Supergirl: 1983: Emotional Rescue
by Libbylawrence 
Supergirl is alarmed to find that she can no longer control her emotions! Has the Maid of Steel gone crazy, or is someone behind her lack of control? More importantly, is he friend or foe?
Justice League of America: 1984: Crisis of the Kryptonite Criminals
by HarveyKent 
The Kryptonite Man and Ultraman of Earth-Three, two of Superman’s old foes, have that glowing green metal of kryptonite in common. But it’s not until Brainiac brilliantly puts them together that they are able to take on not only the Man of Steel but two other members of the Justice League of America!
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!
Justice Society of America: 1977: The Man from Atlantis
by Libbylawrence 
When an ancient Atlantean sorcerer seeks her help, Power Girl learns her true origins… or does she? The Justice Society of America is called upon to stop a deadly peril from being unleashed upon the world by seeking out twelve keys scattered across the world! But is the JSA being manipulated for evil ends? And can the team stop a mind-controlled Power Girl when she is transformed into the evil Nike?
Secret Origins: Tex Thomson: An American Tale
by Libbylawrence 
If you thought you knew the story of Tex Thomson, alias Mister America, alias the Americommando, you were wrong! Those are just three of the identities of this hero with many names!
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?
All-Star Squadron: 1942: Gender Gasp
by Libbylawrence 
When the alien empress known as Star Sapphire removes all adult male heroes from earth, it’s up to the mystery-women of the All-Star Squadron to save them by going on a quest back through time and to parallel worlds and alternate timelines! But what will these brave heroines do when Star Sapphire sends an entranced army of All-Star men against them? Starring Wonder Woman, Liberty Belle, Phantom Lady, Hawkgirl, Doll Girl, Rose Psychic, Doris Lee, and Inza Cramer!
All-Star Squadron: 1944: Crisis at the Cotillion
by Libbylawrence
When the Cheetah, Catwoman, and Nightshade team up to rob the Debutantes for Dollars Charity Ball, they don’t realize their dance cards will include Liberty Belle, Mister Terrific, Hawkgirl, Firebrand, and Green Arrow! Guest starring Dinah Drake, the future Black Canary!