"Panic In The Sky!" is an eight part crossover story that was published in four Superman titles. The title is borrowed from a 1950s television episode in the "Adventures of Superman" series starring George Reeves. Brainiac takes control over Warworld and attempts to take over Earth.

Doomsday is back and wreaking havoc in this 6-part event where he seeks to destroy those who rose to the occasion after Superman's apparent death, years ago.

After a mysterious menssage apparentely sent by hisfather Jor-El, Superman and Lois Lane travel through time and space back to planet Krypton, to discover what they believed a cold and steril land to be a colorful fantastic place.

Superman goes with his father back to Krypton to save his mother Lara from the Holy Order of Raom and discover the mystery of his origin.

Superman is mind controlled by Maxwell Lord into seeing his closest friends as his greatest enemies, and Wonder Woman must stop him

Mr. Majestic's adventures in the DC Universe.

The first appearance of Matrix after the death of Supergirl in the Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline.

Superman faces off with Atlas, lost god of myth.

Superman is affected by the Eradicator he brought back from space, becoming more Kryptonian in character and forgetting his connection with Earth and her people.

When Conduit strikes at his friends and family, Superman finds himself unable to retain his Clark Kent identity.

Dominus wants to become into a divinity. He needs to kill to Kismet.

Leads into the return of Superman following his death at the hands of Doomsday.

The Third Kryptonian storyline.

A Superman time travel story

Lois Lane discovers Clark Kent's secret, leaving Superman without a secret identity.

Following the Last Stand of New Krypton, Zod declares war against Earth and forces Superman to fight for his adopted home and against his own people. This war is also called "The Hundred Minute War".

When Superman's secret identity is exposed, he must faces his greatest foes in his "final" battle!

Following Codename:Patriot, humanity turns against Kryptonians and General Lane is declared a national hero.

Following up the events of New Krypton, the ban of all Kryptonians, and the rise of Zod, Superman faces his greatest challenge.

With Superman away on New Krypton, heroes both new and old alike attempt to fill the void left by the Man of Steel.

Dr. Doom briefly reigns supreme over the world by use of an undetectable neuro-gas that places anyone who inhales it under his mental control.

Supreme loses his powers, and accepts a foe's offer to restore them. The foe drives him mad, and Supreme winds up fighting Union, Spawn, Stormwatch and Pitt.

Storyline that ran through Saga of the Swamp Thing (Later Swamp Thing) from issues #37 to #50.

First story arc of the 2004 Swamp Thing series.

Story Arc in Swamp Thing vol.3 describing Tefe's trip to New York City and what happened there.

A storyline in Swamp Thing vol. 3 describing Tefe Holland's struggling between her plant sides wanting to punish humans for damaging the environment and her human pity for them.

To free the tormented soul of a dead writer, the earth elemental Swamp Thing must travel throught the unfinished tales inside her book which describes alternate worlds and complete them. Following the stories through the Mississippi river, Swamp Thing will discover the real purpose of this travel and which are the intentions of the power behind the writer's dilemma, the powerful Parlament of waves, the water elementals?

Following the events of the In Captivity arc, Gus, Wendy and Bobby still remain in the hands of Abbot. Meanwhile Jeppard, Lucy and Becky create an uneasy alliance with the Animal Armies (lead by Glebhelm) in order to lay siege to the militia camp.

On their journey to Alaska, the group come across a fortified dam, occupied by a man called Walter Fish. Tensions are raised when members of the group disagree on whether to stay with Walter or continue their journey to Alaska.

This arc simultaneously explores two characters who are being held captive. Gus, is being literally held captive at the militia camp, where he's subject to Dr Singh's medical experiments. Meanwhile, Jeppard is figuratively held captive by his past, where tragic circumstances led to him handing over Gus to Abbot.

The first arc of Jeff Lemire's Sweet Tooth! After leaving his home in the woods and emerging for the first time into the post-apocalyptic landscape that is the world, Gus travels with 'Big Man' Jeppard in the hopes of reaching the sanctuary of the Preserve.

This three part arc tells the story of Captain James Thacker and his expedition in Alaska, set in the early 20th century.