The Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1990s DC Comics trade paperback gathers a selection of classic team-up tales from across the publisher's history, featuring iconic pairings like Batman and Superman, the Flash and Green Lantern, and other memorable duos. As the fourth volume in DC's 'Greatest Stories' series, it collects stories originally published in the 1960s through the 1980s, showcasing the enduring appeal of superhero partnerships.
In "The Terrible Trio," Green Arrow and Green Lantern clash over justice in the streets, forcing the Guardians of the Universe to intervene. When Green Lantern defies orders to confront slumlord Jubal Slade, the Guardians send a representative to guide the duo on a journey across America to uncover deeper systemic failures. Written by Denny O'Neil and brought to life with powerful art by Neal Adams—both in story and on the cover—this landmark issue explores the limits of heroism with emotional weight and sharp social insight.
When The Flash [Barry Allen] stumbles into the world of the Golden Age Flash [Jay Garrick], the two speedsters must join forces to stop a trio of villains—The Thinker, The Fiddler, and The Shade—before their combined powers spiral out of control. With Iris West and Joan Garrick caught in the crossfire, the legacy of the Flash is tested like never before.
When a trio of Earth-1 and Earth-2 villains conspire to pull off a cross-dimensional crime spree, the Justice League of America finds itself trapped in their own base—just as the Justice Society of America arrives to answer the call. With the JLA swapped into the JSA’s reality and the JSA now facing the threat on Earth-1, the two teams must adapt fast to stop a scheme that could unravel both worlds.
When the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America are mysteriously pulled from their Earths and trapped in space cages by a cadre of rogue villains, they must break free and confront the Crime Champions—Felix Faust, Dr. Alchemy, Chronos, The Wizard, The Fiddler, and The Icicle—before the multiverse collapses. With the fate of two worlds hanging in the balance, heroes from both teams unite in a high-stakes battle across the stars.
Green Lantern and Green Arrow confront the harsh realities of urban decay when Hal Jordan is shown the suffering caused by slumlord Jubal Slade. After the Guardians of the Universe reprimand Hal for his actions, he defies their orders to gather proof of Slade’s crimes—only to find that the true scope of injustice stretches far beyond one man. With the Guardians sending a representative to join them, the two heroes set out on a journey that forces them to see the nation’s deeper wounds.
In a moment of cosmic reflection, Green Lantern Tomar-Re confronts the weight of his past when the Guardians of the Universe revisit the fall of Krypton—not as a failure, but as a pivotal step in shaping the universe’s greatest champion. With Jor-El and Lara’s legacy echoing across time, and the mysterious presence of Brainiac looming in the shadows, the story redefines heroism through sacrifice, destiny, and the quiet power of choices made in the dark.
When Superman’s Kryptonian biology begins to fail due to a mysterious fungal infection, he flees south in a desperate bid to survive—only to crash in a remote swamp where he encounters the only being who might hold the key to his cure: Swamp Thing. As Clark’s strength wavers and time runs short, the two unlikely allies must navigate the swamp’s hidden dangers and the growing threat of Bloodmorel, a fungus with ties to Clark’s alien past.
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↩ Reprints Superman #88 (1954), World's Finest Comics #82 (1956), Adventure Comics #253 (1958), Adventure Comics #267 (1959), The Flash #123 (1961), Justice League of America #21 (1963), Justice League of America #22 (1963), Mystery in Space #90 (1964), The Brave and the Bold #53 (1964), The Brave and the Bold #54 (1964), Green Lantern #76 (1970), Superman #257 (1972), The Brave and the Bold #178 (1981), DC Comics Presents #85 (1985)
Reprinted in Super-Team #1/1992 (1992)
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