The Infinite Crisis has ended; the world mourns the passing of Superboy. But where are Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman?

1993 DC Crossover consisting of 8 parts spanning 4 different titles.

The villain Monarch gains the power to manipulate time and becomes Extant. He and his mysterious boss try to recreate the universe by eating away at time itself. The heroes of the DC Universe, including alternate and past versions of themselves, must stop Extant and restart time.

Deadpool is through with assassin jobs, being a hero, and more importantly, he wants OUT of life! When Deadpool finds a serum that is able to cancel his healing factor abilities; he is going to do whatever it takes to get his hands on that serum and finally die.

Deadpool’s latest job has gotten him into a world of trouble. Everyone wants a piece of him -- and for a crime he didn’t commit!

Deadpool first goes throughout his Universe to kill and free its enhabitants from the world of fiction. He then kills characters from classic literature to prevent the ideas of the Marvel characters from even starting. He then travels through the Multiverse to kill alternate versions of himself.

Deadpool, Wolverine and Captain America all have to face a haunting part of Deadpool's past.

Deadpool unleashes his most insane plan yet: a full-on assault against Norman Osborn! As Deadpool storms his way to the top of Avengers Tower, Osborn is forced to pull out all the stops to save his own skin — and that means deploying the brand new Thunderbolts!

Deathblow discovers his superpowers just in time for the end of the world.

This is a two issue story arc in the 1991 volume of Deathlok. The arc revolves around a team-up between Deathlok and The Punisher.

Someone is capturing all the cyborgs of the Marvel Universe and it's up to a small band of heroes to face the threat of Mechadoom.

In this event, Jim Starlin uses a God-Killer, as it is Jim Starlin's pleasure to kill off the New Gods that Jack Kirby created.

Deathstroke and Batman are set on a collision course after someone plants test results suggesting Slade is Damian's father.

Deathstroke, Earth's deadliest bounty hunter, is about to meet his match, Lobo, the deadliest predator in the universe.

Deathstroke has been implicated in a presidential assassination attempt, making him a wanted man. Meanwhile, a mysterious assailant (The Ravager) murders Slade's friends and kidnaps Rose Worth - Slade's love child.

The Defenders reform to battle a great threat

The world has ended and the daemonite Lord Defile is ready to take over the remains, unless competition arrives from his own home.

A mob of Joker impostors terrorize Gotham City and a mob of Batman impostors rise to stop them. Can Gotham survive this war?

Batman is accused of killing Talia by shooting her in the back. In his hunt for the truth; he encounters her father, Ra's Al Ghul, who claims to be behind it all and not only frames The Dark Knight for her murder, but his as well. He also runs afoul of The Creeper and Sterling Silversmith before resolving the mystery of the smoking gun.

Pre-dating Knightfall by a few years, this 3-issue arc appeared in Detective Comics 598-600.

Batman discovers a black adoption ring after the death of 6 pregnant teens. Bruce Wayne is forced to deal with a wayward teen very close to the Gotham Underground

Batwoman fights the mysterious Alice

Evolution is a story about a war between 5 mobs in Gotham City and the introduction of a new drug that offers immortality.

John Layman's final arc on Detective Comics where Gotham is a bright and shiny place.

A Tie-in to Batman RIP

Batman teams up with Alan Scott

Commissioner James Gordon has dealt with a lot of cases over the years while part of the Gotham Police Department, but one case he has been repressing for years rears its ugly head again when his estranged son, James Jr. comes back to town.

There's no place like Gotham City, an entity in itself that twists and contorts the lives of those who try so desperately to protect it. Both Dick Grayson and Commissioner Gordon must try to stay focused as Gotham tests their moral fibers.

Four issue story arc that ran in Detective Comics 604, 605, 606 and 607.