Books by Jack Miller

Aquaman: A Celebration of 75 Years

by Geoff Johns

(102 reviews)

CELEBRATE 75 YEARS OF THE KING OF ATLANTIS! Though often overshadowed or overlooked, Aquaman is among the greatest and most enduring characters in the DC Universe. The King of Atlantis is one of the few Golden Age... See More

Born to be Free

by Jack Miller

(1 review)

Jack Miller's Born to Be Free examines the beauty and power of the American principles that our founding fathers gave us and the lack of knowledge about them in today's society. With a preface by distinguished professor and... See More

Showcase (1956-1978) #30

by Jack Miller

(1 review)

"THE CREATURES FROM ATLANTIS." After answering a distress call out at sea, Aquaman is captured and held prisoner by amphibious aliens! See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #303

by Henry Boltinoff

"MURDER IN SKYLAND!" Batman and Robin try to solve the murder of the owner of a space-themed amusement park. Soon the Dynamic Duo learn that the murder was planned by someone who would inherit the amusement park with help... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #326

by Jack Schiff

"CAPTIVES OF THE ALIEN ZOO!" Batman and Robin are mistaken for two-legged animals by alien hunters, who capture the Dynamic Duo and place them on display in an alien zoo. See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #301

by Henry Boltinoff

(1 review)

"THE CONDEMNED BATMAN." Batman's body is altered by a scientific accident to make him radiate heat uncontrollably and to be only able to breathe methane gas, a condition the criminal Brains Beldon capitalizes on. Batman is... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #300

by Henry Boltinoff

(3 reviews)

"BATMAN: THE BIZARRE POLKA-DOT MAN." Batman and Robin confront a new costumed criminal in Gotham by the name of Mr. Polka Dot, who has started a crime wave based on spots and dots. See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #302

by Henry Boltinoff

(1 review)

"THE BRONZE MENACE." Batman, Robin and Batwoman tangle with a group of crooks who appear to be stealing bronze statues sculpted by Vulcan. After a long investigation, the heroes learn that Vulcan has been transforming people... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #298

by Henry Boltinoff

(2 reviews)

"THE CHALLENGE OF CLAYFACE!" The dynamic duo is part of a charity exchange where they encounter Clayface, a super-criminal with the power to change his body into any shape imaginable thanks to its clay-like constitution... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #200

by Henry Boltinoff

(1 review)

"BATMAN: RADIO STATION C-R-I-M-E!" The criminals of Gotham City are being helped by a radio transmission warning them of police activities so they can succeed in their crimes. The radio station, known as C-R-I-M-E, allows... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #304

by Henry Boltinoff

(2 reviews)

"THE RETURN OF CLAYFACE." Matt Hagen breaks jail again and uses his powers as Clayface to impersonate wealthy men in order to gain information for future crimes, which brings him into renewed conflict with Batman and Robin... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #299

by Henry Boltinoff

(1 review)

"PREY OF THE ALIEN HUNTERS." Batman and Robin are abducted to another planet, where they are hunted by a trio of aliens for the pleasure of the hunters' employer. The Dynamic Duo overcome most of the obstacles and join... See More

Showcase (1956-1978) #31

by Jack Miller

"THE SEA BEASTS FROM ONE BILLION B.C." John Cook steals Professor Richards' experimental ray gun, which will turn any normal fish into a large sea monster! Now it's up to Aquaman and Aqualad to find a way to get these... See More

Superman (1939-2011) #34

by Jack Miller

(1 review)

"THE UNITED STATES NAVY." Superman has his hands full trying to convince Shep that both of his college buddies, now serving in various branches of the armed services, have an equally important job to do in the war effort... See More

Superman (1939-2011) #38

by Lit-Wen

(1 review)

"THE BATTLE OF THE ATOMS!" Lex Luthor creates a machine that can make entire buildings melt! Plus, Superman visits Camelot in "THE BAD OLD KNIGHTS!" See More

Showcase (1956-1978) #21

by Henry Boltinoff

(1 review)

"SECRET OF THE LOST CONTINENT." Rip Hunter discovers an ancient tablet with the location of the lost continent of Atlantis! The only problem is the last line is illegible, and Rip decides to travel to 331 B.C. to find out... See More

Showcase (1956-1978) #26

by Henry Boltinoff

"THE ALIENS FROM 2,000 [HB1] B.C." An Egyptology professor asks for Rip Hunter's help in solving mysterious hieroglyphs showing the ancient Egyptians worshipping unknown gods. With his fellow time masters tagging along, Rip... See More

Showcase (1956-1978) #25

by Henry Boltinoff

"CAPTIVES OF THE MEDIEVAL SORCERER!" As a favor to his friend Professor Blakeslee, Rip Hunter agrees to take Doctor Senn into the distant past. The destination is the island kingdom of Ritannia in the year 960! See More

Showcase (1956-1978) #20

by Jack Miller

"PRISONERS OF 100 MILLION B.C." Featuring the origin and first appearance of Rip Hunter! Having finished work on Time Sphere II, Rip Hunter and Jeff Smith take a trip back to the Mesozoic era! See More

The Witching Hour (1968-1978) #7

by Mike Friedrich

(7 reviews)

Stories include: "The Big Break!"; "The Captive!"; "Look Homeward, Angelo!"; and "Trick or Treat." See More

The Witching Hour (1968-1978) #13

by Alan Gold

(3 reviews)

Cain (House of Mystery) and Abel (House of Secrets) visit our devilish hosts. Harold Beedle must walk. A sculptor reshapes life and death. For some, the Revolution never ended. See More

House of Mystery (1951-1983) #190

by Joe Orlando

(5 reviews)

A man who wants to join a dueling fraternity accepts their challenge to spend the night in a haunted house, but loses his mind when they reveal to him that he spent the night in the wrong house and all the supernatural... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #445

by Len Wein

(3 reviews)

"BREAK-IN AT THE BIG HOUSE." The Caped Crusader is wanted for murder after being accused of murdering Talia, the daughter of his old enemy, Ra's al Ghul. "THE CASE OF THE ROBOT-SPY." To help private eye Star Hawkins solve a... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #419

by Dennis O'Neil

"SECRET OF THE SLAYING STATUES!" A small-time thug's corpse is found weighted down by golden Batman statues in Gotham's East River. Batman's investigation leads him to Erin Hill, Gotham's largest Irish settlement, which is... See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #396

by Frank Robbins

(2 reviews)

Rory Bell, a stock market whiz, is kidnapped for his knowledge, but he manages to send a hidden message to Batman. See More

Detective Comics (1937-2011) #444

by Mike W. Barr

(4 reviews)

"BAT-MURDERER!" The Gotham City Police Department is on the lookout for Scrag Donovan, and Commissioner Gordon tasks Batman with investigating the case and finding the criminal. Batman proceeds to interrogate members of the... See More

Adventure Comics (1935-1983) #247

by Otto Binder

(8 reviews)

First appearance of the Legion of Super-Heroes! Superboy encounters the Legion of Super-Heroes--super-powered teens from the future that want to initiate the Boy of Steel into the group. But can Superboy pass the tests put... See More

Aquaman (1962-1978) #16

by Jack Miller

Rovere and Syrene, two green-skinned aliens with chameleon-like changing powers and water-shaping powers like Mera's, arrive on Earth in flight from Stellor, a revenge-seeking bandit from their world with whom Rovere was... See More

Superman (1939-2011) #199

by Jack Miller

(16 reviews)

The first-ever race between the Man of Steel and the Fastest Man Alive! Who will be the victor when Superman races the Flash? See More

Aquaman (1962-1978) #10

by Henry Boltinoff

Aquaman goes to Quisp's homeworld; Quirk removes Quisp's powers; giants plan to invade the surface world. See More