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The Yogi Yahooeys, Scooby Doobies, and Really Rottens play baseball. Kind of.

Yes, it's the 6th Annual Flea Awards, when we honor the best and worst of the past year.

The Joker takes a crowbar to Jason Todd. About time somebody did.

Meet the Zodiac, a criminal cartel based on astrology!

Yes, it's Steel, the Indestructible Man. Who canceled?

The Owl is trying to steal Daredevil's brain, and it's up to Black Widow and Shanna the She-Devil to stop him.

One of the craziest books we're ever read. Flash takes down a convention of rogues, and then the Green Lantern meets Aaron Burr.

Thor and Spider-Man face the Mongoose!

The horror that is Bird-Brain.

Remember how fun the Flash Gordon movie was? Well, this comic is nothing like that at all!

The Alien movies had comic books. Who knew?

Killraven puts personal revenge over the greater good.

Spider-Man, Storm, and Power Man team up to teach some hard lessons about smoking.

Concrete goes to visit his dying mother, so not exactly a laugh riot.

Captain Atom, a government blackmail victim, chases Doctor Spectro, who is blackmailing the government.

Someone is out to kill Green Arrow for inheriting a friend's fortune.

The X-Men, the Avengers, and the Soviet Super Soldiers have a triple-threat match for Magneto.

Two-Face learns he has a daughter. Oh, and he tries to blow up Gotham City and New York.

Thundercats, Thundercats, Thundercats, hooooooooo!

Yes, it's Wonder Man, the newest Disney+ star! And, wow, is he terrible.

Clones o' plenty.

Superboy visits an Earth without Christmas, plus a Dial H for Hero backstory. Dial S for Suck.

Celebrate Christmas with Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man... or don't. This issue stinks.

An aging movie stars gets the power to transform into any of his former characters.

Aquaman fights the Fisherman!

Iron Man vs. the Mandarin. And at stake? Workers' rights!

Dagger has a night on the town with the Black Cat, and then Doctor Strange loses an eye.

Nick Fury discovers a conspiracy within SHIELD.

Yes, it's Checkmate, the DC answer to SHIELD, with a Hellfire Club twist.

We close out Shocktober in style with Hot Stuff, the hottest devil in town!

Shocktober continues with Ghosts, a horror anthology that does the impossible: It makes me hate a story about a monkey.

Shocktober continues with this spooky horror anthology from Charlton Comics.

To kick off Shocktober, we whipped out our Giant Size Man-Thing.

Ghost Rider must save Karen Page from the Trapster.

Warlock vs. Richard Simmons... I mean the Magus.

Juan Epstein's practical jokes are causing problems for Mr. Kotter and the Sweathogs.

The Legend of Wonder Woman is a Golden Age tale without any of the charm or pizzazz of the Golden Age. We also learn more about the Comics Code Authority!

This week, we venture back into Marvel's New Universe with Nightmask, a "superhero" who enters people's dreams to help them deal with trauma. Yeah, it's as lame as it sounds.

The Green Goblin is back! And the Comics Code Authority refused to approve this book because of Peter Parker's swinging 70s wardrobe.

Superman fights the Phantom Quarterback!

This obscure anthology features Bucky O'Hare and a bunch of weird stuff. Blame Jank.

Reed Richards regains his stretching powers just in time to fight the Red Ghost.

This one features lots of monkeys!

Meet Mister X, a creative masterstroke from Vortex Comics.

Hawkeye vs. Abomination (kind of), and Yellowjacket (Rita DeMara) vs. the Fixer. Oh, plus guest appearances by Wasp and Black Knight, the latter of whom provides one of the greatest quotes in the history of quotes.

Not the Champions you think. This is the Champions from Eclipse Comics, which was based on a role-playing game. And it is some, wild, wild stuff.

Ikarus is apparently a professional wrestler! Who knew? Plus, Thena becomes the prime Eternal and Sersi makes a fish sweat.

Guy Gardner is the new Green Lantern. His first mission? Getting beaten up by some shark dude named Karshon.

The Huk vs. Sandman!

In the final instalment of Batman: Year Two, Batman drives a woman to celibacy.