"Doorway to Nightmare" Once a year, Wally West and Dick Grayson get together for a short holiday trip. This time they travel to New Orleans to visit the "Nightmare House". 40 years ago millionaire L.P. Gregory started this building project and until this day it is not finished - instead it gets continuously extended making the interior a maze and

General Mills Presents: Justice League was originally a 4-issue mini-series featuring the Justice League available in and around October 2011 in specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals, including Honey Nut Cheerios. This mini-comic measured 7" by 5". The stories were continued on the website Big G Cereal Heroes. Several years later, issues

G.I. War Tales was a reprint comic featuring World War II military stories. The stories did not feature continuing characters, but the first two issues did include stories of the War that Time Forgot.

Four-Star Battle Tales was a short-lived ongoing series published from March-December of 1973. The series reprinted classic war stories from various war-related comic book titles of the 1950 and 60s. Although the indicia identified the title as Four-Star Battle Tales, the cover copy actually read Four **** Battle Tales.

Gorilla Grodd, risen to ruler of Gorilla City after overthrowing Solovar and having taken control the entire continent of Africa, feels unfulfilled as his military endeavors seems too easy for him and eclipsed by the conflict between Aquaman and Wonder Woman. He tries to quench his boredom by having a 'sparing match' with one of his best warriors,

This is a 6-issue limited series that explores the friendship between Barry Allen and Hal Jordan. It is comprised of six seperate stories taken from different time periods from DC continuity. There is a running gag through the series of Hal Jordan needing to borrow money from Barry Allen and promising to pay him back.

Fate was an ongoing series, launched as part of the Zero Hour event, which ran from October 1994 to September 1996, for twenty-three issues. The series introduced a new heir to the legacy of Doctor Fate, Jared Stevens, who took the name of Fate. Jared starred in a second, short-lived title, The Book of Fate, which rebooted the character, giving