DC Comics Presents is a comic book title published by DC Comics from 1978 to 1986. It ran for 97 issues (and 4 annuals) as a team-up book for Superman. Wonder Woman made three titled appearances, and was featured in her own segment as a lead-in to a new direction on her own title at the time.
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| - DC Comics Presents is a comic book title published by DC Comics from 1978 to 1986. It ran for 97 issues (and 4 annuals) as a team-up book for Superman. Wonder Woman made three titled appearances, and was featured in her own segment as a lead-in to a new direction on her own title at the time.
- DC Comics Presents debuted with a July/August 1978 cover date and was edited by Julius Schwartz. The series was launched with a team-up of Superman and the Flash by writer Martin Pasko and artist José Luis García-López. The winner of the DC Comics Presents letter column name contest appeared in the Superman/Hawkman story in issue #11 (July 1979). The "Whatever Happened to...?" backup feature began in issue #25 (Sept. 1980) and would appear in most issues for the next two years until its last installment in issue #48 (Aug. 1982). Issue #26 included an insert introduction story to the then-upcoming New Teen Titans series by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez. Len Wein and Jim Starlin co-created the supervillain Mongul in issue #27 (Nov. 1980) as part of a three-issue storyline. Another insert in
- DC Comics Presents is a comic book series that ran from 1978 to 1986. The title served as an outlet for Superman teaming up with various DC Comics characters; usually heroes, but sometimes in a versus situation with villains, and in a few cases, civilians (even with Clark Kent and Santa Claus). DC Comics Presents 001.jpg|#1 — The Flash DC Comics Presents 002.jpg|#2 — The Flash DC Comics Presents 003.jpg|#3 — Adam Strange DC Comics Presents 004.jpg|#4 — Metal Men DC Comics Presents 005.jpg|#5 — Aquaman DC Comics Presents 006.jpg|#6 — Green Lantern DC Comics Presents 007.jpg|#7 — Red Tornado DC Comics Presents 008.jpg|#8 — Swamp Thing DC Comics Presents 009.jpg|#9 — Wonder Woman DC Comics Presents 010.jpg|#10 — Sgt Rock DC Comics Presents 011.jpg|#11 — Hawkman DC Comics Presents 012.jpg|#1
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| - Cover of DC Comics Presents #1 . Art by José Luis García-López and Dan Adkins.
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| - DC Comics Presents is a comic book title published by DC Comics from 1978 to 1986. It ran for 97 issues (and 4 annuals) as a team-up book for Superman. Wonder Woman made three titled appearances, and was featured in her own segment as a lead-in to a new direction on her own title at the time.
- DC Comics Presents is a comic book series that ran from 1978 to 1986. The title served as an outlet for Superman teaming up with various DC Comics characters; usually heroes, but sometimes in a versus situation with villains, and in a few cases, civilians (even with Clark Kent and Santa Claus). DC Comics Presents 001.jpg|#1 — The Flash DC Comics Presents 002.jpg|#2 — The Flash DC Comics Presents 003.jpg|#3 — Adam Strange DC Comics Presents 004.jpg|#4 — Metal Men DC Comics Presents 005.jpg|#5 — Aquaman DC Comics Presents 006.jpg|#6 — Green Lantern DC Comics Presents 007.jpg|#7 — Red Tornado DC Comics Presents 008.jpg|#8 — Swamp Thing DC Comics Presents 009.jpg|#9 — Wonder Woman DC Comics Presents 010.jpg|#10 — Sgt Rock DC Comics Presents 011.jpg|#11 — Hawkman DC Comics Presents 012.jpg|#12 — Mister Miracle DC Comics Presents 013.jpg|#13 — Legion of Superheroes DC Comics Presents 014.jpg|#14 — Superboy DC Comics Presents 015.jpg|#15 — The Atom DC Comics Presents 016.jpg|#16 — Black Lightning DC Comics Presents 017.jpg|#17 — Firestorm DC Comics Presents 018.jpg|#18 — Zatanna DC Comics Presents 019.jpg|#19 — Batgirl DC Comics Presents 020.jpg|#20 — Green Arrow DC Comics Presents 021.jpg|#21 — Elongated Man DC Comics Presents 022.jpg|#22 — Captain Comet DC Comics Presents 023.jpg|#23 — Doctor Fate DC Comics Presents 024.jpg|#24 — Deadman DC Comics Presents 025.jpg|#25 — Phantom Stranger DC Comics Presents 026.jpg|#26 — Green Lantern DC Comics Presents 027.jpg|#27 — Martian Manhunter DC Comics Presents 028.jpg|#28 — Supergirl DC Comics Presents 029.jpg|#29 — Spectre DC Comics Presents 030.jpg|#30 — Black Canary DC Comics Presents 031.jpg|#31 — Robin DC Comics Presents 032.jpg|#32 — Wonder Woman DC Comics Presents 033.jpg|#33 — Shazam DC Comics Presents 034.jpg|#34 — Shazam Family DC Comics Presents 035.jpg|#35 — Man-Bat DC Comics Presents 036.jpg|#36 — Starman DC Comics Presents 037.jpg|#37 — Hawgirl DC Comics Presents 038.jpg|#38 — The Flash DC Comics Presents 039.jpg|#39 — Plastic Man DC Comics Presents 040.jpg|#40 — Metamorpho DC Comics Presents 041.jpg|#41 — Joker DC Comics Presents 042.jpg|#42 — The Unknown Soldier DC Comics Presents 043.jpg|#43 — Legion of Superheroes DC Comics Presents 044.jpg|#44 — Dial H for Hero DC Comics Presents 045.jpg|#45 — Firestorm DC Comics Presents 046.jpg|#46 — Global Guardians DC Comics Presents 047.jpg|#47 — He-Man DC Comics Presents 048.jpg|#48 — Aquaman DC Comics Presents 049.jpg|#49 — Shazam DC Comics Presents 050.jpg|#50 — Clark Kent DC Comics Presents 051.jpg|#51 — The Atom DC Comics Presents 052.jpg|#52 — Doom Patrol DC Comics Presents 053.jpg|#53 — House of Mystery DC Comics Presents 054.jpg|#54 — Green Arrow DC Comics Presents 055.jpg|#55 — Air Wave DC Comics Presents 056.jpg|#56 — Power Girl DC Comics Presents 057.jpg|#57 — Atomic Knights DC Comics Presents 058.jpg|#58 — Robin DC Comics Presents 059.jpg|#59 — Legion of Substitute Heroes DC Comics Presents 060.jpg|#60 — Guardians of the Universe DC Comics Presents 061.jpg|#61 — Omac DC Comics Presents 062.jpg|#62 — Freedom Fighters DC Comics Presents 063.jpg|#63 — Amethyst DC Comics Presents 064.jpg|#64 — Kamandi DC Comics Presents 065.jpg|#65 — Madame Xanadu DC Comics Presents 066.jpg|#66 — The Demon DC Comics Presents 067.jpg|#67 — Santa Claus DC Comics Presents 068.jpg|#68 — Vixen DC Comics Presents 069.jpg|#69 — Blackhawk DC Comics Presents 070.jpg|#70 — Metal Men DC Comics Presents 071.jpg|#71 — Bizarro DC Comics Presents 072.jpg|#72 — Phantom Stranger DC Comics Presents 073.jpg|#73 — The Flash DC Comics Presents 074.jpg|#74 — Hawkman DC Comics Presents 075.jpg|#75 — Arion DC Comics Presents 076.jpg|#76 — Wonder Woman DC Comics Presents 077.jpg|#77 — Forgotten Heroes DC Comics Presents 078.jpg|#78 — Forgotten Villains DC Comics Presents 079.jpg|#79 — Clark Kent DC Comics Presents 080.jpg|#80 — Legion of Superheroes DC Comics Presents 081.jpg|#81 — Ambush Bug DC Comics Presents 082.jpg|#82 — Adam Strange DC Comics Presents 083.jpg|#83 — Batman and the Outsiders DC Comics Presents 084.jpg|#84 — Challengers of the Unknown DC Comics Presents 085.jpg|#85 — Swamp Thing DC Comics Presents 086.jpg|#86 — Supergirl DC Comics Presents 087.jpg|#87 — Superboy DC Comics Presents 088.jpg|#88 — The Creeper DC Comics Presents 089.jpg|#89 — Omega Men DC Comics Presents 090.jpg|#90 — Captain Atom DC Comics Presents 091.jpg|#91 — Captain Comet DC Comics Presents 092.jpg|#92 — Vigilante DC Comics Presents 093.jpg|#93 — Elastic Four DC Comics Presents 094.jpg|#94 — Harbinger DC Comics Presents 095.jpg|#95 — Hawkman DC Comics Presents 096.jpg|#96 — Blue Devil DC Comics Presents 097.jpg|#97 — Phantom Zone DC Comics Presents Annual 01.jpg|Annual #1 — Golden Age Superman DC Comics Presents Annual 02.jpg|Annual #2 — Superwoman DC Comics Presents Annual 03.jpg|Annual #3 — Shazam DC Comics Presents Annual 04.jpg|Annual #4 — Superwoman
- DC Comics Presents debuted with a July/August 1978 cover date and was edited by Julius Schwartz. The series was launched with a team-up of Superman and the Flash by writer Martin Pasko and artist José Luis García-López. The winner of the DC Comics Presents letter column name contest appeared in the Superman/Hawkman story in issue #11 (July 1979). The "Whatever Happened to...?" backup feature began in issue #25 (Sept. 1980) and would appear in most issues for the next two years until its last installment in issue #48 (Aug. 1982). Issue #26 included an insert introduction story to the then-upcoming New Teen Titans series by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez. Len Wein and Jim Starlin co-created the supervillain Mongul in issue #27 (Nov. 1980) as part of a three-issue storyline. Another insert in issue #41 previewed the "new direction" Wonder Woman. In issue #47, Superman traveled to Eternia and met the Masters of the Universe. Ambush Bug made his first appearance in issue #52 (Dec. 1982) and made additional appearances in issue #59 and #81. The Superman/Challengers of the Unknown tale in issue #84 was drawn by Jack Kirby and Alex Toth. The series also contained the Alan Moore Superman/Swamp Thing story "The Jungle Line" in DC Comics Presents #85 (Sept. 1985), pencilled by Rick Veitch and inked by Al Williamson. Issue #87 featured the first appearance and origin of the divergent Kal-El of the Earth Prime reality, who would become known as Superboy-Prime. The final issue is an exception to the team-up format, instead featuring Superman in an "Untold Tale" involving the Phantom Zone, by Steve Gerber, following up in his limited series of the same title. In 2004, the title DC Comics Presents was revived for eight one-shot issues, each a tribute to DC editor Julius Schwartz who had recently died. Each issue featured two stories based on a classic DC Comics cover of the past, reflecting Schwartz's frequent practice of commissioning a cover concept, then telling the writers to create a story around that cover. In July 2010, DC announced the launch of a new DC Comics Presents, a line of 100-page reprint issues reprinting stories that have not seen print since their original publication.
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