A 4 issue mini-series of the late 1980s, setting the heroes of Earth, including the Justice League, and Doctor Fate, the Demon, Starfire and more against the forces of Apokolips under Darkseid.
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...with Travis Morgan as the Warlord, and a cast of characters from the lost world of Skartaris.
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The show lasted 2 seasons with 58 episodes, ending on March 25, 1968, followed up by the movie, Head, in November, 1968 and an NBC TV special, 33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee on April 14, 1969, and an ABC one hour special, Hey Hey It's The Monkees, on February 17, 1997.
The band also had 9 albums under their original run, and 4 reunion albums from the 1980s to the 2010s.
Dell, a powerhouse in comics at the time, provided 17 issues of comics, based on the Monkees series, with interior art mostly by Jose Delbo, with the last issue being a reprint of the first.
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...as he made his fame drawing the Justice League as a group with attitude (especially Guy Gardner) starting with Justice League #1 (May, 1987) and going well into the 1990s.
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For the 60th Anniversary of the airing of the first episode of Star Trek, two DC comics that reached a 60th issue.
Star Trek #60 (June, 1994) with a cover by Jerome Moore, and story by Howard Weinstein and Carlos Garzon, is the conclusion of a three part story featuring Chekov.
Star Trek: The Next Generation #60 (June, 1994) with a cover by Jason Palmer and David Williams, and story by Michael Jan Friedman and Pablo Marcus, has the Enterprise-D crew searching for a missing starship crew on a planet, while Picard deals with an alien force in orbit.
Over the years, have had a few Star Trek articles, and here are a few of the best!
Leonard Nimoy's Spock
William Shatner's Kirk
Ricardo Montalban's Khan
The first and last mission of Kirk's five years on the Enterprise
A Next Generation/Deep Space Nine crossover
The Mirror Mirror universe
...all to go, boldly, where no man has gone before!
