Words and pencils: Dan Jurgens
Inks: George Perez
I gave up on the classic Teen Titans because the ‘hip’ lingo was too much. I lost all interest in New Teen Titans after George Perez left. Roy Harper put me off revisiting the Devin Grayson Titans by being a massive ass. Let’s hope I stick with this version for longer.
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Words and art: Jerry Ordway
Superman wakes up to find out he has been captured by aliens.
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Writer: Roger Stern
Pencils: Tom Lyle
Inks: Bob Smith
Starman aims to settle things with the Power Elite once and for all.
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It's also related to perception, echoing the motifs of the two previous stories. We Are The Wounded concerned tactile feeling, and The Voice In The Tower was audial - it'd ended on the rejection and acceptance of guiding voices.
Pareidolia opens on the acknowledgement of another motif that occurred in those two stories: ' [Gotham City, y]ou have always suffered fires. '
( The acknowledger's Batman. )
Writer: Gerry Conway
Pencils: Pablo Marcos
Inks: Bob Smith
A Manhunter clone gathers together some of the DC Universe's greatest villains. And Captain Boomerang.
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Plot: Bill Mantlo and Sal Buscema
Script: Bill Mantlo
Pencils: Sal Buscema
Inks: Joe Sinnott
Rom gets in to another misunderstanding fight and this time it is the deepest of deep cuts. I mean, was Captain Ultra unavailable?
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Writer: Chuck Dixon
Pencils: Tom Lyle
Inks: Bob Smith
The Joker puts Mr. Freeze on ice.
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Writer: Dennis O’Neil
Pencils: Ric Estrada
Inks: Wally Wood
Slash is back from the dead and out for vengeance!
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What's most interesting to me though, is that issue 2 is where we get a little more insight into what's up with 6160 Hank Pym. We get Killmonger saying:

and we also get Hank monologuing over "What do we do for the people we love?"
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Writer: Chris Claremont
Pencils and inks: Bill Sienkiewicz
The New Mutants are trapped in David Haller's shattered psyche.
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It's a comic of something that wasn't originally a comic where the script and art aren't " This should've just been a photoplay. "
It's very neatly spliced into its source series - issue #1 opens on the " Blackbird ", the stealth Viper built in the season 2 episode Flight of the Phoenix.
Colonial Fleet-wide news echoed the note on which that'd ended - the Blackbird's construction as a reminder that " We can accomplish miracles. "
( That pricked Gaius Baltar. )
Words and pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Royer
Mister Miracle must protect a young witness to a murder.
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Writer: Mark Waid
Pencils: Pino Rinaldi
Ka-Zar convinces the Rhino they should work together against the Plunderer.
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Writer: Steve Englehart
Pencils: Herb Trimpe
Inks: Sal Trapani
The Hulk joins the hunt for the Wendigo.
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