Lists the contents of this issue along with the publication data.

• Genre:science fiction; adventure

Reprints (2)

• from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #159 (August 1978) [0.25 page copy of unpublished cover of Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth (DC, 1972 series) #60]
which is reprinted
• from Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #462 (March-April 1979) [0.25 page black and white copy of story page 1 that was an unpublished cover for All-Star Comics (DC, 1976 series) #75]
• in The Kamandi Challenge Special (DC, 2017 series) #1 (March 2017)

Cover intended for unpublished Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth (DC, 1972 series) #60. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

• Genre:science fiction; adventure
• Job Number:J-5402

Synopsis:

Kamandi enters the vortex and is told about the multiverse and is given the opportunity to leave behind the World After Disaster for another, happier timeline. Meanwhile, his friends try to harness the energy of the mutants to help Pyra return to her home. Kamandi decides to return home to help his own timeline recover, but before he can, he is grabbed by Brute and Glob, who mistake him for Jed.

Reprints (1)

• in The Kamandi Challenge Special (DC, 2017 series) #1 (March 2017)

Kamandi sees Legion headquarters and identifies it as belonging to Karate Kid's timeline. Story intended for unpublished Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth (DC, 1972 series) #60. Missing logo, blurb, and indicia from first page.

• Job Number:L-138

Letters page intended for unpublished Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth (DC, 1972 series) #60.

• Genre:science fiction
• Job Number:J-5230

Synopsis:

Quair Tox tells OMAC that scientists from a highly advanced race on the planet Vision were behind the creation of OMAC. One of their greatest minds foresaw that the corporate powers of Earth will fight a civil war that will result in the destruction of mankind and the scientific alien race of Vision has created OMAC as humanity's last hope. But OMAC seemingly turns his back on the human race and surrenders to the authorities.

Reprints (1)

• in Warlord (DC, 1976 series) #37 (September 1980)
which is reprinted
• in Countdown Special: OMAC (DC, 2008 series) #1 (April 2008)

Story originally intended for unpublished Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth (DC, 1972 series) #60. There are no credits on this printing; credits taken from Warlord printing.

• Genre:science fiction; adventure
• Job Number:J-5507

Synopsis:

Brute and Glob bring Kamandi to The Dream Dome where Kamandi accuses Sandman of being a fairy tale told to children, like Santa Claus. After Sandman relates to Kamandi his own adventure with Santa Claus, Kamandi senses that he already knew this story and Sandman reveals that his companion Jed is actually Kamandi in a different timeline. Then, Sandman helps Kamandi return to his home and helps him harness the energy beast created by Ben Boxer and the other mutants.

Reprints (1)

• in The Kamandi Challenge Special (DC, 2017 series) #1 (March 2017)

Story intended for unpublished Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth (DC, 1972 series) #61. Framing sequence for the following story.

• Genre:superhero; fantasy-supernatural
• Job Number:J-4080

Synopsis:

In order to get a donation from Titus Gotrox, Jed must prove that Santa exists. So Jed and Sandman head to the North Pole where they find that Santa has been kidnapped by the Seal Men who are angry at Santa for delivering inappropriate gifts. Sandman and Jed help clear up the mistake and free Santa. But when they return to the North Pole, they find that they have been followed by Titus' nephew, who doesn't want to lose any of his inheritance. Sandman puts him to sleep and Santa delivers him to Titus who asks to join Santa, Sandman, and Jed in delivering presents to children all over the world.

Reprints (2)

• in The Best of DC (DC, 1979 series) #22 (March 1982)
which is reprinted
• in The Jack Kirby Omnibus (DC, 2011 series) #2 ([July] 2013)
• in DC Universe: The Bronze Age Omnibus by Jack Kirby (DC, 2019 series) ([September] 2019)
• in Sandman e Outras Histórias: Lendas do Universo DC (Panini Brasil, 2021 series) (abril 2021)
• in The Kamandi Challenge Special (DC, 2017 series) #1 (March 2017)

Story originally intended for unpublished Sandman (DC, 1974 series) #7. Story published in Best of DC, The (DC, 1979 series) #22 (March 1982). Incorporated between second and third pages of the framing sequence, as intended to be used in the unpublished Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth (DC, 1972 series) #61

• Genre:adventure; humor

Reprints (1)

• in Prez: The First Teen President (DC, 2016 series) ([August] 2016)

Cover intended for unpublished Prez (DC, 1973 series) #5. Missing all trade elements except logo.

• Genre:adventure; humor

Synopsis:

When bugs invade the White House, Prez calls on Clyde Piper to draw them away, but refuses to pay his ridiculous fee. A month later Prez faces a Senate committee concerned with electronic surveillance bugs while the traditional Easter Egg festivities go on at the White House. Clyde Piper invades the party and walks off with the children. Curlyman and Balderman come to Prez and admit that they set loose the insects on the White House, with attached recording devices, so now they have Clyde Piper's lair bugged and Prez and Eagle Free can track down the exterminator before he drowns the children.

Reprints (1)

• in Prez: The First Teen President (DC, 2016 series) ([August] 2016)

Story intended for unpublished Prez (DC, 1973 series) #5. Story stamped "WRITTEN OFF 11-30-77" and "N.P.P. INVTY 11-30-74."

• Genre:science fiction; superhero; fantasy-supernatural
• Job Number:C-772

• The Odd Man [Clay Stoner]
• Shade, the Changing Man [Rac Shade]

Reprints (1)

• in The Steve Ditko Omnibus (DC, 2011 series) #1 ([October] 2011)

Cover intended for unpublished Shade, the Changing Man (DC, 1977 series) #9. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

• Genre:science fiction; fantasy-supernatural; superhero
• Job Number:J-5306

Synopsis:

Shade heads for the Earth-Zone in order to capture Dr. Z. Z. and secure a pardon, but he is caught in the Zero-Zone when he stumbles across a band of Klugs. Shade is taken captive with Xexlo, and the two enemies temporarily ally so that Xexlo can regain his power and Shade can reach the Earth-Zone.

Reprints (1)

• in The Steve Ditko Omnibus (DC, 2011 series) #1 ([October] 2011)

Story intended for unpublished Shade, the Changing Man (DC, 1977 series) #9.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:J-5301

• The Odd Man [Clay Stoner]

  (first appearance)

Synopsis:

Investigating jewel thefts, the Odd Man encounters a man dressed as a Pharaoh who mummifies his victims in some sort of plastic. He discovers all the stolen gems are Nile stones, and begins to suspect the administrator of the Egyptian wing of the museum and her companion. When Odd Man breaks into the administrator's home, she and the Pharaoh get the drop on him and seal him in a sarcophagus. But the Odd Man had prepared for that special plastic the Pharaoh uses and escapes his tomb and defeats the faux Egyptians.

Reprints (2)

• in Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #487 (December 1979-January 1980)
• in The Steve Ditko Omnibus (DC, 2011 series) #1 ([October] 2011)

Story originally intended for unpublished Shade, the Changing Man (DC, 1977 series) #9.

Steve Ditko developed the story and drew the pages, then Jack C. Harris wrote the dialog (Harris 2023, 25).
___________
Reference:

Harris, Jack C. 2023. Working with Ditko. Raleigh, NC: TwoMorrows.

• Genre:superhero

Reprints (2)

• from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #158 (July 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy of unpublished cover]
which is reprinted
• from Army at War (DC, 1978 series) #1 (October-November 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy]
• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #159 (October 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy]
• from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #158 (July 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy of unpublished cover]
which is reprinted
• from DC Special Series (DC, 1977 series) #15 - Batman Spectacular (Summer 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy]
• from The Batman Family (DC, 1975 series) #20 (October-November 1978) [0.5 page black and white copy of complete wraparound cover]

Cover intended for unpublished Showcase (DC, 1977 series) #105. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:J-5343

Synopsis:

Deadman is summoned to a seance at a psi-lab where four people are trying to raise the spirit of Boston Brand, whom they believe has been sabotaging their experiments. Deadman suspects that one of the four, Annabelle, is actually subconciously causing the accidents. Deadman enters her mind, but finds another consciousness present. Their battle in Annabelle's mind sends her into a coma. Deadman finds that another of the group, Conrad Cabel, also possessed psychic powers. Deadman returns to Annabelle's mind to release her from Cabel's control and use her powers, with her help, to defeat Cabel.

Reprints (2)

• in Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #464 (July-August 1979)
which is reprinted
• in Etranges Aventures (Arédit-Artima, 1966 series) #77 (novembre 1982) [N&B [B&W]]
• in Deadman (DC, 2011 series) #4 ([March] 2014)
• in Deadman Omnibus (DC, 2020 series) (2020 [February 2021])
• in Edição Extra de O Demolidor [Justiceiros das Sombras] (Editora Brasil-América [EBAL], 1982 series) (fevereiro de 1982)

Story originally intended for unpublished Showcase (DC, 1977 series) #105.

• Job Number:L-117

Letters page intended for unpublished Showcase (DC, 1977 series) #105.

• Genre:superhero

Reprints (1)

• in The Creeper by Steve Ditko (DC, 2010 series) ([May] 2010)

Cover intended for unpublished Showcase (DC, 1977 series) #106. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

Letters credit from http://kleinletters.com/.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:J-5391

Synopsis:

Former weatherman Al Whetly returns to Gotham City's Cosmic TV station as Dr. Storme to take revenge on Sunny Daze, whom he blames for the loss of his job. Dr. Storme's powers trigger Jack Ryder's transformation into the Creeper, and Storme flees, panicked at the sight of the Creeper. Storme returns a second time, but this time Jack, Sam, and Fran realize who Storme must be and plot to lure him out by disguising Fran as Sunny. During Storme's third attack, the Creeper gets close enough to the villain to cause a feedback loop which puts an end to Dr. Storme.

Reprints (1)

• in The Creeper by Steve Ditko (DC, 2010 series) ([May] 2010)

Story intended for unpublished Showcase (DC, 1977 series) #106. There is no logo on the first page.

• Genre:superhero

Cover intended for unpublished Steel, the Indestructible Man (DC, 1978 series) #6. Includes no trade elements.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

After promising Dr. Giles he would break off his involvement with Gloria, Steel goes to London as Major Morton's aide. There, he stops an assassination attempt on Winston Churchill, then joins a mission to capture Adolf Hitler when he visits a concentration camp. But the Brits and Steel are shot down over Poland and captured once they reach the ground. Steel wakens in the very camp he sought and there learns of its horrors. When the Germans plan to experiment on him to create their own super-soldiers, Steel frees himself until he faces the barrel of a gun, just as Hitler arrives.

Reprints (2)

• in All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #8 (April 1982)
which is reprinted
• in L'Escadron des Etoiles (Arédit-Artima, 1982 series) #4 - La grande conspiration (mars 1983)
• in Showcase Presents: All-Star Squadron (DC, 2012 series) #1 ([June] 2012)
• in All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #9 (May 1982)
which is reprinted
• in L'Escadron des Etoiles (Arédit-Artima, 1982 series) #5 - L'odyssée de Steel (juin 1983) [-4 pages]
• in Showcase Presents: All-Star Squadron (DC, 2012 series) #1 ([June] 2012)

Joe Giella is credited as inker, but Frank Chiaramonte is the actual inker of the story.

Story originally intended for unpublished Steel, the Indestructible Man (DC, 1978 series) #6. Much of this story incorporated into All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #8 (April 1982) and #9 (May 1982) (though entirely re-inked, re-lettered, and partially re-written and re-drawn).

• Genre:superhero

Reprints (1)

• in The Secret Society of Super-Villains (DC, 2011 series) #2 ([July] 2012)

Cover intended for unpublished Secret Society of Super-Villains (DC, 1976 series) #16. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:J-5185

Synopsis:

Silver Ghost hires the Secret Society to take out the Freedom Fighters, provided they recruit Killer Moth, Sizematic, and Quakemaster. Soon after, the Freedom Fighters, who are currently spending time at Kane's Kolossal Karnival, receive news that the Silver Ghost has been spotted at four locations across the country. The Freedom Fighters split up to check out the tip. Meanwhile, the members of the Secret Society of Super-Villains operating on Earth-2 continue to target the JSA, this time going after Mr. Terrific.

Reprints (1)

• in The Secret Society of Super-Villains (DC, 2011 series) #2 ([July] 2012)

Includes retelling of Mr. Terrific's origin. Story intended for unpublished Secret Society of Super-Villains (DC, 1976 series) #16. Missing logo and indicia from first page.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

Pairs of the SSoSV separately take out Uncle Sam & Doll Man and Black Condor & Phantom Lady. But after Killer Moth subdues the Human Bomb, the Silver Ghost unmasks before a shocked Firebrand.

Reprints (1)

• in The Secret Society of Super-Villains (DC, 2011 series) #2 ([July] 2012)

Includes retelling of Human Bomb's origin. Story intended for unpublished Secret Society of Super-Villains (DC, 1976 series) #17. Missing logo and indicia from first page. Only pages 1-3 and 5 partially inked. Ends with lead-in to back-up story (not included).

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:C-840

• Vixen [Mari McCabe]

Cover intended for unpublished Vixen #1. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

Letters credit from http://kleinletters.com/.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:J-5261

• Vixen [Mari McCabe]

  (first appearance)

Synopsis:

When the new president of D'Mulla, C'Tanga Manitoba, makes a visit to New York City, long-repressed memories come back to fashion model and entrepreneur Mari McCabe. She realizes that Manitoba killed her father soon after he gave her a necklace. She finds that the necklace gives her the abilities of the lion, fox, and antelope and uses these powers to find Manitoba, whom she discovers has come to New York to eliminate the one man who could hinder his rise to power, Rev. Peak. Mari saves Rev. Peak from Manitoba and when the newspaper calls the new superhero the Vixen, Mari accepts the name.

Story intended for unpublished Vixen #1. Dialogue for final story page not yet lettered; script included as additional page. Character eventually officially debuts in Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #521 (July 1981).

• Genre:war
• Job Number:C-842

Reprints (1)

• in Sgt. Rock (DC, 1977 series) #384 [Direct] (January 1984)

Cover intended for unpublished Army at War (DC, 1978 series) #2.

• Genre:war

Reprints (1)

• in DC Special Blue Ribbon Digest (DC, 1980 series) #18 (February 1982)

Cover originally intended for unpublished Battle Classics (DC, 1978 series) #3. Cover published as a pinup in DC Special Blue Ribbon Digest (DC, 1980 series) #18 (February 1982).

• Genre:superhero

Reprints (1)

• from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #158 (July 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy of unpublished cover]
which is reprinted
• from Army at War (DC, 1978 series) #1 (October-November 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy]
• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #159 (October 1978) [0.25 page black and white copy]

Cover intended for unpublished Demand Classics #1. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

• Genre:superhero

Cover intended for unpublished Demand Classics #2. Includes no trade elements.

• Genre:superhero; detective-mystery; fantasy-supernatural

Cover intended for unpublished Dynamic Classics #2. Includes no trade elements.

• Genre:superhero

Reprints (1)

• in Mister Miracle by Steve Englehart and Steve Gerber (DC, 2020 series) ([May] 2020)

Cover intended for unpublished Mister Miracle (DC, 1971 series) #26. Includes no trade elements.

• Genre:superhero; fantasy-supernatural

Cover intended for unpublished Ragman (DC, 1976 series) #6. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box.

• Genre:horror-suspense

Reprints (1)

• in Secrets of Haunted House (DC, 1975 series) #20 (January 1980)
which is reprinted
• in L'Insolite (Arédit-Artima, 1977 series) #21 (octobre 1981) [Image inversée [Mirrored image]]

Cover originally intended for Weird Mystery Tales (DC, 1972 series) #25. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box. Published as cover of Secrets of Haunted House (DC, 1975 series) #20 (January 1980).

• Genre:horror-suspense

Reprints (1)

• in House of Mystery (DC, 1951 series) #265 (February 1979)
which is reprinted
• in Horror (BSV - Williams, 1972 series) #114
• in Weird Mystery Tales Album (K. G. Murray, 1978 series) #9

Cover originally intended for Weird Mystery Tales (DC, 1972 series) #26. Includes no trade elements. Published as cover of House of Mystery (DC, 1951 series) #265 (February 1979).

• Genre:western-frontier
• Job Number:C-813

Cover intended for unpublished Western Classics #1. Complete with all trade elements except UPC box. Logo design credit from Todd Klein.

• Genre:western-frontier

Cover intended for unpublished Western Classics #2. Includes no trade elements.