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Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: Aztek: The Ultimate Man was the brainchild of writers Mark Millar and Grant Morrison and artist N. Steven Harris. The ongoing series was designed to debut a new hero of the DC universe. The series followed the anti-hero Aztek; a hero whose big picture mission meant he took unusual solutions to solving the small problems. Aztek: The Ultimate Man featured an unusual city, unusual villains, and the supporting cast of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital.

Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: Written by Greatful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter and painted by Jonah Hex artist Timothy Truman, Dog Moon is a horror story, a love story and a lyrical epic all in one – The haunting and compelling tale of a truck driver who transports the “just dead” to the place awaiting them, and of the strange events that followed the day he fell in love with a dead woman named Tess.

Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: In 1869, the life pod of an adult alien crashed in the cotton fields of the South. Discovered by a slave woman, the extraterrestrial’s genetic structure was reconfigured and he was transformed into an African American baby. Now, over a hundred and twenty years later, Augustus Freeman is a successful lawyer who covertly uses his alien super-powers to help those in need. But when a teenaged girl from the streets convinces him to use his abilities to inspire his people, the affluent Augustus embraces his true destiny and becomes Icon, the hero of Dakota. Presenting for the first time, Icon: A Hero’s Welcome! This trade paperback collects the first 8 eight issues of Milestone Media’s best selling comic.

Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: From the rooftops in Robin to Gotham Underground, Spoiler’s identity has remained a mystery — until now. All is revealed in this special when Robin and Spoiler team up to take down a kidnapping ring, hit up an illegal warehouse party and finish Tim’s algebra homework; just another day in the life of a teenaged vigilante super-hero! Plus, even more Robin doesn’t know: Spoiler’s secret identity in another country, in another life – one she can never leave behind.

Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: Wally West recounts the tale of the only time he saw Barry Allen show a hint of fear in “Burning Secrets.” Script by Mark Waid, art by Jim Aparo & Bill Sienkiewicz. Also: Jesse Quick in “Like Straws in a Hurricane” by Bill Messner-Loebs, Kenny Martinez & Anibal Rodriguez; Max Mercury in “Child’s Play” by Brian Augustyn, Dusty Abell & Drew Geraci; Jay Garrick in “A Stranger With My Face” by John Byrne; ‘Mystery Flash’ in “The Sacrifice” by Mark Waid, Brian Augustyn, William Rosado & Sal Buscema. 2-page pin-up by Phil Jimenez.

Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: A special historical one-shot issue featuring the marriage of Clark Kent and Lois Lane, with appearances from characters throughout the DC Universe and with stories and art by creators from throughout the Man of Steel’s career!

Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: In a world where Superman rocketed to Earth in 1938, Clark Kent has hardly aged a day by 1996, while his beloved Lois Lane has watched herself grow older with each passing year, with the gulf between immortal man and mortal woman ever widening. But when Lois gets the chance to obtain her heart’s desire, she finds herself transformed by the power of ancient gods into the Man of Steel’s perfect mate–a Wonder Woman whose life and love will endure as long as Superman’s.

Rating: dc
Year: 1996
Cast: Teen Titans (Volume 2) was published from October of 1996 until September of 1998, encompassing a total of twenty-four issues. This version of the Titans was an entirely unique team, led by the Atom and populated with brand new original characters. After the cancellation of the series, several of the characters went on to join with their older counterparts in the 1999 series, Titans.