New Releases by Gardner Fox

At last collecting the wild adventures of the lone lawman known as the Gunfighter and his comrade the Buckskin Kid as they take on multiple mean outlaws and ride a rough terrain of terror in this collection of thrilling pre-trend EC tales of western lore. This hardcover volume collects Gunfighter #5-9, recolored digitally using the original palette, featuring art by legendary comics talents Johnny Craig, Graham Ingels, and more!

Join the elderly Mrs. Chilton as she takes you through her scrapbook of Batman to see who is the most important woman in Batman’s life.

From legendary comics writers Gardner Fox and Dennis O’Neil come the incredible crossover events between the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America that launched the DC Multiverse as we know it! This collection brings together the earliest adventures of the heroes of two Earths as they battle their own arch-foes, the doppelgänger villains of Earth-Three known as the Crime Society, and more! Collects Justice League of America #21-22, #29-30, #37-38, #46-47, #55-56, #64-65, #73-74, #76, and #82-83.

Why would the JOKER, PENGUIN, CATWOMAN, MAD-HATTER, amd JOHNNY WITTS team up to save the life of their arch-foe Batman? The starling reason for their becoming "Batman''s Gangland Guardians" is revealed in the May issue of the COWLED CRUSADERS mag, No. 201.

The Joker returns to haunt the Caped Crusaders, this time with a new member added to his gang: Gaggy, who makes The Joker laugh, which then inspires the Clown Prince of Crime with new crime ideas.

Celebrate the 60-year history of the Justice League! This volume includes pivotal moments such as "Crisis on Earth-Three," the formation of Justice League International, the debut of the 1990s JLA series, the team''s New 52 origin, and more! Collects The Brave and the Bold #28; Justice League of America #29-30, #79, #140, #144 and #200 (1964-1982); Justice League of America Annual #2; Justice League #1 (1987); JLA #1 and #43; Justice League of America #1 (2006); Justice League #1 (2011); and Justice League #1 (2018).

“Inside Story of the Outsider!” The Outsider is revealed as Alfred; Alfred is “resurrected.”

Learn how police scientist Barry Allen, the Flash of the 1960s, first crossed paths with Jay Garrick, the Flash of the 1940s, in this hardcover collecting The Flash #123, #129, #137, #151, #170 and #173. These are the stories that first established the science fiction concept of parallel universes in DC Comics, as the Fastest Man Alive learned to use his super-speed to travel across dimensions to Earth-2!

Batman and Robin battle the Cluemaster; meanwhile, Aunt Harriet discovers the secret entrance to the Batcave. The Elongated Man wants to donate his old costume to Central City’s Flash Museum, but it’s been stolen.

“Batman’s Bewitched Nightmare.” The Outsider uses the Witch to try and destroy Batman and Robin.

Alfred is apparently killed while rescuing Batman and Robin.

“THE MYSTERY OF THE MENACING MASK!” The trail of a jewel thief leads to a subterranean enclave of criminals.

ÒMR. FREEZEÕS CHILLING DEATHTRAP!Ó Aunt Harriet needs cryosurgery to save her life; unfortunately, the freezing machine in the hospital breaks. Enter Mr. Freeze, who could help.

ÒA MONSTER WALKS WAYNE MANOR!Ó Batman tries to learn the identity of a monster that is stalking the old Wayne mansion and has injured Alfred.

Central City has been home to plenty of super-villains over the yearsÑenough to keep even the Fastest Man Alive running ragged! But of all of the FlashÕs notorious gallery of Rogues, none is cooler than the parka-clad, cold-ray-packing Leonard SnartÑa.k.a. Captain Cold! For more than six decades, this frosty felon has confronted every incarnation of the Scarlet SpeedsterÑand resisted all attempts to curtail his frigid schemes. NowÑfinally!ÑCaptain ColdÕs chillest capers have been assembled into a single definitive volume, including tales such as ÒThe Coldest Man on Earth,Ó ÒCaptain ColdÕs Polar Perils,Ó ÒAbsolute Zero,Ó ÒCold-HeartedÓ and ÒBest Served ColdÓ! Return to the Ice Age of Comics with Flash Rogues: Captain Cold, collecting a host of highlights from the CaptainÕs frostbitten careerÑas freeze-framed by John Broome, Gardner Fox, Carmine Infantino, Geoff Johns, Scott Kolins, Francis Manapul and more!

ÒTHE QUEST OF THE WICKED QUEEN OF HEARTS!Ó Hal Jordan stumbles on two German crooks trying to recover a stolen painting from World War II!

ÒTHE GIRL WHO SPLIT IN TWO!Ó Featuring the first appearance of Zatanna! Separately investigating the mysterious arrival of two artifacts at the Midway City Museum, Hawkman and Hawkgirl each find a paralyzed girl in a magicianÕs costume speaking gibberish! Who is this girl? And how is she related to the Golden Age hero Zatara?

ÒRIVALRY OF THE WINGED WONDERS!Ó ItÕs Hawkman versus Hawkgirl as they have a friendly competition to solve a mystery!

ÒTHE FEAR THAT HAUNTED HAWKMAN!Ó An ancient Egyptian statue mysteriously causes Hawkman to fear the leader of the Sky-Raiders.

Perhaps the most famous of all the Green Lanterns, Hal Jordan put on the LanternÕs ring for the first time in 1959. Reinvented from the original 1940s crime-fighting Alan Scott Green Lantern by John Broome, this new Green Lantern was a science fiction adventurer. He battled aliens, giant monsters, wealthy sociopaths out to steal his ring and the efforts of his ladylove, Carol Ferris, to discover his true identity. As the Green Lantern of the Silver Age of comic books, Hal Jordan captured the imagination of a space-minded society of the Õ50s and Õ60s. Green Lantern: The Silver Age Vol. 3 collects the adventures of Hal Jordan as he takes on the responsibility of the ring and the lantern in Green Lantern #23-35.

“THE BLACK RAIDER.” Green Arrow and Speedy battle evil pirates on the high seas! Plus, Aquaman in “THE SARGASSO SEA” and Dr. Fate in “THE CASE OF THE PHANTOM FUGITIVE!”

“DOOM OVER GAYLAND.” Green Arrow and Speedy investigate the strange murders of the owners of an amusement park! Plus, Aquaman in “FREEDOM OF THE SEAS” and the Spectre in “DEATH RULES THE ELEMENTS.”

ÒTHE KID WHO WON HAWKMANÕS WINGS!Ó Answering the Justice League mail, Green Arrow investigates a letter from an orphaned teenager who claims to have powers like those of his idol, Hawkman, and to have become a crime-fighter in Midway City. Plus, while in their civilian guises, Wonder Woman and Superman visit a flying military fortress, which is suddenly knocked out of the sky in ÒTHE CHALLENGE OF THE UNTOUCHABLE ALIENS!Ó

ÒTHE PASTÕS FACE--POWERÕS FUTURE.Ó Green Lantern already has his hands full when Superman asks him to do something about the fact that Pluto is missing and messing with the gravitational fields of all the other planets in the solar system. Unfortunately for him, he also has to deal with the return of his greatest enemy, Sinestro!

ÒCREATURE OF A THOSAND SHAPES!Ó Thanagarian police officers Katar and Shayera Hol travel to Earth in their space vessel in pursuit of a criminal named Byth Rok. Byth, having consumed a pill that grants him the ability to alter his shape, comes to Earth to commit bold new crimes simply for the thrill of the challenge!

Diana and Steve head out by car to the New England coast at General Darnell''s request to keep an eye out for spies and saboteurs. The disappearance of a young boy named Tommy then leads Diana to try and locate him, and she discovers a group of fifth columnists who are connected to the Nazis that are to come ashore as invaders.

Diana Prince is sitting at her desk one day when a woman enters, posing as a reporter, and asks very personal questions about Wonder Woman. Sensing something is wrong, Diana refuses to answer questions, but Steve Trevor is taken in, not realizing the woman is a Nazi agent, Fausta Grables. She eventually steals Wonder Woman''s costume and poses as her for an Army benefit show.

Steve and Diana are threatened by members of the Crimson Flame cult, whose members have already kidnapped Helene Armstrong.

In the wake of the battle with Starbreaker, an Alien plant has emerged in Central City! Backup stories featuring the Sandman and the Atom.