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Green Lantern #57

DC ⋅ 1994

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After the refridgerator incident in Green Lantern #54, Kyle Rayner relocates to 175 Bleecker St in Greenwich Village, NY where he meets his neighbor, an Asian man who lives at 177A Bleecker St, a nod to Wong, Dr Strange's assistant

Key Facts

After the refridgerator incident in Green Lantern #54, Kyle Rayner relocates to 175 Bleecker St in Greenwich Village, NY where he meets his neighbor, an Asian man who lives at 177A Bleecker St, a nod to Wong, Dr Strange's assistant

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1st appearance of 'Buried Alien,' appears once more in a Marvel comic as Fast Forward in Quasar #58

The Runner challenges all of Earth's speedsters to a race that is won by a stranger who bursts through a dimensional rift, crowning him 'the fastest man alive'

The stranger has amnesia but vaguely remembers his name sounds something like 'Buried Alien' - Barry Allen, The Flash

Key Facts

1st appearance of 'Buried Alien,' appears once more in a Marvel comic as Fast Forward in Quasar #58

The Runner challenges all of Earth's speedsters to a race that is won by a stranger who bursts through a dimensional rift, crowning him 'the fastest man alive'

The stranger has amnesia but vaguely remembers his name sounds something like 'Buried Alien' - Barry Allen, The Flash

Superman #50

DC ⋅ 1990

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Mr. Mxyzptlk reveals himself to also be Marvel’s Impossible Man and claims he needs to visit his ‘four friends’

Quote 'Oops, sometimes it's just IMPOSSIBLE to remember what I look like from world to world’

In this issue, he confronts a group of heroes dressed in blue using dialogue from the Impossible Man's 1st appearance (Fantastic Four #11 - 1963)

Key Facts

Mr. Mxyzptlk reveals himself to also be Marvel’s Impossible Man and claims he needs to visit his ‘four friends’

Quote 'Oops, sometimes it's just IMPOSSIBLE to remember what I look like from world to world’

In this issue, he confronts a group of heroes dressed in blue using dialogue from the Impossible Man's 1st appearance (Fantastic Four #11 - 1963)

Incredible Hulk #413

Marvel ⋅ 1994

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Hulk battles holographic enemies in a virtual environment, one of which is unmistakably DC's Doomsday, recognizable by his arm and the word 'Doom-' uttered before Hulk knocks him out

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Hulk battles holographic enemies in a virtual environment, one of which is unmistakably DC's Doomsday, recognizable by his arm and the word 'Doom-' uttered before Hulk knocks him out

Teen Titans #1

DC ⋅ 2011

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Premiere issue written by long-time X-Men writer Scott Lobdell, opens with a mansion in Westchester, just like the X-Men's Xavier Institute, burning to the ground

1st cover and cameo appearance of Bunker, briefly seen onscreen during a news segment

Key Facts

Premiere issue written by long-time X-Men writer Scott Lobdell, opens with a mansion in Westchester, just like the X-Men's Xavier Institute, burning to the ground

1st cover and cameo appearance of Bunker, briefly seen onscreen during a news segment

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Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

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Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

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Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

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Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

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Four-issue crossover

Issues #1 and #3 published by DC

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Four-issue crossover

Issues #1 and #3 published by DC

Incredible Hulk vs Superman #1

DC/Marvel ⋅ 1999

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Incredible Hulk vs Superman #1

DC/Marvel ⋅ 1999

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Battle of the Hulk versus Superman in a hypothetical one-shot

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Battle of the Hulk versus Superman in a hypothetical one-shot

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Marvel / DC crossover event featuring the Silver Surfer and Superman versus Mr. Mxyzptlk and Impossible Man

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Marvel / DC crossover event featuring the Silver Surfer and Superman versus Mr. Mxyzptlk and Impossible Man

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DC Universe logo

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DC Universe logo

Machine Man #19

Marvel ⋅ 1981

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1st appearance of Jack O'Lantern, later becomes the fourth Hobgoblin

Cover appearance of an overweight Batman and Superman

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1st appearance of Jack O'Lantern, later becomes the fourth Hobgoblin

Cover appearance of an overweight Batman and Superman

Aquaman #56

DC ⋅ 1971

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$30

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1st appearance of an algae creature, sent into space, that would later appear in the Sub-Mariner #72 (1974)

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1st appearance of an algae creature, sent into space, that would later appear in the Sub-Mariner #72 (1974)

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Green Lantern #57	DC	$1	$2	$3
Quasar #17	Marvel	$1	$2	$8
Superman #50	DC	$1	$2	$5
Incredible Hulk #413	Marvel	$1	$2	$3
Teen Titans #1	DC	$1	$2	$3
JLA / Avengers #2	DC	$3	$9	$30
JLA / Avengers #4	DC	$5	$15	$60
JLA / Avengers #1	DC	$1	$5	$15
Incredible Hulk vs Superman #1	DC/Marvel	$2	$8	$20
Silver Surfer / Superman #1	Marvel	$3	$9	$20
DC Versus Marvel Comics #1	DC/Marvel	$2	$8	$25
Machine Man #19	Marvel	$2	$9	$35
Aquaman #56	DC	$2	$8	$30

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Green Lantern #57

DC ⋅ 1994

Green Lantern #57

DC ⋅ 1994

Key Facts

After the refridgerator incident in Green Lantern #54, Kyle Rayner relocates to 175 Bleecker St in Greenwich Village, NY where he meets his neighbor, an Asian man who lives at 177A Bleecker St, a nod to Wong, Dr Strange's assistant

Key Facts

After the refridgerator incident in Green Lantern #54, Kyle Rayner relocates to 175 Bleecker St in Greenwich Village, NY where he meets his neighbor, an Asian man who lives at 177A Bleecker St, a nod to Wong, Dr Strange's assistant

Quasar #17

Marvel ⋅ 1990

Quasar #17

Marvel ⋅ 1990

Key Facts

1st appearance of 'Buried Alien,' appears once more in a Marvel comic as Fast Forward in Quasar #58

The Runner challenges all of Earth's speedsters to a race that is won by a stranger who bursts through a dimensional rift, crowning him 'the fastest man alive'

The stranger has amnesia but vaguely remembers his name sounds something like 'Buried Alien' - Barry Allen, The Flash

Key Facts

1st appearance of 'Buried Alien,' appears once more in a Marvel comic as Fast Forward in Quasar #58

The Runner challenges all of Earth's speedsters to a race that is won by a stranger who bursts through a dimensional rift, crowning him 'the fastest man alive'

The stranger has amnesia but vaguely remembers his name sounds something like 'Buried Alien' - Barry Allen, The Flash

Superman #50

DC ⋅ 1990

Superman #50

DC ⋅ 1990

Key Facts

Mr. Mxyzptlk reveals himself to also be Marvel’s Impossible Man and claims he needs to visit his ‘four friends’

Quote 'Oops, sometimes it's just IMPOSSIBLE to remember what I look like from world to world’

In this issue, he confronts a group of heroes dressed in blue using dialogue from the Impossible Man's 1st appearance (Fantastic Four #11 - 1963)

Key Facts

Mr. Mxyzptlk reveals himself to also be Marvel’s Impossible Man and claims he needs to visit his ‘four friends’

Quote 'Oops, sometimes it's just IMPOSSIBLE to remember what I look like from world to world’

In this issue, he confronts a group of heroes dressed in blue using dialogue from the Impossible Man's 1st appearance (Fantastic Four #11 - 1963)

Incredible Hulk #413

Marvel ⋅ 1994

Incredible Hulk #413

Marvel ⋅ 1994

Key Facts

Hulk battles holographic enemies in a virtual environment, one of which is unmistakably DC's Doomsday, recognizable by his arm and the word 'Doom-' uttered before Hulk knocks him out

Key Facts

Hulk battles holographic enemies in a virtual environment, one of which is unmistakably DC's Doomsday, recognizable by his arm and the word 'Doom-' uttered before Hulk knocks him out

Teen Titans #1

DC ⋅ 2011

Teen Titans #1

DC ⋅ 2011

Key Facts

Premiere issue written by long-time X-Men writer Scott Lobdell, opens with a mansion in Westchester, just like the X-Men's Xavier Institute, burning to the ground

1st cover and cameo appearance of Bunker, briefly seen onscreen during a news segment

Key Facts

Premiere issue written by long-time X-Men writer Scott Lobdell, opens with a mansion in Westchester, just like the X-Men's Xavier Institute, burning to the ground

1st cover and cameo appearance of Bunker, briefly seen onscreen during a news segment

JLA / Avengers #2

DC ⋅ 2003

JLA / Avengers #2

DC ⋅ 2003

Key Facts

Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

Key Facts

Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

JLA / Avengers #4

DC ⋅ 2004

JLA / Avengers #4

DC ⋅ 2004

Key Facts

Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

Key Facts

Four-issue crossover

Issues #2 and #4 published by Marvel

JLA / Avengers #1

DC ⋅ 2003

JLA / Avengers #1

DC ⋅ 2003

Key Facts

Four-issue crossover

Issues #1 and #3 published by DC

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