DC Universe: 1984: Seeds
by Libbylawrence 
The combined forces of the Justice League of America, the Justice Society of America, and the Freedom Fighters — heroes from three different Earths — work together to save their worlds from a dangerous force called the Cosmic Tree! But can even the combined forces of the JLA, the JSA, and the Freedom Fighters stop its spread into other dimensions? Enjoy this untold team-up tale of the greatest heroes of Earth-One, Earth-Two, and Earth-X!
Shiva: 1953: The New Kid
by CSyphrett 
When fifteen-year-old Martin Martine lets his curiosity get the best of him and follows a shadowy figure into a mysterious underground cavern, he has no idea that he will be asked to become the mighty Shiva, temporary replacement for his greatest hero, Captain Marvel! But will the new kid live up to the wizard Shazam’s expectations?
Shiva: 1958: The Birth of Kali
by CSyphrett
When Lily Lovelace learns that her fiancé Martin Martine is secretly the powerful hero known as Shiva, she doesn’t know what to do. So when an opportunity arrives for her to gain super-powers herself, Lily leaps at the chance to join her fiancé in his heroic crusade! But just who is providing her with the power of Kali, and what price will she have to pay for it?
Infinity Inc: The Parent Trap
Infinity Inc. The Parent Trap by Libbylawrence Learn the untold story of the romance between the villainous Brain Wave and the heroic Merry the Gimmick Girl, the parents of Hank King, Jr., alias the hero Brainwave II of Infinity Inc! *** Henry King Jr., the member of Infinity Inc. known as Brainwave, looked up from a leather-bound book . . .
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by Libbylawrence 
In this previously untold JLA/JSA crossover story, the heroes of three worlds try to to defeat the mystical threat of three evil rulers of fantasy dimensions — Lorelei of Fairyland, Troll King of Magic Land, and the Incubus of the Land of the Nightshades. But why can’t anyone recall this case? Featuring the Justice Society of America and the Justice League of America! Guest starring the Sentinels of Justice of Earth-Four — Blue Beetle, the Peacemaker, Son of Vulcan, Captain Atom, Nightshade, and the Question — and introducing Tyger and the nuclear villain Major Force!
Green Lantern: 1963: Through a Glass, Darkly, Book 1: Dark November
by Doc Quantum, partially adapted from All-Star Comics #48 by John Broome and Arthur Peddy 
As Green Lantern and Doctor Mid-Nite finish up the last leg of the Justice Society of America’s Round-the-World Tour to celebrate the JSA’s return after twelve years, they pay a visit to their old friend Edmund Blake in Australia! But when news of the presidential assassination reaches their ears, Alan Scott can’t help but blame himself for failing to be there to save JFK!
All-Star: 1950: War of the Water Worlds
by Libbylawrence 
Batman, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman have each encountered city-states that survived the ancient sinking of Atlantis, with survivors that include both air-breathers and water-breathers. But now an unknown foe seeks to take over all the water worlds through war! Can the assembled heroes bring peace to the cities of Atlantis when a legion of crafty foes want their deaths? And is a nomadic Aquaman ready to become king of all Atlantis? Guest starring Johnny Thunder, and introducing Imperius of New Rome!
Green Arrow: 1972: The Final Bullseye
by Libbylawrence 
In the years following the absence of the original Green Arrow and Speedy, a second pair of heroic archers acted as the champions of Star City while thought to be the originals! But when an old enemy returns to wreak vengeance on his hated foe and the city that he loves, will it be the second Green Arrow who hits his final bullseye? Read for yourself the last case of the second man who called himself Green Arrow and witness his finest hour!
The Forgotten Heroes: No Place Like Home
by Libbylawrence 
When Dolphin discovers that she’s not who she thought she was, Captain Comet relates an adventure of Aquaman’s from several months earlier, in which he wrestled both with his own demons and with an ancient evil. How does this tie into Dolphin’s true origins? Meanwhile, Adam Blake returns to Midwest City, where he had lived in the 1950s before leaving to explore space as Captain Comet. But nothing could prepare him for what he discovers there! Featuring the return of Arion, Lord of Atlantis, and Lady Blackhawk!
Adam Blake: 1954: Blake’s Joke
by CSyphrett 
A clown has been kidnapped, leading Kathy Kane Carson — the former Batwoman — to hire Adam Blake to find him. But the Joker’s involvement spells trouble for Blake and his intrepid group of adventurers. Who will have the last laugh at the end of the chase?
Justice Society of America: 1978: The Redundant Rogues
by Libbylawrence
The Wizard and his Secret Society of Super-Villains have captured the Atom, Doctor Mid-Nite, Mister Terrific, and Johnny Thunder in an effort to take down the Justice Society of America one by one! But can they hold them when Earth-Two offers so many distractions for these Earth-One super-villains? Guest starring Captain Comet!
Blue Beetle and Green Mask: 1940: Anno Domino
by Bradley Cobb 
The Blue Beetle and the Green Mask battle a hypnotist’s criminal machinations, but can even they withstand Zoltar the Magnificent’s mesmerizing glare? And can Domino the Miracle Boy accomplish what both his hero and his mentor could not?
Secret Origins: The Goon
by Doc Quantum, partially adapted from Starman #29 by James Robinson and Tony Harris, and Starman #46 by James Robinson and Gene Ha, and Starman 80-Page Giant #1 by James Robinson and Wade Von Grawbadger 
Jake Bennetti, nicknamed Bobo by the newspapers, was nothing more than a bank robber, a big thug with super-strength who fought a lot of super-heroes in the 1950s and ’60s. But when an opportunity comes by for Bobo to change his stripes, will he take it? Introducing the Goon!
Batman and Doctor Mid-Nite: 1942: Death Has Many Doors
by HarveyKent 
Grave-robbing and mysterious murders put the JSA’s men of the night on the trail of a mad scientist working for the Third Reich! But are Batman and Doctor Mid-Nite prepared for the personal horrors that await them? And just what is the madman’s connection to Bruce Wayne and Dr. Charles McNider?
Mister Terrific: 1960: Suicide is Murder
by Libbylawrence 
Mister Terrific investigates the apparent suicide of a former student’s father, which from all appearances seems like an open and shut case. But when he learns that others have supposedly committed suicide the same way, the man of a thousand talents realizes that an old villain is at work!