I borrowed one of my friend’s comics from the 1970s. It included an add for a contest. The prize was being an extra in the 1978 Superman movie.
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Just want to add in my request for
Artemis: Requiem.
Sensation Comics - any that are missing
Wonder Woman Vol. 1 - any that are missing
Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #81, annual 7 and 8
Last Days of The Justice Society
Batman 12 Cent Adventure
Thanks!
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Your requests have been added to our list, HCQ! Hopefully you’ll see your Essential Question Material in the future 
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Thanks Doughnut! We’ve added these requests to the list that we regularly share with the DC Team
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Thanks for the requests, Roman! We’ve added them to our list that we share with the DC Team on a regular basis
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I remember seeing that, whoever won that definitely had a day they would not forget.
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Ay idea why it was pulled?
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The Warlord, please
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Books of Magic (mini)
Book of Magic (ongoing)
Shade, The Changing Man
The Ray (1992)
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Now that DC Universe has officially switched over to DC Universe Infinite, and, as I’ve heard, we supposedly now have a more direct line to DC’s publishing/digitization team, I would like to submit my first Print to Digital requests of the new era: those being, completions of series that began digitization, but never finished:
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Superboy (1994) #100
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H-E-R-O (2003) #17-22
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Doom Patrol (2001) #21-22
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DC Comics Presents (2004): the Batman, Mystery in Space, Superman, and The Atom issues.
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DC First (2002): the Green Lantern/Green Lantern and Superman/Lobo issues.
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Realworlds (2000): the Batman, Justice League of America, and Wonder Woman issues.
Thank you very much!
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@Heartshadow - Added to the list for you! Thanks for the request
@MichaelA.Wagner - Thank you as always Michael for your continued requests. We appreciate you! Your requests are on the list
@KookieSuperApe - Thank you for your requests to finish off a couple of series on the service. I’ve added them to our list for you!
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Here is an incomplete list of Golden Age issues that are digitized and collected in archival quality but are not on the service. I and a lot of other people are fans of DC’s Golden Age, yet the number of missing titles are staggering, especially since all of these I am listing are digitized, and would require (at most) a cover scanned for each issue (which is significantly easier than scanning internal pages, as scanning a cover does not require the binding of the book to be removed. Thanks to DC Library Archivist Benjamin LeClear for that bit of information)
First of all, for the section of Golden Age comics, only Golden Age issues should show up in a series when the Golden Age filter is on.
Jimmy Olsen is Silver Age, as the stories content and publication date both lines up more with the Silver Age
Golden Age tag missing:
Action Comics
Detective Comics
Batman
Superman
World’s Finest Comics
Wonder Woman
Adventure Comics
The next bit is an incomplete list of archival editions, omnibuses, and digitized reprints that contains Golden Age features. I will update this list as I learn more, and I have another suggestion going up with the digitized but not complete Silver Age titles as well.
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus 1- Detective Comics #29,31,33,
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus 4- Detective Comics #111
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus 6- Detective Comics #133-153
Batman #47-55
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus 7-
Detective Comics #154-173
Batman #56-66
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus 8-
Detective Comics #174-191
Batman # 67-75
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus 9-
Detective Comics #192-199, 201-208
Batman #76-84
Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus-
Detective Comics #213, 227, 229-231, 234-236, 239-242, 244-245, 248-250, 252, 254, 259
All Star Comics Archives Vol 0-
All-Star Comics #1-2
All-Star Comics Archives Vol 9-
All-Star Comics #39-43
All-Star Comics Archives Vol 10-
All-Star Comics #44-49
All-Star Comics Archives Vol 11-
All-Star Comics #50-57
Aquaman Archives- Aquaman feature from Adventure Comics #260-280
Batman: The World’s Finest Comics Archives-
Batman from World’s Finest Comics #4,5,6
Superman: The World’s Finest Comics Archives #1-
Superman from World’s Finest Comics #4,5,6
Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus 3-4:
Superman #24-33
Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol 6-
Action Comics #106-125
Superman #44-54
World’s Finest Comics #33-36
Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus 7: Action Comics #126-143
Superman #55-65
World’s Finest Comics #37-47
Black Canary Archives:
Johnny Thunder and Black Canary stories from Flash Comics #86-104, Comic Cavalcade #25, DC Special #3
Blackhawk Archives-
Blackhawk stories from Military Comics #1-17
Comic Cavalcade Archives-
High Quality Copies of Comic Cavalcade #1-3
DC Rarities Archives-
New York World’s Fair #1
Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives- Doctor Fate feature from More Fun Comics #55-98
Golden Age Flash Archives 1-
Flash Stories from Flash Comics #1-17
Golden Age Flash Archives 2-
Flash Stories from Flash Comics #18-24, All-Flash Quarterly #1-2
Golden Age Green Lantern Archives 1
Green Lantern feature in All-American Comics #16-30, Green Lantern 1 in High Quality
Golden Age Green Lantern Archives 2-
Green Lantern feature in All-American Comics #31-38, Green Lantern #2-3
Golden Age Hawkman Archives-
Hawkman Stories from Flash Comics #1-22
Golden Age Sandman Archives-
Sandman stories from Adventure Comics #40-59
Golden Age Spectre Archives-
Spectre Stories from More Fun Comics #52-70
Golden Age Starman Archives Vol 1-
Starman feature from Adventure Comics #61-76
Golden Age Starman Archives Vol 2-
Starman feature from Adventure Comics #77-102
The JSA All-Stars Archives-
Johnny Thunder from Flash Comics #1-5,
Hour-Man stories from Adventure Comics #48-52,
Atom stories from All-American Comics #19-23
Scribbly/Red Tornado stories from All-American Comics #20-24,
Doctor Mid-Nite stories from All-American Comics #25-29,
Mister Terriffic from Sensation Comics #1-5,
Wildcat stories from Sensation Comics #1-5
Plastic Man Archives 1-8:
Plastic Man in Police Comics #1-77,
Plastic Man #9,10
Robin Archives 1-2:
Robin stories in Star-Spangled Comics #65-105
Seven Soldiers of Victory Archives 1-3:
Leading Comics 1-14 (Full series)
The Shazam! Archives 1-4:
Flash Comics #1, Thrill Comics #1, Whiz Comics 2-25, Special Edition Comics #1, America’s Greatest Comics #1-2, Captain Marvel Adventures #1-5, Master Comics #21,22,25
The Shazam! Family Archives:
Master Comics #23-32, Captain Marvel Jr. #1, Captain Marvel Adventures #18
Golden Age Green Arrow Omnibus-
Green Arrow in More Fun Comics #79-107, Adventure Comics #103-117, World’s Finest Comics #7-28
Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus 2-4
Sensation Comics #49-91
Comic Cavalcade #14-29
Wonder Woman #16-36
(Higher quality version may be in the 2020 series reprint.)
Wanted: The Worlds Most Dangerous Villains #1:
Green Arrow story from World’s Finest Comics #111
Wanted: The Worlds Most Dangerous Villains #3-
Hawkman story from Flash Comics #100
Vigilante Story from Action Comics #67
Wanted: The Worlds Most Dangerous Villains #4
Kid Eternity #15
Green Lantern in All-American Comics #61
Wanted: The Worlds Most Dangerous Villains #5
Doll Man #15
Wanted: The Worlds Most Dangerous Villains #6
Starman story in Adventure Comics #77
Sargon the Sorcerer story in Sensation Comics #71
Wildcat from Sensation Comics #66
Wanted: The Worlds Most Dangerous Villains #7
Johnny Quick from More Fun Comics #76
Hawkman from Flash Comics #90
Hourman from Adventure Comics #72
Wanted: The Worlds Most Dangerous Villains #9
Sandman story from World’s Finest Comics #6
The next thing I would suggest would be to add the newspaper strips of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman collected by IDW in their comic strip reprint series.
The final one I have may not come to fruition, as they were not printed by DC, but it would make for a cool DC Universe Infinite exclusive. The archives should track down the surviving pieces of the unreleased “Written Off” pages that were destined for destruction. Roy Thomas published part of a JSA one, and he has some of a Green Lantern one, as well as other private collectors having the original art for pieces of different stories. It would be neat to have a collection of those never before seen pieces for fans. More information about this can be found at Alter Ego 2 - How the Golden Age Was Saved : TwoMorrows Publishing, The Future of Comics and LEGO™ Publications.
The reprint collections I have laid out for you here include story content that is roughly 1060 issues long, plus the comic strips (Around 11 years of Superman in the Golden Age, 4 years of Batman, and 1 year of Wonder Woman.)
This is an easy way to add an extra roughly 17000 pages of stories from DC’s backlog to DC Universe to celebrate the change to DC Infinite. (Plus, there are many more Silver Age stories I will touch on at a later date when I finish the list.) I believe there are a few more Golden Age reprints, and I will let you know when I find them. (Sorry for the length, but I did just give y’all a relatively easy way to add an extra 1000 stories)
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In case you don’t have time to read my 1000 word essay, Blue Beetle #1-5 is actually digitized thanks to The Action Heroes Archives 1+2. They just need to add them.
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The Losers Special #1 is the only missing issue from the legendary Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover, and the frustrating thing is that it has already been digitized in Crisis on Infinite Earths Companion Vol. 2.
Please add it. This one missing comic is driving my completionist brain crazy.
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Oh, and also DC Graphic Novel #4, AKA “The Hunger Dogs,” AKA the grand finale of Jack Kirby’s Fourth World, AKA the only missing element of said saga.
And again, this has already been digitized due to its appearance in that Jack Kirby’s New Gods TPB.
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I hate to sound like a broken record, but Batman and the Outsiders Annual #2 is missing from DCUI. This comic is an essential part of Mike W. Barr’s Outsiders run containing the wedding of Metamorpho and Sapphire Stagg.
And again, this comic is the only missing issue from the first volume of Batman and the Outsiders and has already been digitized in the Batman and the Outsiders Vol. 3 TPB.
Sorry to sound so harsh, but none of these requests should be difficult to fulfill at all, and it mystifies me that these obvious gaps in iconic stories exist on here.
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Well done! I appreciate your in-depth research here. I posted a question for the archivist Benjamin Le Clear, in his upcoming Q&A, to see if he can provide some clarity on the possibility of transferring digital TPB content to the DCUI platform.
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Countdown presents: The Search for Ray Palmer: Crime Society #1
Countdown presents: The Search for Ray Palmer: Red Rain #1
Countdown presents: The Search for Ray Palmer: Red Son #1
Countdown presents: The Search for Ray Palmer: Superwoman/ Batwoman #1
Countdown presents: The Search for Ray Palmer:Wildstorm #1
Infinite Halloween Special #1
The Challengers from Beyond features some of my favorite characters in comics but the Gotham by Gaslight issue is the only one on the service.
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His answer is probably going to be that he doesn’t have influence over that, but he will ask. He isn’t a DC Universe employee. He just is the first person in the chain. I believe that it goes like this: DC chooses what issues go on Universe, Le Clear gets the issues, the digitization staff gets it ready, and DC Universe staff upload it to the site and add the data needed.
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