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Silver Age 80-Page Giant (2000)

Silver Age 80-Page Giant #1

DC Comics · July 2000

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About this issue

Writer
E. Nelson Bridwell and Mark Waid
Penciller
Eduardo Barreto, Pete Costanza, Ty Templeton, and Wayne Boring
Inker
Eduardo Barreto, Pete Costanza, Ty Templeton, and Wayne Boring
Colorist
Carla Feeny and Glenn Whitmore
Letterer
Kurt Hathaway and Ty Templeton
Cover
Alan Davis, Lee Loughridge, and Mark Farmer
Editor
Dan Raspler
Associate Editor
Tony Bedard
Characters
Adam Strange, Agamemno, Alfred Pennyworth, Aquaman, Atom (Palmer), Batman, Black Canary, Black Manta, Blackhawk, Catwoman, Chief, Chronos (Clinton), Deadman, Dick Grayson, Doctor Alchemy (Desmond), Doctor Light (Arthur Light), Donna Troy, Elasti-Girl, Felix Faust, Garth, Green Arrow, Hal Jordan, Hippolyta, James Gordon, Jimmy Olsen, Lex Luthor, Mad Hatter (DC), Martian Manhunter, Mento, and Metamorpho
Teams
Doom Patrol, Seven Soldiers of Victory, and Teen Titans
Cover date
July 2000
On sale
31 May 2000
Cover price
$5.95
UPC
76194122239400111
Pages
84
Rating
CCA

Even thirty-six superheroes may not be enough to save the day in this mammoth one-shot! In the 50-page(!) lead story, a nasty betrayal leaves a veritable army of heroes helpless. Can seven all-new, never-before-seen Silver Age champions turn the tide? Rounding out the special are all-new backup features and faux "reprints" from the era.