Batman Fights Time

Batman and Robin are literally under the gun as time winds down (and we get daylight saving time), here with this suspenseful cover to Detective Comics #375 (May, 1968) by Irv Novick.

Strange Adventures With Clocks

It's time for that yearly extra hour of sleep, as you should have set your clocks back, but for the residents of Earth here in Strange Adventures #71 (August, 1956, with cover by Ruben Moreira), it was "Zero Hour For Earth!".

Veronica In Timely Trouble

Think you are having trouble with Daylight Saving Time?  Well, try being Veronica Lodge, who is having big trouble with time in London, England, as she hangs around Big Ben...in this bit from Veronica #14 (April, 1991) with cover by Dan Parent and Hy Eisman.

War On Time

Sgt. Rock is here to remind you that it's time to fall back again, as Daylight Saving Time ends tonight and you have to move your clock back an hour.

But. as you can see by this Joe Kubert cover to Sgt. Rock #352 (May, 1981), the Rock of Easy Company is ready for war anytime!

Time Runs Amok

Time, like Chronos, runs amok...as Daylight Saving Time is upon us again as an hour is stolen from our weekend.

Here, Blue Beetle fights the time thief (and Atom foe) in Blue Beetle #10 (March, 1987) in a Legends crossover with a cover by Paris Cullins and Bruce Patterson...

...setting the stage for a return battle in Blue Beetle #22 (March, 1988) with cover by Chris Wozniak and Keith Wilson.

Superman Fights Time

Ever feel like there just aren't enough hours in the day?

Well, you can join with Superman, who had that same problem in Action Comics #551 (January, 1984) by Marv Wolfman and Gil Kane, where Superman fights H.I.V.E. and other disasters, but still striving to be the hero (and what would he do if he had one hour less, which is a part of Daylight Saving Time....), as the Metropolis Eagle writes negative articles about the Man of Steel.  

Superman still manages to deal with everything all over the world, including getting to Moscow to get a cure for Jeffrey and Jennifer O'Hara in Metropolis, who have a rare disease only a Russian doctor has a cure for.

Twilight Zone Time

Don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour tonight, as Daylight Saving Time begins again, putting us in a battle with time, just like this classic painted cover of Twilight Zone #70 (May, 1976).

Wonder Woman Fights Time

Wonder Woman's tired of losing sleep thanks to daylight saving time, as are we all when we lose that hour, so, she goes in search of "The Trail Of Lost Hours" in Wonder Woman #46 (March-April, 1951) by Robert Kanigher and H. G. Peter, with a cover by Irwin Hasen and Bernard Sachs.