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DC Comics Chronology - Post-Crisis Pack 39
featuring DC titles published between October 1991 and November 1991
While War of the Gods rages on, Armageddon 2001 finally comes to an end, and Monarch\'s identity is (controversially) revealed. (For those who don\'t know, it was supposed to be Captain Atom... but once that news leaked early, DC changed gears. Of course, it appears that Captain Atom finally did become Monarch in Countdown, but hey.) It was immediately followed by the four-issue sort-of sequel, Armageddon: The Alien Agenda.
Dan Vado and Norman Felchle\'s six-issue prestige format mini-series The Griffin arrives, as does John Byrne\'s four-issue prestige OMAC: One-Man Army Corps and Black Canary\'s first solo series, which ran four issues.
One cancellation: Spelljammer succumbed to low sales with issue #15.
As always, deepest thanks to the original scanners and uploaders, without whom I\'d not have been able to compile the material.
Special thanks to comick9, who was of great help unearthing hard-to-find scans.
DC Comics Chronology - Post-Crisis Pack 39
featuring DC titles published between October 1991 and November 1991
While War of the Gods rages on, Armageddon 2001 finally comes to an end, and Monarch\'s identity is (controversially) revealed. (For those who don\'t know, it was supposed to be Captain Atom... but once that news leaked early, DC changed gears. Of course, it appears that Captain Atom finally did become Monarch in Countdown, but hey.) It was immediately followed by the four-issue sort-of sequel, Armageddon: The Alien Agenda.
Dan Vado and Norman Felchle\'s six-issue prestige format mini-series The Griffin arrives, as does John Byrne\'s four-issue prestige OMAC: One-Man Army Corps and Black Canary\'s first solo series, which ran four issues.
One cancellation: Spelljammer succumbed to low sales with issue #15.
As always, deepest thanks to the original scanners and uploaders, without whom I\'d not have been able to compile the material.
Special thanks to comick9, who was of great help unearthing hard-to-find scans.