"Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" Quest for Hope
"Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" Sinestro's Law
"Harbinger/Bloodshot" Harbinger Wars
This April, the children are our future. HARBINGER WARS is coming!
"Harley Quinn" Angry Bird
"Harley Quinn" Joker Loves Harley
"Harley Quinn" No Good Deed
Harley Quinn learns that even when trying to be a good person bad things can still happen.
"Harley Quinn" Preludes and Knock-Knock Jokes
Harley's "puddin" the Joker has betrayed her for the last time. Now she's out on her own with her own gang. From joining forces with Two-face to taking on the Riddle, Harley's on her way becoming a crime boss which the likes of Gotham has never seen
"Hasbro" First Strike
When Baron Ironblood and the Red Shadows seek to destroy Cybertron the Joe team has to travel to Cybertron to stop them.
"Hasbro" Road to Revolution
"Hawkman" Cataclysm
"Hawkman" Hawks Eternal
"Hawkman" The Shadow War of the Hawkman
The attempted invasion of Earth by Thanagarians, thwarted by Hawkman and Hawkwoman.
"Hellblazer" Another Season in Hell
Story arc that run in Hellblazer.
"Hellblazer" Bloody Carnations
I will always be in a club with you in 1979? Yep, Epiphany's back in 1979 and John needs to get back there to save her...so he can know if she said yes or not to his proposal of marriage.
"Hellblazer" Critical Mass
Paul Jenkin's first arc in the Hellblazer series where he really kicked off his run, bringing back old plot threads and making new ones.
"Hellblazer" Dangerous Habits
Diagnosed with lung cancer, John Constantine is willing to do anything it takes in order to survive.
"Hellblazer" Death and Cigarettes
The last arc of Hellblazer.
"Hellblazer" Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Go
Hellblazer arc during Mike Carey's run.
"Hellblazer" Fear and Loathing
Hellblazer story arc.
"Hellblazer" Hooked
Hellblazer story arc.
"Hellblazer" How to Play with Fire
Paul Jenkin's final arc on Hellblazer.
"Hellblazer" India
Hellblazer story arc.
"Hellblazer" Phantom Pains
Hellblazer story arc.
"Hellblazer" Royal Blood
Hellblazer story arc by Garth Ennis.
"Hellblazer" Sectioned
Shade the Changing Man brings Madness to the life of John Constantine once again.
"Hellblazer" Staring at the Wall
Hellblazer story arc.
"Hellblazer" The Curse of the Constantines
Constantine goes investigate stranger murders in Ireland and finds some lost relatives that are linked to the case.
"Hellblazer" The Devil's Trench Coat
Hellblazer story arc.
"Hellblazer" The Fear Machine
John Constantine joins a hippie commune and meets a psychic little girl named Mercury. She is kidnapped and used by a sinister group who use her psychic abilities to concentrate fear.
"Hellboy" The Wolves of Saint August
Originally published as a four-part black-and-white serialization in Dark Horse Presents, when later collected it was slightly expanded and colored.
"He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" The Blood of Grayskull
"He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" What Lies Within
"Heroes for Hire/Quicksilver" The Siege of Wundagore
Knights of Wundagore are fighting Acolytes to win back the Wundagore Mountain.
"Heroes Reborn" America's Mightiest Heroes
"Hostess" Aquaman
A series of Hostess comic advertisements hosted by Aquaman.
"Hostess" Batgirl
A set of two oft-reprinted advertisement comics starring Batgirl.
"Hostess" Batman
By far the biggest DC star of the Hostess comic advertisements in the Bronze Age, especially when combined with strips featuring secondary Batman characters.
"Hostess" Captain America
A number of Captain America-hosted Hostess ads in one-page comic form.
"Hostess" Captain Marvel
A handful of Hostess advertisements in comic form that were reprinted in many comics of the time.
"Hostess" Daredevil
The one-page comic advertisements from Hostess that featured Daredevil.
"Hostess" Green Lantern
A series of frequently-reprinted one-page comic advertisements starring the Green Lantern.
"Hostess" Harvey Cartoons
A great many comic ads featuring the characters of Harvey, particularly Wendy, Hot Stuff, Sad Sack, Spooky and Richie Rich.
"Hostess" Iron Man
Series of one-page comic advertisements starring Iron Man in the Bronze Age.
"Hostess" Joker
A series of one-page comic advertisments featuring the Joker that were reprinted in many comics of the era.
"Hostess" Spider-Man
The biggest star of Hostess comic advertisements during their era was Spider-Man.
"Hostess" The Hulk
Hulk was one of the more frequent superhero stars of Hostess comic advertisements.
"Hostess" The Penguin
A series of two one-page comic advertisements that were reprinted in many comics of the time.
"Hostess" Thor
Thor hosted a few of the Hostess one-page comics in the Bronze Age.
