DC Comics Presents #91
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DC Comics Presents #91

1986

Series
DC Comics Presents
Issue
91
Cover date
Mar 31, 1986
Story title
The Brains That Stormed Metropolis!
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DC Comics Presents #91 is notable for featuring a team-up between Superman and the Elongated Man, written by Steve Gerber with art by Rick Veitch. It serves as an interesting mid-80s snapshot of DC's efforts to showcase lesser-known characters alongside their flagship hero within the anthology format.

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