011) #1, part of Justice League: Origin (see at the end under ‘Extra’)

Rebirth / DC Universe / Infinite Frontier (2016 - now) // Prime Earth

▻ DC Rebirth Holiday Special #1 - The Last Minute

☆ Batman (2016) #36-37 - Superfriends

▻ Prelude to the Wedding: Nightwing vs. Hush #1

▻ Batman (2016) #68

☆ Batman/Superman (2019) #1-11; Annual #1; #12-15

☆ Superman: Man of Tomorrow #19

☆ Future State: Batman/Superman #1-2

☆ Batman/Superman (2019) #16-21; Annual 2021; #22

☆ Ongoing Batman/Superman: World's Finest (2022)

Elseworlds

▻ The Dark Knight Returns - Read at your own risk. Miller Batman and Government puppet Superman.

▻ Dark Knight III: The Master Race - Continuation of Dark Knight Returns and Dark Knight Strikes Again. Can be read on its own.

▻ Kingdom Come

▻ Elseworld's Finest - 1920’s pulp Superman and Batman. Need I say more?

▻ Superman and Batman: Generations

▻ JLA: Shogun of Steel - Superman and Batwoman in feudal Japan

▻ Superman: Red Son

Extra

▻ Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity (2003), 3 issues. TW: suggestions of rape / rape threat

▻ Trinity (2008), 52 issues

▻ Trinity (2016), 22 issues + 1 annual

▻ Injustice

▻ Batman and Superman Adventures: World's Finest (official adaptation of the animated series 3-part episode)

▻ Superman: Red & Blue #3 - Deadline (the first story)

Justice League books

Obviously not all superbat focused, but lots of great interactions and team dynamics. And check out the special recs:

▻ Justice League of America (1960), 261 issues + annuals.

▻ JLA: A Midsummer’s Nightmare (1996), 3 issues

▻ JLA (1997), 125 issues + annuals. Especially: New World Order (#1-4) and Tower of Babel (#43-46)

▻ Justice League of America (2006), 60 issues + specials. Especially #31 (part of When Worlds Collide)

▻ Justice League vol 2 (new 52), 52 issues. Especially Origin (#1-6), which includes the new first meeting between Superman and Batman.

▻ Justice League vol 3 (rebirth), 43 issues. Especially The People vs. The Justice League (#34-38)

▻ Justice League vol 4 (current), 66 issues. Especially The Sixth Dimension (#19-25) and The Garden of Mercy (#51-52)

[niqhtlord01]

Humans are weird: Insurgency Part 1

Planet: Sepher III Status: Conquered Industrial Capacity: Limited - Reconstruction in progress Agriculture Capacity: Limited - Reconstruction in progress Orbital Capacity: 5 orbital platforms - 2 require minor repair, 1 requires extensive repair and overhaul Population:  753,682 Humans                        35,321 Mentas                        125,873 Menta Colonists enroute. Military: 0 Human                    175,946 Menta Soldiers                2,653 Naval Personnel                3 Moltak Destroyers Leadership: Military Governor Galvin Zecks                        Sub Commander Cobal Oft ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Year 2743 Formal Occupation +1 To: High Council of Menta From: Military Governor Galvin Zecks To my honored leaders I bid you well, I wish to once more thank you for your confirmation of my stewardship of our latest conquest from the humans. Already I have put to work the remaining population of humans that did not flee at rebuilding this planet and preparing it for the coming colonists. Within a few months of their arrival I will have turned this war torn world into the lynch pin for our future conquests in neighboring sectors.

I have just seen off the remaining military forces which left to continue the campaign. I have no doubt their victories will resound through the hallowed halls of the seven suns for ages to come.

May the eyes of the seven watchers gaze upon your deeds. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Year 2743 Formal Occupation +1 To: Military Governor Galvin Zecks From: Cobal Oft

Per your instructions the remaining humans in the surrounding area have been put to work rebuilding the capital and space port.

Our initial strikes on both locations was deep and the damage is extensive. It will be some time before they are operational again.

In the mean time I have had our ground forces establish their base around the capital building. They have begun work on fortifications along with several barracks and depot buildings have already been constructed.

From here we have been able to launch extensive patrols around the surrounding area.

I have also dispatched several dozen garrison forces to occupy other cities and smaller towns. Once the capital is secure we can go about setting up additional garrisons. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Year 2743 Formal Occupation +66 To: Cobal Oft From: Military Governor Galvin Zecks The first batch of colonists should be arriving within the next few days.

Finally we can get this dirt ball feeling like a proper Menta world. It will be refreshing to see the streets filled with our people instead of these dirty human rabbles.

To that end I want you to establish exclusion zones around the start port and capital. Expel all humans within and remove them to the outer quarters of the city. The use of lethal force is prohibited at this time for such implementation, much to my displeasure. We can not have our new colonists thinking this world is savage and unhospitable and if word gets out of executions or deaths among the human work force it could reflect badly and dissuade others from coming.

If such methods are required in certain cases make sure that they are properly contained.

After the humans have been relocated establish checkpoints at each of the entrances to the star port and capital. No human is to be allowed in unless with proper authorization. papers.   It's time to remind the humans of their new place on Sepher III. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Year 2743 Formal Occupation +153 To: Military Governor Galvin Zecks From: Cobal Oft

Security of capital has been officially handed over to the Sepher police force. They're a bunch of green jackribs if you ask me but at this point there's no need for military units to be acting like this is a live combat theater.

In the mean time I am dispersing the remaining forces to the regional capitals now that they're finished. All twelve should have substantial reinforcements to support local enforcement which has become a problem since humans fled major cities to minor towns.

Speaking of troop deployments, I heard a rumor that we are about to lose a majority of our standing occupation forces. Can you confirm? If this is true then it might shake up our redeployment considerably. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Year 2743 Formal Occupation +153   To: Cobal Oft   From: Military Governor Galvin Zecks You heard correctly, but in the future I would encourage you to dissuade yourself from gossip. The war with the humans is taking a larger toll than first projected. Reinforcements are being called up from all of Menta space and shipped to Vergo Prime and since Sepher III has been classified as pacified the military leadership has decided such a large force is no longer required.

We can expect transport ships to be in system within the next few days to collect roughly a third of our ground forces. Have the finest soldiers ready on the landing pad before then. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Year 2743 Formal Occupation +247   To: Cobal Oft   From: Military Governor Galvin Zecks I am hearing disturbing reports from one of our mining camps at Golden Peaks. Some sort of violence against one of our guards by a human prisoner.

This came at a rather embarrassing time as I was meeting with several industrialists from the home world about their expansion to our world.

I was able to downplay the event as nothing serious but I want it under control now.

Dispatch several squads and make some examples of the human laborers there. Then go have a word with the mines foreman and express my displeasure with his lack of control.

Be enthusiastic when it comes to telling him how disappointed I am. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Year 2743 Formal Occupation +262   To: Cobal Oft     From: Military Governor Galvin Zecks I feel my previous message may have been unclear in what I wanted done with the mining base at Golden Peaks.

To be clear, I wanted the soldiers to publicly execute one or two human agitators and then beat several dozen more including the foreman.

What I did not want to happen was the destruction of the entire mining operation!

My office is still getting reports of damages and loss of life after the explosives went off.

Consider yourself fortunate that the industrialists had already left or I would have your head on a platter.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Year 2743 Formal Occupation +263   To: Military Governor Galvin Zecks From: Cobal Oft

I have had my men combing the area and we believe we have pieced together what happened.

Several squads arrived just as you requested two days prior and began the process of making examples.

The day before the explosion one of the soldiers executed a human female from the camp and displayed her body at the main mine entrance as a warning.

Later that night a series of explosives went off destroying not only the mining facility but the stationed squads as well.

We believe the humans were able to get their hands on some of the mining charges and wired them to detonate.

Officially I have been stating that the incident was a result of human negligence with improper storage of explosives and the cover story is working. The only problem is the final body count does not add up. It's true because of the blast several more bodies may be buried in the mines, but security footage shows several dozen human workers fleeing the mine before the explosion went off.

I have three teams combing through the surrounding area searching for them.

They will be recaptured and made an example of.

[rcyharper]

I finally went ahead and made a reading list for Roy. He’s been around awhile, so there’s a lot of comics, especially since he tends to jump between books.

I’ve divided it into six different starting points-- each starting point should be good enough to jump into without having too much knowledge of what’s going. You can jump in at any of them and you’d be good to go (I actually recommend jumping in one of the middle ones and then going back, if you’re someone who prefers newer comics to older ones.)

I’ll include a little bit of info under some of the starting points for you to get a better idea of which one might be best for you to start with.

BOLD = necessary Italics = not necessary, but recommended normal = not necessary

STARTING POINT #0:

Before jumping into any starting point, I recommend you read Green Lantern (1960) #85-86. It’s a 1971 story, so I understand if you may be turned off from it at first, but it’s a classic story for a reason and it’s important in Roy’s history.

STARTING POINT #1:

These are 80s comics, and some of them might have older art. These include some of my favorite stories with Roy, but if you’re someone who prefers newer art and has a harder time getting into older comics, it might be better to come back to this later. 

New Teen Titans (1984) #19-21, 24

Suicide Squad (1987) #11-12

Action Comics (1938) #613-618

Action Comics (1938) #627-634

Action Comics (1938) #636-640

New Titans (1988) #52

New Titans (1988) #56

Secret Origins (1986) #38

Secret Origins (1986) Annual #3

New Titans (1988) #60-65

Hawk and Dove (1989) #11-12

New Titans (1988) #66-71

Secret Origins (1986) #50

Hawk and Dove (1989) #26

Armageddon 2001 (1991) #2

STARTING POINT #2:

I personally recommend you leave these comics till the end. I love Roy’s writing in them, but they’re very 90s, if you get what I mean, so a lot of the plots art harder to get into and understand at first.

Deathstroke the Terminator (1991) #18-20

New Titans (1988) #97-107

Green Arrow (1988) #75

Bloodbath (1993) #1-2

New Titans (1988) Annual #9

New Titans (1988) #108-113

Showcase ‘94 #7

New Titans (1988) #114

Damage (1994) #5-6

Zero Hour (1994) #3, 0

New Titans (1988) #0

New Titans (1988) #115

Green Lantern (1990) #57

New Titans (1988) #116-118

Deathstroke the Hunted (1991) #45

Green Lantern (1990) #59

New Titans (1988) #119

Damage (1994) #8, 10

Outsiders (1993) #17

New Titans (1988) #120-121

Damage (1994) #13

Darkstars (1992) #30-31

Deathstroke (1991) #48

New Titans (1988) #122

Darkstars (1992) #32

Deathstroke (1991) #49

New Titans (1988) Annual #11

Deathstroke (1991) Annual #4

New Titans (1988) #123-124

Green Lantern (1990) #65

Darkstars (1992) #34

Damage (1994) #16

New Titans (1988) #125

Showcase ‘95 #8

New Titans (1988) #126-130

Arsenal Special (1996) #1

STARTING POINT #3:

If you prefer reading more modern comics, then everything from this point on should be a good starting point!

Batman + Arsenal (1997) #1

Teen Titans (1996) #12-16

Nightwing (1996) Annual #1

Teen Titans (1996) #17-18

Superman (1987) #134

Teen Titans (1996) #19

Adventures of Superman (1987) #557

Action Comics (1938) #744

Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #79

Superman (1987) #135

Teen Titans (1996) #20

The Flash (1987) #142

DC One Million (1998) #1-2

Superman: The Man of Steel #1,000,000

Superman #1,000,000

DC One Million (1998) #3

STARTING POINT #4:

JLA/Titans (1998) #1-3

Arsenal (1998) #1-4

The Titans Secret Files & Origins (1999) #1

Titans (1999) #1-7

Aquaman (1993) #60

Resurrection Man (1997) #26-27

JLA 80-page giant (1996) #2

Titans (1999) #8-12

Secret Files & Origins Guide to the DC Universe 2000 #1

Titans (1999) #13-14

Titans/Legion of Superheroes: Univerze Ablaze (2000) #1-4

The Flash (1987) #159

Titans (1999) #15-16

Sins of Youth Secret Files (2000) #1

Young Justice: Sins of Youth (2000) #1-2

Titans (1999) Annual #1

Titans (1999) #17-19

Green Lantern (1990) #128

Titans (1999) #20-25

Superboy (1994) #80-82

The Titans Secret Files & Origins (1999) #2

Titans (1999) #26-32

World’s Finest: Our Worlds at War #1

Titans (1999) #33

Green Arrow (2001) #1-10

Titans (1999) #34-44

Green Arrow Secret Files and Origins (2002) #1

Titans (1999) #45-50

STARTING POINT #5:

Titans/Young Justice: Graduation Day (2003) #1-3

Teen Titans/Outsiders: Secret Files and Origins (2003) #1

Outsiders (2003) #1-3

Green Arrow (2001) #32-33

Outsiders (2003) #4-15

Superman/Batman (2003) #13

Identity Crisis #1

The Flash (1987) #214

Outsiders (2003) #16-19

Green Arrow (2001) #47-50

Supergirl (2005) #3

Teen Titans (2003) #21-23

Outsiders (2003) #20-23

Teen Titans (2003) #24

Outsiders (2003) #24

Teen Titans (2003) #25

Outsiders (2003) #25

DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy (2005) #1-4

Teen Titans/Outsiders: Secret Files and Origins (2003) #2

Nightwing (1996) #114

Outsiders (2003) #29-33

Villains United: Infinite Crisis Special (2006) #1

Teen Titans (2003) #32

Infinite Crisis (2005) #7

52 (2006) #33

52 (2006) #50

52/World War III (2007) #4

Outsiders (2003) #44-46

Outsiders (2003) Annual #1

Nightwing (1996) #124

STARTING POINT #6:

Justice League of America (2006) #1-7

Green Lantern (2005) #15-17

The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive (2006) #9

Green Arrow #72-73

Countdown (2006) #49

Justice League of America (2006) #8

Justice Society of America (2007) #5

Justice League of America (2006) #9

Justice Society of America (2007) #6

Justice League of America (2006) #10

All Flash (2007) #1

Amazons Attack (2007) #2, 4

Wonder Woman (2006) #11

Amazons Attack (2007) #5, 6

Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special (2007) #1

Countdown (2006) #36-35

Green Arrow (2001) #74-75

Justice League of America (2006) #11-12

Booster Gold (2007) #1

Justice League of America Wedding Special (2007) #1

Justice League of America (2006) #13-15

Green Arrow/Black Canary Wedding Special (2007) #1

Justice League of America (2006) #16

Green Arrow/Black Canary (2007) #1

Green Arrow/Black Canary (2007) #4-5

Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Cyborg-Superman (2007) #1

Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Superman-Prime (2007) #1

Green Lantern (2005) #24-25

The Flash (1987) #233

Titans East Special (2008) #1

Captain Carrot and the Final Ark (2008) #3

Justice League of America (2006) #17-19

Green Arrow/Black Canary (2007) #6

Countdown (2006) #3

Superman/Batman (2003) #46

Nightwing (1996) #143

Titans (2008) #1-4

Justice League of America (2006) #20-21

Trinity (2008) #10-15, 18

Superman/Batman (2003) #51-52

The Flash (1987) #245-247

DC Universe Decisions (2008) #1-2

Trinity (2008) #29, 39, 42-52

Vixen: Return of the Lion (2008) #2-5

DC Universe Holiday Special 2009

Green Arrow/Black Canary (2007) #15

Justice League of America 80-page Giant (2009) #1

Justice League of America (2006) #27-30

Final Crisis (2008) #1-3

Final Crisis Requiem (2008) #1

DC Universe: Last Will and Testament (2008) #1

Final Crisis Resist (2008) #1

Final Crisis (2008) #5-6

Final Crisis Secret Files (2008) #1

Final Crisis Aftermath Ink (2009) #2, 5

Final Crisis Legion of 3 Worlds (2009) #5

Titans (2008) #5-10

Justice League of America (2006) #31

Titans (2008) #11-12

Vigilante (2009) #5

Teen Titans (2003) #70

Titans (2008) #13

Vigilante (2009) #6

The Flash: Rebirth (2009) #1-2

Titans (2008) #14, 16-17

Teen Titans (2003) #75

Titans (2008) #18

Green Arrow/Black Canary (2007) #25

Titans (2008) #19

Titans (2008) #20

Convergence: The Titans (2015) #1-2

Convergence (2015) #5, 6

FURTHER / OLDER READING:

These are mostly things you can read after you’re done with everything, mostly featuring earlier comics. These are all pre-Crisis, so some of the things that happened here aren’t necessarily canon to post-Crisis Roy.

Teen Titans: Year One (2008) 

Teen Titans (1966) #4, 11

World’s Finest Comics (1941) #178

Teen Titans (1966) #19-20

The Brave and the Bold (1955) #83

Teen Titans (1966) #21-27

Detective Comics (1937) #402

Teen Titans (1966) #28-31

The Brave and the Bold (1955) #94

Teen Titans (1966) #32-34

World’s Finest Comics (1941) #205

Teen Titans (1966) #35-39

The Brave and the Bold (1955) #102

Teen Titans (1966) #40-43

Silver Age 80-page Giant (2000) #1

Silver Age Secret Files (2000) #1

Silver Age Teen Titans (2000) #1

Solo (2004) #7

JLA: Year One (1998) #11-12

Action Comics (1938) #436

The Brave and the Bold (1955) #117

Adventure Comics (1938) #439

Teen Titans (1966) #44-52

Green Lantern (1960) #100

Teen Titans (1966) #53

Worlds’ Finest Comics (1941) #251

The Superman Family (1974) #192-194

The Brave and the Bold (1955) #149

Best of DC (1979) #18

New Teen Titans (1980) #27

New Teen Titans Drug Awareness (1983) #2

New Teen Titans (1980) #28-32

Tales of the Teen Titans (1984) #50

Crisis on Infinite Earths (1985) #9-10

POST-FLASHPOINT CONTINUITY:

If you really wanna know about Roy Harper of the current continuity, then like... these are really the only things I can kind of recommend lol (he really got screwed over bad in this continuity so uh yeah)

Titans Rebirth (2016) #1

Titans (2016) #1-7

DC Rebirth Holiday Special (2016) #1

Titans (2016) #8-10

Titans (2016) Annual #1

Green Arrow (2016) #18-20, 22-24

Titans (2016) #11-22

Titans (2016) Annual #2

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Where to start reading Clark Kent?

Since this will end up being a long recommendation post which will almost be like a reading order I will be dividing it in origin stories, older comics (pre52), recent ones (nu52 and rebirth) and elseworlds

Origin stories

Man of Steel

Superman: Birthright

Superman Earth One

All-Star Superman

Superman: Secret Origin

Pre52 comics

Action Comics (esp #1-2, 14, 23, 64, 93, 107, 151, 211, 233, 236, 238, 240-242, 238, 245, 252, 254-255, 257, 261, 266, 289, 300, 336, 338-339, 367, 375, 429, 436, 461, 466, 484, 489-491, 494, 507-508, 544, 554, 595, 600, 644, 649, 655, Annual #2, 10-11)

Superman v1 (esp #1, 9, 11, 17, 23, 30, 40, 48, 53, 58, 61, 65, 76, 79-80, 90, 96-97, 107, 127, 129, 141, 146-147, 149, 156-158, 161, 164-165, 167, 169-170, 181, 199, 205, 233-238, 240-242, 247-249, 270-271, 276, 280, 286-287, 294-295, 298, 300-302, 307-309, 338, 347, 400, 416, Annual #1, 11)

World of Krypton #1-3

The Phantom Zone #1-4

Superman: Whatever happened to the Man of Tomorrow? (Superman v1 #423, Action Comics #583)

DC Comics Presents #85

Superman v2 #2, 3-4

Superman: Exile (Superman Vol. 2 #28-30, 32-33, Adventures of Superman #451-456, Action Comics Annual #2, Action Comics #643)

Superman: Eradication (Action Comics #651-652, Adventures of Superman #460, 464-465, Superman Vol. 2 #41-42)

Dark Knight over Metropolis (Superman vol 2 #44, Adventures of Superman #467, Action Comics #654)

World’s Finest #1-3

Krisis of the Krimson Kryptonite (Superman Vol. 2 #49-50, Adventures of Superman #472-473, Action Comics #659-660, Starman #28)

Time and Time Again (Action Comics #663-665; Adventures of Superman #476-478; Superman Vol. 2 #54-55)

Action Comics #660, 668, 672, 676-678

Death of Superman

Funeral for a Friend

The Return of Superman

Doomsday Year One Annual

Superman: Peace on Earth

The Death of Clark Kent

Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey

The Trial of Superman (Superman: Man of Steel #50-52, Superman v2 #106-108, Adventures of Superman #529-531, Action Comics #716-717)

Superman: The Wedding Album #1

JLA vol 1

Electric Superman arc (Action Comics #729, 732, Adventures of Superman #542, 545, Superman v2 #119, 122-123, Superman: The Man of Steel #64, 67)

Superman/Doomsday Wars #1-3

Superman: Endgame (Action Comics #763, Adventures of Superman #576, Superman Vol. 2 #154, Superman: The Man of Steel #98, Superman Y2K #1)

Superman: Emperor Joker

President Lex (Adventures of Superman #581, President Luthor Secret Files, Superman: Lex 2000, Superman Vol. 2 #162-165, Superman: The Man of Steel #108-110, Action Comics #773)

What’s So Funny About Truth, Justice & the American Way? (Action Comics #775)

Our Worlds at War

Return to Krypton (Superman v2 #167, Adventures of Superman #589, Superman: The Man of Steel #111, Action Comics #776)

Superman vol 2 #175

Superman: Day of Doom #1-4

Superman/Batman

Superman: Godfall (Action Comics #812-813, Adventures of Superman #625-626, Superman Vol. 2, #202-203)

Superman v2 #204-215

Adventures of Superman #527-638, 640-641, 644-647

Superman: Sacrifice

Up, Up and Away! (Superman #650-653, Action Comics #837-840)

Camelot Falls (Superman #654, 658, 662-664, 667, Annual #13)

Superman: Last Son (Action Comics #844-846, 851, Annual #11)

Action Comics #858-863 (Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes)

Action Comics #866-870 (Brainiac)

Final Crisis, Final Crisis: Superman Beyond

New Krypton arc

Superman/Supergirl: Maelstrom

World of New Krypton #1-12

Last Stand of New Krypton arc

War of the Supermen #0-4

Superman: Grounded (Superman #700-711, 713-714)

The Reign of Doomsday(Steel v3 #1, Outsiders v4 #37, Justice League of America v2 #55, Superman/Batman Annual #5, Superboy v5 #6, Action Comics #900-904)

Nu52 & Rebirth Comics

Actions Comics v2 #1-18, Annual #1

Superman v3 #1-12, Annual #1, 0

H'el on Earth (Superman Vol. 3 #13-17, Superboy Vol. 6 #14-17, Annual Vol. 6 #1, Supergirl Vol. 6 #14-17)

Superman Unchained #1-9

Batman/Superman

Batman vol 2 #19-20 (Ghost Lights)

Krypton Returns

Doomed: Prelude

Superman: Doomed

Superman: American Alien

Superman: The Final Days of Superman (Superman v3 #51-52, Batman/Superman #31-32, Action Comics v2 #51-52, Superman/Wonder Woman #28-29)

Superman: Lois and Clark #1-8

Superman: Rebirth

Superman v4 #1- (ongoing)

Action Comics #957- (ongoing)

Trinity vol 2

Super Sons

Elseworlds

Kingdome Come

Red Son

Superman/Batman: Generations

JLA: Shogun of Steel

Superman for All Seasons

Superman: Secret Identity

[adrianajamison]

Primary and Secondary sources #1

I keep noticing the abstract topic of discrimination of race, gender, and class in the book about Henrietta Lacks. A quote from the book that shows this abstract topic is "Only people that can get any good from my mother's cells is the people that got money, and whoever sellin them cells--they get rich off our mother and we get nothing...All those damn people didn't deserve her help as far as I'm concerned." (Pg. 247) This quote is connected to the abstract topic because rich white doctors and scientists used Henrietta's cells without her or her family's knowledge, and profited off of the multiple experiments and discoveries they were able to do with them. Her family was kept in the dark because of their race and class. They lived their whole lives without their fair share of profit they deserved from the cells that were their mother. They lived in the dark while scientists and doctors all over the world profited off her cells. 

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/racism-discrimination-health-care-providers-patients-2017011611015

After reading this article, I noticed the topic of discrimination against race. A quote from the article that really relates to the topic is "It is well-established that blacks and other minority groups in the U.S. experience more illness, worse outcomes, and premature death compared with whites. These health disparities were first “officially” noted back in the 1980s..." People are being treated differently by doctors, who are supposed to save their lives, because of their race. This is discrimination at its finest. The girl in the article said that she had a painful medical condition so she went to the ER. She said the ER staff treated her like she was only there to get pain medication and they didn't even try to treat her. She is convinced that she was treated poorly because she is black.