Series of trade paperbacks.

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It's 1959, and America is a place of many secrets. The Cold War is heating to a boil, TV game shows are fixed, and the U.S. teenagers are becoming slaves to the passion of rock and roll. Police detective John Jones is a man with a secret himself: he's really from the planet Mars and he's lost and alone on an uncaring alien landscape called Earth. Yet as the Martian Manhunter, he fights secretly to defend this adopted world. When a stranger drops dead in his arms, the Manhunter is drawn into a web of mystery whose twisted trails lead him even deeper into the secrets of the dark soul of America itself.

4 part mini-series from writer Gerard Jones and artist Jose Delbo. A prequel comic intended to promote the 1990 movie vehicle for controversial comedian Andrew Dice Clay, The Adventures of Ford Fairlane which would flop at the box office.

When Elongated Man and Sue Dibny are taken hostage by the Royal Flush Gang, the Justice League reunites to rescue them.

Ultraforce followed the most powerful assemblage of ultras on Earth. Ultraforce members consisted of characters from other comic books, including Hardcase, Prime, Ghoul and Prototype.

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During the CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS, Barry Allen--a.k.a. The Flash--made the ultimate sacrifice and gave his life to save millions. In his stead, the world welcomes the new Fastest Man Alive, as Wally West picks up his mentor's mantle. Long live the Flash!

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Prime is a superhero created by Bob Jacob, Gerard Jones, Len Strazewski, and Norm Breyfogle. He debuted in Prime #1 under Malibu Comics' Ultraverse imprint, and was one of its flagship characters along with Mantra and Hardcase. The character design was credited to Bret Blevins. The character also appeared in the superhero group Ultraforce.

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After the events of last issue, the team becomes Justice League International as an ancient Aztec cult attacks the team and neutralizes their combined power. Only the newest members, Metamorpho, Tasmanian Devil and the mysterious Maya, are there to fight for the team's freedom!

A Zero Month crossover issue. After its recent disbanding, the Justice League has invited heroes to join the team. Many heroes accept Wonder Woman’s invitation to join the league, including former members Crimson Fox, Fire, Flash, Hawkman, and Metamorpho. The League has rebuilt one of the Overmaster’s escape pods, and is using that as their new orbital headquarters. At one last pickup, a last batch of heroes has accepted the invite: Blue Beetle, Nuklon, and Obsidian; except, after the pickup, Crimson Fox notices that the Blue Beetle is acting strange. It ends up that the heroes have not picked up Beetle, but rather a robot impersonating him in order to gain access to the Overmaster’s computer system. After a lengthy fight, the League defeat the robot, thanks to newcomers Nuklon and Obsidian. The new league has been formed.

After being framed by Will Magnus, the Mariner is captured by S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Judgment League Avengers. Mister X assembles a team from the ranks of the Judgment League: Avengers to free their fellow metamutant. The team is composed of Apollo, Runaway, Nightcreeper, Firebird, Mariner, Wraith and Mercury and are collectively known as JLX.

John Eisnheart is being interrogated about what has happend in the past three days by a government official. Later he is seen taking the last survivor of the kinghts of banner, Gawain, to get to a safer location. Unfortunately the evil villain\ glory hog Draco had other plans and started ravaging the area, which only dispatched the police who accidently shot Gawain. This sent John into a frenzy revealing his new monstrous form which he then used to destroy most of his surroundings. Draco left before he could really get hurt by the beast.

Well, Hal Jordan's reclaimed his position as Green Lantern of Earth. And, as part of their deal, Guy Gardner's agreed to quit the Green Lantern Corps and relinquish his ring (see Green Lantern). Without his powers, what's a Guy to do?

No longer a Green Lantern, Guy Gardner is just plain Guy and he's determined to become one of the meanest guys in comics. With new powers and a new costume-- and the same old nasty attitude-- he might prove just because you're mean that doesn't mean you're not a hero.

Green Lantern John Stewart stars in his very own series! A new status quo for Oa arises, now a mishmash of various races, cultures and species from throughout the universe. It's up to Green Lantern John Stewart to maintain peace and order on this new world and create a new cohesive society.

The police chase after a teenage shoplifter into an alley, where they are confronted by a large being made of rock. The police officers shoot him, but to no avail. The rock being, Boomboy, knocks out the police officer and runs with the shoplifter, Anything, but are surrounded by more police officers. Pressure shows up and tries to blast the officers with her super power, but Anything takes the brunt of the blast on purpose. They continue to escape into the sewers. Anything thinks about his past, when he was a star football player in his high school. During a game, he was struck by surprise from a rival football player and his body was jolted into a completely liquid form. The incident caused him to run away. While the police ponder their next move, Boomboy, Anything and Pressure arrive at their safe haven and find a new person, Sweetface, waiting there. It is revealed that the four youths are all runaways and have been joined together by one person. That person, Plug, reveals himself through a television set and other electronic devices bound together that were laying about in the abandoned building. The police surround the building they are all in.

It's the end of 1991, and Western Europe is on the brink of forming a truly unified Europe, one of the greatest diplomatic feats of the century. But this fragile alliance is about to come apart at the seams as key diplomats are suddenly and mysteriously being murdered! That's when Ralph Dibny, a.k.a. the Elongated Man, enters the picture! Who better than Justice League Europe's own Stretchable Sleuth to investigate one of the greatest mysteries of the decade?