Knightfall: Showcase '93 #7
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Writer: Doug Moench
Pencils and inks: Klaus Janson
While Alfred tries to save the seriously injured Bruce, Tim thinks back to a previous adventure.
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Batgirl (2000) #5
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Writers: Scott Peterson and Kelley Puckett
Pencils: Damion Scott
Inks: Robert Campanella
Batgirl tries to find the man who scrambled her abilities.
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Watch Out, Boy, They'll Chew You Up: JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #9 (JLI 9/?)
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Intracompany crossovers were newish in 1988, just a few years after Secret Wars and Crisis on Infinite Earths, so creators saw them more as opportunities than impositions. The big idea for Millennium was that there's a giant alien robot conspiracy, aided by willing or brainwashed humans.

( Great advice! I sure trust you completely, Martian MANHUNTER! )
Amazing Spider-Man #114
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Writer: Gerry Conway
Pencils: John Romita, Sr.
Inks: Tony Mortellaro and Jim Starlin
The origin of Hammerhead!
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Uncanny X-Men #234
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Writer: Chris Claremont
Pencils: Marc Silvestri
Inks: Dan Green
The X-Men are awfully kill-happy in this issue. I get that it is the Brood, but still...
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Teen Titans (1996) #11
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Words and pencils: Dan Jurgens
Inks: George Perez
Will Prysm sacrifice a chance to be normal in order to save the team?
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Superman #35
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Writer: Jerry Ordway
Pencils: Kerry Gammill
Inks: Dennis Janke
Intergang tries to silence Morgan Edge after his heart attack.
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Starman (1988) #17
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Writer: Roger Stern
Pencils: Tom Lyle
Inks: Scott Hanna
Power Girl enlists Starman's aid in fighting Doctor Polaris.
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Vert #4; Warm Heart #3 [Starfall]
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Story: Starfall
Colors: Vert #4 (Waypower); Warm Heart #3 (Jealousy)
Supplies and Styles: Portrait
Word Count: 5053
Rating: PG
Warnings:
Notes: 1313, Calla Island; Viyony Eseray, Vollo Hyan, Lynah Allin, Eollan Barra, Tess Hyan. The first part of a continuous sequence. (It's divided into 5 sections at the moment, but it might wind up at 6).
Summary: Viyony visits Calla Island, the ancestral seat of the Allin family.
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Two-Face flips a coin
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From 'Dork' by Evan Dorkin.
Rom: Spaceknight #30
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Writer: Bill Mantlo
Pencils: Sal Buscema
Inks: Joe Sinnott
Clairton is (seemingly) free of the Dire Wraiths, so Rom decides a break is in order.
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Richard Dragon: Kung Fu Fighter #18
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Writer: Dennis O’Neil
Pencils and inks: Ric Estrada
Who is the Bronze Tiger? The answer will shock you! (But not really.)
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Moving Genres: JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #8 (JLI 8/?)
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Titled "Moving Day," this issue concerns the League members moving into their American, Russian, and French "embassies," a series of headquarterses to be networked by teleporter technology.
This was the first JLI story with no real super-fights in it. The JLI era would feature more "low-budget" stories like this--though not so many as people remember.
In the spirit of the end of the Cold War and the triumph of global capitalism, we begin with some blatant product placement.
( This episode is brought to you by U-HAUL. )