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IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, PLEASE, PLEASE:rotating_light: respond to the Master FAQ thread, found on the front page of our community, or by following this link:
https://www.dcuniverse.com/community/boards/watchtower/master-topic-submit-all-qu
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In advance of our release of the full digital comics library, we will be testing our system by releasing all currently digitized comic books from the Golden Age, through the Bronze Age. NBD.
We currently have a large selection of these titles, and we’re gearing up to fill the rest in with every possible digitized comic out there!
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION:
• PARDON OUR DUST: This is our way of stress-testing the system and user experience. As our lucky fans, you get to experience all the joys of launching a whole universe together! Please be patient, let us know your feedback, and enjoy the ride.
• BUT I JUST READ THAT! Yes, many of what you see on the list below are already represented on the service. In the interest of providing you a complete list of what will represent these eras, we have given you the comple te library additions to come next week combined with its long-lost companions!
• BLAST FROM THE PAST: Not ALL comics from these eras have been digitized. As they are digitized by the relevant teams, they will be provided on the service. (More details TBD.)
• MIND THE GAP: You will notice random gaps that seem completely out of place- for example, Action Comics #342, then Action #344. Look forward to a scintillating exposé on the fascinating world of archiving, digitization, and publication history in the future to explain these gaps!
• DON’T PANIC: Some of the updated search and sorting functionality will roll out with these comics, but not ALL.
“That all sounds amazing, I’m so excited! What comics will there be, exactly?”
Great question, fake person! Once this batch of comics has finished rolling out, you will see the following 
2,739:star2: Golden, Silver & Bronze Age titles, with notable gaps where digitization is still waiting to occur:
Action Comics (1938-) #51-105 (roughly), #267-#478 (roughly)
All New Collectors’ Edition (1977-1980) #55
All-American Comics (1939-) #16
All-Star Comics (1940-) #6-#74 (roughly)
All-Star Squadron (1981-1987) #1-#40
Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld (1983-) #1-#12
Aquaman (1962-) #2-#39
Arion, Lord of Atlantis (1982-) #1-#28
Batman (1940-) #1, #6-59 (roughly), #139-#378 (roughly)
Batman and the Outsiders (1983-) #1
Batman Family (1975-) #1-#19 (spotty)
Blue Devil (1984-) #1-#7
Camelot 3000 (1982-) #1-#11
Captain Atom (1965-) #83-#89
Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew (1982-) #1
Challengers of the Unknown (1958-) #1-#8
Comic Cavalcade (1942-) #1-#13
DC Comics Presents (1978-1986) #1-#76
DC Special (1968-) #27
DC Special (1968-) #29
DC Special Series (1977-1981) #11
DC Special Series (1977-1981) #21
DC Super-Stars (1976-) #1, #2, #3, #17
Detective Comics (1937-) #101-#132, #298, #341-#545 (roughly)
Firestorm (1978-) #1-#5
Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion (1972-) #5-#15
Green Arrow (1983-) #1-#4
Green Lantern (1941-) #10
Green Lantern (1960-) #77-#181 (roughly)
Hawkman (1964-) #1-#27
House of Mystery (1951-) #290-#304
House of Secrets (1956-) #92-#101
Infinity, Inc. (1984-) #1-#9
Justice League of America (1960-) #77-#22 (roughly)
Justice League of America Annual (1983-) #2
Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth (1972-) #1-#40
Legion of Super-Heroes (1973-1973) #1-#4
Legion of Super-Heroes (1984-) #1-#5
Man-Bat (1976-) #1, #2
Mister Miracle (1971-) #11-#25
Mystery in Space (1951-) #53-#75 (roughly)
New Adventures of Superboy (1980-) #28-#43
New Gods (1984-) #1-#6
New York World’s Fair (1939-) #2
O.M.A.C. (1974-) #1-#8
Plastic Man (1943-) #1-#8
Prez (1973-) #1-#4
Secrets of the Legion of Super-Heroes (1981-) #1-#3
Sensation Comics (1942-) #15-#48
Showcase (1956-) #8, #13-#32, #59, #75, #97, #98, #99
Strange Adventures (1950-1973) #157-#226 (very spotty, 16 issues total)
Super Powers (1984-) #1-#5
Superboy (1949-) #195-#230 (spotty)
Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes (1977-) #231-#258
Supergirl (1972-) #1-#10
Supergirl (1983-) #14-#23
Superman (1939-) #34-#43, #76, #123, #305-308, #338, #365
Superman’s Christmas Adventure (1940-) #1
Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane (1958-) #93
Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen (1954-) #138-148
Swamp Thing (1972-) #1-#24
Sword of the Atom (1983-) #1-#4
Tales of the Legion (1984-) #314-#318
Teen Titans (1966-) #19-#31 (roughly)
The Big All-American Comic Book (1944-) #1
The Brave and the Bold (1955-) #25-#195
The Daring New Adventures of Supergirl (1982-) #1-#13
The Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love (1971-) #1-#4
The Demon (1972-) #1-#12
The Flash (1959-) #105-#340 (spotty)
The Forever People (1971-) #1-#11
The Fury of Firestorm (1982-) #1-#30
The Fury of Firestorm: Annual (1983-) #1, #2
The Hawk and the Dove (1968-) #1-#6
The Legion of Super-Heroes (1980-) #310-#313
The Legion of Super-Heroes Annual (1982-) #1-#3
The Omega Men (1983-) #1-#23
The Omega Men Annual (1984-) #1
The Saga of the Swamp Thing (1982-) #1-#20
The Untold Legend of the Batman (1980-) #1-#3
The Vigilante (1983-) #1-#16
Wonder Woman (1942-) #4-#15, #98-#322 (roughly)
World’s Best Comics (1941-) #1-#310 (roughly)
PHEW! That was a lot of copy/pasting. I’m sure you all have MANY questions; but as we explained above, this is a process intended to test the full expansion of the digital library.
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, PLEASE, PLEASE:rotating_light: respond to the Master FAQ thread, found on the front page of our community, or by following this link:
https://www.dcuniverse.com/community/boards/watchtower/master-topic-submit-all-qu
We will be publishing a master FAQ response next week that will answer everything you want to know.
We can wait to explore all of the incredible stories that spawned the Universe we’ve come to know and love today. Thanks for joining us on this massive adventure, intrepid explorer! Until next week 
