List of Stories and Credits
| Issue # | Featured Character - "Story Title" | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Atlas The Great" | Edited, written & drawn by Jack Kirby, inks & lettering by D. Bruce Berry |
| 2 | The Green Team: Boy Millionaires | Joe Simon & Jerry Grandenetti |
| 3 | Metamorpho, The Element Man: "The Freak And The Billion-Dollar Phantom." | Written by Bob Haney, art by Ramona Fradon |
| 4 | Lady Cop: "Poisoned Love" | Written by Robert Kanigher, art by John Rosenberger & Vince Colletta |
| 5 | Manhunter | Edited, written & drawn by Jack Kirby, inks & Lettering by D Bruce Berry |
| 6 | Dingbats of Danger Street | Work by Jack Kirby, inks by Mike Royer |
| 7 | The Creeper: "Menace of The Human Fire-Fly." | Script by Michael Fleisher, art by Steve Ditko & Mike Royer, edited by Joe Orlando |
| 8 | The Warlord: "Land of Fear" | Written and illustrated by Mike Grell, edited by Joe Orlando |
| 9 | Doctor Fate: "Mummy That Time Forgot" | Written by Martin Pasko, art by Walt Simonson, edited by Gerry Conway |
| 10 | Outsiders: "Us...The Outsiders." | Joe Simon, Jerry Grandenetti & Creig Flessel |
| 11 | Codename: Assassin | Written by Gerry Conway & Steve Skeates, art by The Redondo Studio, inks by Al Milgrom |
| 12 | Starman | Written and edited by Gerry Conway, art by Mike Vosburg & Mike Royer |
| 13 | New Gods: "Lest Night Fall Forever." | Plot and editing by Gerry Conway, script by Denny O'Neil, art by Mike Vosburg |
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