The New Titans: Fragments
by Libbylawrence and Doc Quantum 
In the aftermath of the Crisis on Infinite Earths the New Teen Titans were among those hit hardest of all, its members scattered far and wide. Thus Wonder Girl must lead a new team of Titans, formed from members old and new, on a seemingly routine mission, but the situation may prove more daunting than they could ever guess! Meanwhile, Nightwing has gone to Zandia in search of Raven, but will he find more than he bargained for? And as Speedy is reunited with an old flame and begins calling himself Arsenal, he little realizes that a new chapter in his life is about to begin! Long live the New Titans!
Crime Syndicate of America: The Forgotten Earth
by Libbylawrence, with Doc Quantum 
The Crime Syndicate, Alexander Luthor, and the entire world of Earth-Three died at the beginning of the Crisis on Infinite Earths — or did they? Luthor awakes to find that the antimatter universe has somehow absorbed the world of Earth-Three, but that’s the least of his worries when his power suit becomes depleted of energy. And when a new Lawless League attacks the world and aims to conquer it, will Luthor have to free the Crime Syndicate of America in order to stop one menace with another? Featuring the debut of Luthor’s psychic sister Lena Luthor and his android assistant Brainiac!
Tales of the Green Lantern Corps: Ch’p: Monk on a Mission
by Doc Quantum 
The furry, squirrel-like Ch’p of the Green Lantern Corps has been reunited with his onetime arch-enemy, Doctor U’bx, and as the only ones of their kind who remember each other any longer after the Crisis on Infinite Earths, they’ve become best friends! But what is Ch’p to think when U’bx disappears through a dimensional vortex?
Showcase: TNT and Dynamite: Explosive Personality
by Libbylawrence and Doc Quantum, partially adapted from Super Friends #12 by E. Nelson Bridwell and Ramona Fradon 
In his latest interview, Jimmy Olsen learns of the major threat that forced TNT and Dynamite — two of Earth-One’s early super-heroes — to live separate and far apart from each other in Atlantis and Kandor for so many years! But is that threat truly over? Also, don’t miss the incredible story of how Sargon the Sorcerer moved from Earth-Two to Earth-One!
Captain Comet’s Rehab Squad: In Search Of
by Libbylawrence 
While the Daily Planet’s Jimmy Olsen tries to track down a story about a long-forgotten hero, his quest takes him into an entirely different direction when he witnesses the kidnapping of Dolphin! As Captain Comet and the Rehab Squad get involved in a case that takes them all the way to Atlantis, will Dolphin finally learn her true origins? Meanwhile, Valor finally learns the truth about her own past! Guest starring Angel and the Ape and Dan the Dynamite!
DC Universe: The Rock of Eternity
by Immortalwildcat, Starsky Hutch 76, Libbylawrence, Doc Quantum, Martin Maenza and Earth Elemental 99 
At the end of the Crisis on Infinite Earths, the final remaining Earths became one. But the wizard Shazam wasn’t about to stand for that. But even as he separated the Earths into five and erected powerful barriers between them, it’s nearly a full-time job to keep them from being pierced by heroes and villains alike. Meanwhile, a gathering of some of the worst villains ever are making their own plans. Guest starring Captain Marvel and Earth-One’s John Constantine!
Captain Comet’s Rehab Squad: Suicide Mission
by Libbylawrence, with Doc Quantum
With the Justice League in shambles and the Teen Titans in fragments following the events of the Crisis on Infinite Earths, who can protect the world from extraordinary menaces? Captain Comet is tapped to lead just such a super-team, but with its membership comprising not only new and inexperienced heroes but also villains seeking rehabilitation, he’s got his work cut out for him! And as if a sinister plot to destroy Superman was not enough, Captain Comet’s Rehab Squad also uncovers a massive conspiracy to mind-control the world’s business leaders! Introducing Starman and the Crimson Fox, and guest starring Batman and the Outsiders!
Green Lantern: 1963: Redemption
by Doc Quantum, partially adapted from Justice League of America #22 by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky 
Twenty years ago, Green Lantern failed to save a child from being murdered for reasons that were unclear at the time. As time has passed, Alan Scott has begun to realize that the boy would have become a very important person if he’d lived. But although he’s completely unprepared to learn the strange connection between the Green Lantern of Earth-One and the boy he failed to save, will this fateful meeting help Alan find a sense of redemption, after all?