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Cover: Carmine Infantino & Dave DeVries

The Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told #[nn]

Jan 1989 · DC · 24.95 USD; 30.95 CAD
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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 crosses a line. When the Guardians send a representative to bridge the gap between the two heroes, the journey that follows reveals deeper injustices hidden in plain sight across America. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated with powerful precision by Neal Adams, this story unfolds with sharp social commentary and dynamic art, while the cover by Carmine Infantino and Dave DeVries captures the tension of a team-up unlike any other.

Contains 17 stories
The Terrible Trio
10 pp · Superhero
SupermanPranksterToymanLuthor
The Three Super Musketeers!
12 pp · Superhero
SupermanBatmanRobinProfessor NicholsD'Artagnan
Superboy Meets Robin
13 pp · Superhero
Manhunt on Land
7 pp · Superhero
The Underwater Archers
7 pp · Superhero
The Flash of Two Worlds
25 pp · Superhero
Crisis on Earth-One
25 pp · Superhero

When three villains from Earth-1 and three from Earth-2 conspire to commit crimes and vanish across dimensions, the Justice League of America finds itself trapped in their own headquarters. In response, they call upon the Justice Society of America, swapping places to confront the threat—sending the older heroes into the modern era and the younger ones into the past to stop the interdimensional scheme.

Crisis on Earth-Two
25 pp · Superhero

When the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America find themselves battling their respective rogues' galleries on parallel Earths, a mysterious force pulls them into space, trapping them in cages. Stranded and outnumbered, the heroes must break free and unite to confront the villains who’ve orchestrated their capture—before the cosmic threat consumes them all.

Planets in Peril
8 pp · Science Fiction
Planets in Peril Chapter 2
10 pp · Superhero
Planets in Peril Chapter 3
7 pp
The Challenge of the Expanding World
25 pp · Superhero
The Thousand-and-One Dooms of Mr. Twister
25 pp · Superhero
No Evil Shall Escape My Sight
25 pp · Superhero
Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Jubal SladeGuardians of the UniverseJeremy TineMartin Luther King, Jr.Robert KennedyOld Timer

Green Lantern and Green Arrow confront the harsh realities of urban neglect when Hal Jordan is shown the suffering of tenement dwellers under slumlord Jubal Slade. After the Guardians of the Universe reprimand Hal for violence, he defies their orders to gather proof of Slade’s crimes—only to find that the scope of injustice extends far beyond one man. As the Guardians send a representative to guide them, the two heroes begin a journey that forces them to see the deeper, unseen struggles across America.

The Greatest Green Lantern of All
8 pp

In "The Greatest Green Lantern of All," Green Lantern Tomar-Re confronts the weight of his past failure to save Krypton, only to be reassured by the Guardians of the Universe that his actions—though seemingly lacking—may have set in motion a greater destiny. As the story unfolds, the Guardians reveal how the destruction of Krypton ultimately led to the rise of Superman, the universe's greatest champion.

Paperchase
17 pp · Superhero
The Jungle Line
23 pp · Superhero
Superman [Clark Kent]Swamp ThingLana LangDr. EverettFlash [Barry Allen] (cameo)Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] (cameo)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo)Jimmy Olsen (cameo)Bloodmorel (a fungus)

When Clark Kent begins to fail mysteriously—his powers flickering like a dying light—his desperate drive south leads him to a swamp where a strange fungus from Krypton is already working its deadly course. There, in the murky heart of the wild, he finds the only being who might hold the key to his survival: Swamp Thing.

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Full credits

artist, inker Neal Adams
colorist Tony Tollin
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils Carmine Infantino
cover inks Dave DeVries

Reprints

↩ 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)

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