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Gender Through Comics: A Super MOOC is a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) coming Spring 2013 that examines how comic books can be used to explore questions of gender identity, stereotypes, and roles.
Following is a list, undoubtedly incomplete, of early crossovers and cross-references in DC books.
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“The Super-Key to Fort Superman,” Action Comics # 241 (June 1958): Batman invades Superman’s Fortress of Solitude.
“Superboy Meets the Boy Wonder,” Adventure Comics # 253 (October 1958): Robin visits Smallville in the past.
“Superboy Meets the Young Green Arrow,” Adventure Comics # 258 (March 1959): Oliver Queen visits Smallville in the “present.”
“The Sleeping Beauty From Krypton,” Superman # 128 (April 1959): Bruce Wayne helps Superman protect his secret identity from Lois Lane.
“Supergirl Visits the 21st Century,” Action Comics # 255 (August 1959): Supergirl meets the young Tommy Tomorrow.
“The Second Life of Batman,” Batman # 127 (October 1959): Superman flashes into action in an alternate timeline in which Bruce Wayne’s parents were not murdered.
“Superman’s Other Life,” Superman # 132 (October 1959): Batman and Robin visit Superman at the Fortress of Solitude.
“The Mermaid From Metropolis,” Superman’s Girl Friend, Lois Lane # 12 (October 1959): Lois meets Aquaman.
“The Case of the Vanishing Arrows,” Adventure Comics # 266 (November 1959): The Green Arrow and Speedy receive a fan letter from Batman and meet Superman.
“The Manhunt on Land” and “The Underwater Archers,” Adventure Comics # 267 (December 1959): Aquaman moves ashore in pursuit of one super-criminal while The Green Arrow and Speedy go to sea in pursuit of another.
“The Hand From Nowhere,” Batman # 130 (March 1960): Luthor invades Batman’s turf.
“The Wolf-Man of Metropolis,” Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen # 44 (April 1960): Jimmy attends a masquerade party at which other attendees have costumed themselves as Superman, Batman, Robin, The Green Arrow, and Speedy.
“Superman’s Black Magic,” Superman # 138 (July 1960): Clark Kent attends a masquerade party at which other attendees (including Bruce Wayne) have costumed themselves as Batman, The Green Arrow, Speedy, and Wonder Woman.
“The Mermaid From Atlantis,” Superman # 138 (July 1960): Aquaman helps Superman protect his secret identity from Lois Lane.
“The Interplanetary Mission,” Adventure Comics # 275 (August 1960): Aquaman disposes of a kryptonite meteorite.
“The Underwater Olympics,” Adventure Comics # 277 (October 1960): Aquaman disposes of another kryptonite meteorite.
“Supergirl’s Busiest Day,” Action Comics # 270 (November 1960): Supergirl meets Batman and Robin.
“Jimmy’s Gorilla Identity,” Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen # 49 (December 1960): Jimmy meets Congo Bill and briefly becomes Congorilla.
“Flame-Dragon From Krypton,” Superman # 142 (January 1961): Bruce Wayne helps Superman protect his secret identity again.
“Superman’s Rival, Mental Men,” Action Comics # 272 (January 1961); Aquaman and Aqualad lend a hand.
“Brainiac’s Super-Revenge,” Action Comics # 280 (September 1961): Superman gets help from Congo Bill and Congorilla in derailing Brainiac’s latest plot.
“Superman Owes a Billion Dollars,” Superman # 148 (October 1961): Aquaman helps Superman pay his back taxes.
el coste de construir realmente la Estrella de la Muerte según las especificaciones que vienen en los manuales, valorando la faraónica obra del Imperio Galáctico en exactamente 15.602.022.489.829.821.422.840.226 dólares y 94 centavos al cambio actual. Eso son unos 1.100 cuatrillones de euros o unos 16 septillones «imperiales».
Vigilando el planeta desde el satelite de la JLA.
