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Pre-Crisis (1976-1986)

A list of all issues and reviews can be found here.

Post-Crisis, early (1986-2005)

Secret Origins #11 - Power Girl: "Ancient Histories"
Warlord #116-120 - Revenge of the Warlock, Legacy of Nightmare, Of Captives and Cannibals, The Kraken Pentacle, Vale of the Snowmen
Warlord #121-124 - Clouds of War, When the Gods Make War, The Scepter of Doom, Incantation to Eternal Night, Scavenger of Souls
Infinity Inc #50 - It's A Grimmworld After All
Power Girl #1 - Threads!
Power Girl #2 - Tapestry
Power Girl #3 - Heritage!
Doom Patrol #13 - Power and Chaos
Doom Patrol #14 - Order and Doom
Firestorm #77 - Journey to Eden
Firestorm #80 - The Battle Joined
Starman #5 - Don't You Know There's a War On?
Starman #6 - Fortunes of War
Justice League International #24 - Across a Crowded Room…

Post Crisis, late (2005-2012)

JSA #73 - Black Vengeance, Part I
JSA #74 - Black Vengeance, Part II
JSA #75 - Black Vengeance, Part III
JSA Classified #1 - Power Trip, Part I
JSA #76 - In Search Of...
Supergirl #1 - Girl Power, part 1
JSA Classified #2 - Power Trip, Part II
JSA Classified #3 - Power Trip, Part III
JSA Classified #4 - Power Trip, Part IV
Superman / Batman #24 - With a Vengeance! Part Five: The Price of Our Sins
Superman / Batman #25 - With a Vengeance! Part Six: Supermen/Batmen
Infinite Crisis #2 - The Survivors
Infinite Crisis #3 - Divine Intervention
Infinite Crisis #4 - Homecoming
Infinite Crisis #6 - Touchdown

New 52 (2012-2016)

Worlds' Finest #2 - Rebirth, part II
Worlds' Finest #3 - Rebirth, part III
Worlds' Finest #4 - Rebirth, part IV
Worlds' Finest #0 - Beginnings
Worlds' Finest #5 - Three Midnights, Far From Home
Worlds' Finest #6 - Family Matters
Worlds' Finest #7 - Family Matters, part 2
Worlds' Finest #8 - Hunt and Be Hunted
Worlds' Finest #10 - Some Things You Can Change, Some You Can't...
Worlds' Finest #11 - Putting it Together










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