The Caped Crusader Catalog

Bruce Wayne (1939-Present) had quit the Justice League of America in 1983 to form Batman and the Outsiders, then quit the Outsiders three years afterward when they got on his nerves. A month later, Batman got conned into becoming the leader of the Detroit League, but abandoned the team without a word midway through his second story arc with the group. His budding relationship with Vixen and two members of the Detroit League perished thereafter. The Dark Knight co-founded a new Justice League (soon to be International,) so perhaps he was only temporarily preoccupied by his partner Robin's injuries during the Legends mini-series. Regardless, the Batman's legacy as a member of the team was in helping defeat the enhanced new Despero and in more or less concealing the fact that he was ever a member of the Motor City Justice League.

Bronze Age
Justice League of America #133-134 (8-9/76)
Justice League of America #177 (April, 1980)
Justice League of America #178 (May, 1980)
Detail: Justice League of America #239 (June, 1985)
DC Challenge#1-2,#3, #4, #6, #7, #8

Gotham City Justice League
Justice League of America Annual #3 (1985)
250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255
Legends #2
Legends #3-6 (1-4/87)
Justice League #1 (May 1987)

Post-Crisis
Batman #432 (April, 1989)
Batman #448 (Early June, 1990)
Detective Comics #615 (Early June, 1990)
Justice League Spectacular #1 (1992)
JLA Annual #2 (1998)
JLA: Black Baptism #1, #2, #3, #4
Wonder Woman #174 (11/2001)
Wonder Woman #175 (12/2001)
JLA/JSA Secret Files & Origins #1 (Lead Story, January, 2003)

Identity Crisis
The Flash #208-209 (May-June ’04)
Identity Crisis #2-5 (Sep-Dec. 2004)
Identity Crisis #6 (1/05)
Identity Crisis #7 (2/05)
JLA#115, #116, #117-118, #119
Justice League of America Wedding Special #1 (November, 2007)
Justice League of America #13-15 (11/07- 1/08)
Batman and the Outsiders #1-5 (December 2007-May 2008)
Green Lantern #43 (Early September 2009)
Blackest Night #0, #1, #2

Elseworlds
Justice #1, #2, #3, #5, #6, #7, #8

Bat-Art

• 1986 DC Comics "Legends" Promotional Ad by John Byrne
• 2009 Batman commission by Jun Bob Kim
• 2010 "Minimalist Batman" by Andy Kuhn
• Aquaman, Batman, Vixen and Zatanna by Rhiannon Owens
• "Justice League of Peanuts" by Dana P
• 1984 DC Sampler #2 by Chuck Patton
• 2010 "Judd Winick Named DC Comics Editor-in-Chief" Promotional Art by Billy Penn
• Batman art by Neil Posis
• "Infinitely Heroic" Giclee by Alex Ross
• 2009 Where Justice Resides Signed Fine Art Giclee On Canvas by Alex Ross
• 2010 "Minimalist Batman" by Declan Shalvey
• Earth's Mightiest Heroes by Tommy Tejeda
• 2009 Rittenhouse Justice League of America Archives Sketch Cards by Tom Valente

Batmania

• 1970s Detroit League 7-11 Slurpee Cups
• 1993 Mayfair Games DC Heroes Role-Playing Game Third Edition Batman Entry
• 2007 Gaslight Batman Custom Action Figure by Sillof
• 2008 Hallmark Expressions Justice League Unlimited Grandson Birthday Card

Bat-Channel
Justice League Detroit in upcoming “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths” DVD

Last Update: 12/24/10

2006 "Magical Lobotomy" color art by Craig Hamilton

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Starring Doctor Light and featuring Green Lantern Hal Jordan, Zatanna, an unusually tall Ray Palmer Atom, Hawkman, and the sex parts of Black Canary, Green Arrow, and the Flash. Done with colored pencils by a fellow most famous for his work on the '80s Aquaman mini-series. Of it, Craig Hamilton said...

What a thrill it was to do this piece ~ this scene certainly is the highlight of Identity Crisis! A whopping 15 inches square, this one was a labor of Love! My great Pal and comrade in shenanigans, Michael Bair hooked me up with the IDCrisis series and got me hooked on the talent of Brad Meltzer. IDCrisis is JLA meets CSI with a healthy dose of (REALLY) Desperate Housewives!

Motor City League Links

For years, I've covered advance solicitation information related to the Martian Manhunter at my Idol-Head of Diabolu blog. Since I'm trying to keep posts coming at The Atom: Mighty Mite blog and trying to improve the overall quality at the long neglected Justice League Detroit: The Blog, I figure I might as well extend by coverage out a bit, eh?

BRIGHTEST DAY #1-2
Issue #1 on sale MAY 5 •Issue #2 on sale MAY 19
40 pg (#1), 32 pg (#2), FC, $2.99 US
Written by GEOFF JOHNS & PETER J. TOMASI
Art by IVAN REIS, PATRICK GLEASON, ARDIAN SYAF, SCOTT CLARK & JOE PRADO
Covers by DAVID FINCH
Issue #1 1:50 variant cover by IVAN REIS & OCLAIR ALBERT •Issue #2 1:25 variant cover by IVAN REIS & OCLAIR ALBERT
BRIGHTEST DAY continues, but in ways you can’t possibly expect! What does BRIGHTEST DAY mean to the DC Universe? Is everything from here on out going to be bright and shiny? No, BRIGHTEST DAY means something else entirely, something we can’t tell you...yet. But we can tell you our heroes will need to rise up more than ever to combat the forces of evil, and a select few will uncover a secret that binds them ALL. It all begins in the specially priced issue #1!
Retailers please note: These issues will ship with two covers each. Please see the Previews Order Form for more information.

The real Aquaman is back, by a killer creative team! Hopefully, J'Onn J'Onzz will be joining them!

BATMAN: THE RETURN OF BRUCE WAYNE #1-2
Issue #1 on sale MAY 12
Issue #2 on sale MAY 26
48 pg (#1), 40 pg (#2) FC, $3.99 US
Written by GRANT MORRISON
Issue #1 art by CHRIS SPROUSE; Issue #2 art by FRAZER IRVING
Covers by ANDY KUBERT
Issue #1 1:25 variant cover by CHRIS SPROUSE
Issue #1 1:200 Sketch variant cover by ANDY KUBERT
Issue #2 1:25 variant cover by FRAZER IRVING
The most anticipated series of 2010 is here! Superstar writer Grant Morrison tackles his most ambitious project to date with THE RETURN OF BRUCE WAYNE, a special six-part series that chronicles the return of the original man behind Batman’s cape and cowl! Each issue spans a different era of time and features the dynamic artwork of one of today’s artistic juggernauts, starting with Chris Sprouse (TOM STRONG) on the extra-sized issue #1 and Frazer Irving (SEVEN SOLDIERS: KLARION) on the 40-page issue #2!

Duh.

JSA ALL-STARS #6
On sale MAY 5
40 pg, FC, $3.99 US
Written by MATTHEW STURGES
Co-feature written by JEN VAN METER
Art and cover by FREDDIE WILLIAMS II
Co-feature art by TRAVIS MOORE & DAN GREEN
“Constellations” concludes as King Chimera makes his desperate move to save the rest of the All-Stars from the grips of the Subtle Realms! But has time run out for Star Girl and her new–found suitor? And in the co-feature, Liberty Belle and Hourman split up from Tigress and Icicle as the hunt for the Staff of Life intensifies on the deadly island of Santa Isabel!

Citizen Steel drawn all wonky again.

ZATANNA #1
On sale MAY 19
32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Written by PAUL DINI
Art by STEPHANE ROUX & KARL STORY
Cover by STEPHANE ROUX
1:10 Variant Cover by BRIAN BOLLAND
At last – the Mistress of Magic in her own ongoing series! Zatanna Zatara has long made her home in San Francisco, but right under her nose a sinister threat has developed – a crime boss who dominates the criminal underworld with the dark powers of the magical underworld! The terrifying Brother Night is making his play for San Fran, and the police force – including hunky detective Dale Colton – turn to Zee for help. But Brother Night is a whole new kind of criminal and if Zatanna thinks she can backwards-talk him down, then she’s in over her top-hatted head! Superstar writer Paul Dini (BATMAN: MAD LOVE) is paired with the gorgeous art of Stephane Roux (BIRDS OF PREY), making his anticipated DC debut on interior art! There’s only one thing to say – T’NOD SSIM TI!
Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers. See the Previews Order Form for more information.

The big news this month: Zee in her first ever ongoing series! ...Which I probably won't buy, but maybe I'll wait for the trade.

BLACKEST NIGHT HC
On sale JULY 7
304 pg, FC, $29.99 US
Written by GEOFF JOHNS
Art by IVAN REIS & OCLAIR ALBERT
Cover by IVAN REIS & RUDOLFO MIGLIARI
As the war between the different Corps rages on, the prophecy of the Blackest Night descends in this hardcover collecting the best–selling BLACKEST NIGHT #0-8. Now, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps lead DC’s champions into battle to save the universe from an
army of Black Lanterns made up of the DCU’s deceased heroes and villains!

Featuring the Blackest Lantern Detroit League!

BLACKEST NIGHT: RISE OF THE BLACK LANTERNS HC
On sale JULY 21
256 pg, FC, $24.99 US
Written by GEOFF JOHNS, GREG RUCKA & OTHERS
Art by RYAN SOOK, DENYS COWAN & OTHERS
Cover by RODOLFO MIGLIARI
Seven classic DCU titles — THE ATOM AND HAWKMAN, THE QUESTION, PHANTOM STRANGER, STARMAN, THE POWER OF SHAZAM!, CATWOMAN and WEIRD WESTERN TALES — are resurrected alongside GREEN ARROW #30 and ADVENTURE COMICS #7 in this BLACKEST NIGHT tie-in hardcover!

Zombie Justice League Detroit Roll Call: Aquaman, Elongated Man, Martian Manhunter! Now we just have wait for the JLofA trade featuring Black Lanterns Paco Ramone and Hank Henshaw Jr., plus the still living Gypsy, Zatanna and Vixen.

SHOWCASE PRESENTS: SUICIDE SQUAD VOL. 1 TP
Resolicit
On sale JUNE 16
552 pg, B&W, $17.99 US
Written by JOHN OSTRANDER, KEITH GIFFEN & J.M. DEMATTEIS
Art by LUKE MCDONNELL, ERIC LARSEN & OTHERS
Cover by LUKE MCDONNELL
Captured villains are offered an ultimatum: Go on near-impossible covert missions or rot in jail. For the first time, DC collects SUICIDE SQUAD #1-19, DOOM PATROL/SUICIDE SQUAD SPECIAL #1 and JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #13.

Some of John Ostrander's best writing on a book by JLD veteran artist Luke McDonnell co-starring Vixen (with guest appearances by Martian Manhunter and Batman!)

BATMAN: THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #17
On sale MAY 19
32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Written by J. TORRES
Art and cover by ANDY SURIANO
An outrageous aquatic adventure is in store for Batman when he teams up with the King of the Seven Seas! It’s Batman and Aquaman vs. Ocean Master for the fate of all the water on the planet!

COVER GIRLS OF THE DC UNIVERSE POKER SET
Art by Adam Hughes
This unique poker set includes two standard 4-color, 4-suit, 54-card decks featuring both covers painted by Adam Hughes and original art by Hughes created for DC Direct for the amazing line of Cover Girls of the DC Universe statues, as well as 300 11.5 gram, clay poker chips with 4-color art in red, gold, purple and blue. The set is presented in a deluxe, locked metal carrying case, which is packaged in a 4-color box. Also included are two keys to unlock the case, five red dice and a Certificate of Authenticity that appears as a card in the deck!
Advance-solicited; on sale October 27, 2010 * Poker Set * $199 US

I'm sure Zatanna is in here, and hopefully Vixen as well.

Gypsy 's Runaway Index

Gypsy (1984-Present) has assumed many guises. Some say she is merely teenage runaway Cynthia "Cindy" Reynolds, playing dress up as a Roma. Others believe her to be the reincarnation of the spirit Nakia, while still others claim her as Drabardi, "truly not of this world." Whatever the case maybe be, Gypsy haunted a newly formed Justice League of America based out of Detroit, MI for a time, before joining them for a number of adventures. She retired to suburban life with her family, until they were murdered by the malevolent alien Despero. After a period of mourning, Gypsy joined the corporate super-hero team the Conglomerate, until its dissolution returned her to life on the streets. Gypsy was recruited to join the Justice League Task Force by her surrogate father figure J'Onn J'Onzz, and during this period became romantically attached to Ben Turner, the Bronze Tiger. Once the JLTF disbanded, Gypsy drifted from place to place, before taking a position among Oracle's Birds of Prey. Most recently, Gypsy has begun roaming again, popping up here and there, moving in mysterious ways...

The Life
Who's Who Vol.X: Gypsy (12/85)
Chuck Patton

Family
Triumph

Persecutors
Vandal Savage

The League
Justice League of America Annual #2 (1984)
The New Teen Titans #4 (1/85)
Justice League of America #233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238,239,
241, 242, 243
JLA Classified (2006) #22, 23, 24, 25
JLA: Incarnations #5 (11/2001): First Story, Third Story
Infinity Inc. #19 (10/85)
Justice League of America # 244 (11/85)
Justice League of America Annual #3 (1985)
Crisis On Infinite Earths #8-12 (11/85-3/86)
Justice League of America #246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257
Legends #1, 2,
Justice League of America #258, #259, #260, #261
JLA: Incarnations #5 (Third Story, Nov. 2001)
Legends #3-6 (1-4/87)
Justice League #1 (May 1987)
Detroit League in JLA/Avengers (2003)

Task Force
Justice League Task Force #7 (12/93)
Justice League Task Force #8 (1/94)

Roma
Wonder Woman #174 (11/2001)
Wonder Woman #175 (12/2001)
Identity Crisis #1 (8/04)
JLA #119 (Late Nov. 2005)

Icons

• 1984 DC Sampler #2
• 1998 George Pérez & Alex Ross Painted Crisis On Infinite Earths Hardcover Art

Visions
Justice League Detroit in upcoming “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths” DVD

Fan Fiction & Customs

• Top 5 Gypsy Covers
• Colección Super Amigos: Liga de la Justicia de Detroit
• Colección Super Amigos: Zatanna & other Liga de la Justicia de Detroit Mini-Comics
• Justice League Animated Style Vixen Custom Figure
• Comic Book Movie Casts the ENTIRE 108 Members of the Justice League!
• Doodles: Detroit & JLA Eyeline
• Wondercon 2010 Gypsy, Vixen & Zatanna Cosplay

Revisited: The twenty-fourth of December in the year of ten.

"Justice League of Peanuts" by Dana P

Borrowed from both Crimson Lightning, where I was just reminded of it, and The Aquaman Website, where I first saw it well before I'd begun comic blogging, here's Dana P's take on the Justice League of America as portrayed by Charles Schulz's Peanuts gang. There's  Woodstock as the Atom, Pigpen as Hawkman, Schroeder as Aquaman, Snoopy as the Flash, Lucy van Pelt as Wonder Woman, Charlie Brown as Superman, Linus as Batman, Franklin as Green Lantern John Stewart, Spike as Green Arrow, and Sally Brown as Black Canary. The Martian Manhunter is also in there, and appropriate for my favorite under-appreciated Leaguer, he's cast as a Peanut too obscure for me to identify. Shermy? For more, try here.

It's a shame this line of thought wasn't extended far enough to reach the Detroit League. Why, the Elongated Man could have been-- um-- Roy? Zatanna played by Violet Gray? Steel as Maynard? Vibe and Vixen as the token Latino and black girl in the background of random strips? Er-- never mind.

The Vixen's Lady Fox Index

Mari Jiwe McCabe (1978-Present) would have been the first woman of color to star in a DC Comic, had her debut series not been canceled prior to publication during the infamous "DC Implosion," when the entire production line was slashed. Instead, the Vixen's first published appearance was in Action Comics #521 (July 1981,) where she began a series of guest starring dates in Superman titles. Following a costume redesign, Vixen became the first black person (and only the fifth woman) to join the Justice League of America, specifically their "new" Detroit incarnation of 1984. She remained on the team until its dissolution, then after a very brief hiatus, joined Amanda Waller's Task Force X. As one of the heroes tasked with wrangling super-villains employed as a Suicide Squad by the U.S. Government, Vixen served for most of their series' run. This marked his longest term relationship, both with a series and with a co-star, the Bronze Tiger. Throughout the 90s and 00s, Vixen made sporadic guest appearances, before finally rejoining the Justice League from 2006-2010. She is currently on medical leave following injuries sustained in the Cry For Justice mini-series.


Candid Canids
C'Mellu Dantogi
The Lion of Hell
Mordecai Mule
Chuck Patton
Vixen's Origin (1985)
Who's Who Vol.XXV: Vixen (3/87)

Résumé

1978-1984
Bob Rozakis on The Vixen #1 (Nov-Dec 1978)
The Vixen #1 in Cancelled Comic Cavalcade #2 (Fall, 1978)
Action Comics #521 (July, 1981)

1984-1986
Justice League of America Annual #2 (1984)
The New Teen Titans #4 (1/85)
Justice League of America #233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238,239
DC Retroactive: JLA - The '80s #1 (October, 2011)
Justice League of America #241, 242, 243
JLA Classified (2006) #22, 23, 24, 25
JLA: Incarnations #5 (11/2001): First Story, Third Story
Infinity Inc. #19 (10/85)
Justice League of America # 244 (11/85)
Justice League of America Annual #3 (1985)
Crisis On Infinite Earths #8-12 (11/85-3/86)
Justice League of America #246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 257
Detroit League in JLA/Avengers (2003)

1987
Legends #1, 2,
Justice League of America #258, #259, #260, #261
JLA: Incarnations #5 (Third Story, Nov. 2001)
Legends #3-6 (1-4/87)
Justice League #1 (May 1987)

1993-2005
Justice League Task Force #7 (12/93)
Justice League Task Force #8 (1/94)
Wonder Woman #174 (11/2001)
Wonder Woman #175 (12/2001)
Identity Crisis #1 (8/04)
Identity Crisis #2-5 (Sep-Dec. 2004)
JLA #119 (Late Nov. 2005)

2006-Present
Justice League of America Wedding Special #1 (November, 2007)
Justice League of America #13-15 (11/07- 1/08)
DC Universe Halloween Special #1 (December, 2008)
Vixen: Return of the Lion #1, #2, #3, #4, #5
Justice League: Cry for Justice (2009-2010)
Aquaman #16 (March, 2013)

Media
Justice League Detroit in upcoming “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths” DVD

Feature Articles

• The Top Ten Vixen Covers
• Back Issue #40 (May, 2010): “Foxy Lady: The Vixen”
• Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #13-17 (2007-8)
• Whatever Happened to the Negro League?
• Vibe and the Justice League of the New America
• The Power Squad proposal art by Trevor Von Eeden

Merchandise

• 1984 Vixen, Vibe, Gypsy, and Commander Steel Postcard by George Pérez
• 1989 Mayfair Games DC Heroes Vixen Character Card
• Impel 1992 Series I DC Cosmic Cards #77 in a series of 180
• 2009 DC Direct Women of the DC Universe: Vixen Bust
• 2009 Where Justice Resides Signed Fine Art Giclee On Canvas
• 2010 Trends International Stickers

Fan Fiction & Customs

• Colección Super Amigos: Liga de la Justicia de Detroit
• Colección Super Amigos: Vixen
• Justice League Animated Style Vixen Custom Figure
• Comic Book Movie Casts the ENTIRE 108 Members of the Justice League!
• Doodles: Detroit & JLA Eyeline
• Conquest '07: Huntress vs. Black Canary & Co.
• 2007 San Diego Comic-Con The Vixen & Captain Atom Cosplay
• 2008 The Vixen & Steel Mego-Style custom figures by Alberto Malnati
• Wondercon 2010 Gypsy, Vixen & Zatanna Cosplay
• Dragon*Con 2011 Vixen Cosplay
• 2011 The Vixen Animated Series Opening Theme Video
• Dragon*Con 2012 Vixen and Zatanna Cosplay Gallery by Shag Matthews
• 2012 Super-Team Family: The Lost Issues: Vixen & The Secret Sisterhood
• 2013 DCU Movie Fan Casting: Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Vixen
• 2014 "Fan-Casting DC's JUSTICE LEAGUE DETROIT" by Ryan Daly

Centerfolds

• 2006 "DC Icons: Justice League Unlimited" Fan Art by Israel S. Algarin
• 2012 “JLA Jan. - Vixen - 205” art by Robert Q. Atkins
• 2006 "A Call to Arms, Part 5" by Darryl Banks
• 2010 The Vixen by BeeBoyNYC
• 2006 The Vixen color art by Jason Brown
• 2010 Vixen Watercolor by Shelton Bryant
• 2010 "Behind the Mystique of Vixen" watercolor by Shelton Bryant
• 2010 C2E2 The Vixen Convention Commission by Eric Canete
• 2008 The Vixen art by Z Chaves
• 2012 Justice League International art by Yıldıray Çınar
• 2010 "Ladies of DC - The Vixen" art by Taylor Cordingley
• 2010 "Vixen On The Prowl" art by Taylor Cordingley
• 2008 "Fox Hunt" Vixen & Zorro Commission by Tony DeZuniga
• 2005 "Work It" by FallenAurora
• 2009 Morbidly Obese Vixen Commission by Derrick Fish
• 2011 DCnU JLI art by TJ Frias
• 2015 The Vixen Amazing Houston Comic Con Jam Sketch Detail by Brad Garneau
• 2009 The Vixen Digital 3-D Pin-Up by Gustavo
• 2009 Vixen art by Flávia Güttler
• 2010 Vixen Sketch Card by Manuel Hernandez
• 2007 The Vixen art by Rocky Howard
• 2009 The Vixen by Jim Kilpatrick
• 2011 The Vixen art by Ivy Monica Landon
• 2008 The Vixen art by larthosgrr8
• 2007 The Vixen art by lenboogie
• 1986 Vixen fan art by Rob Liefeld
• 2010 "Marvel's Storm & DC's Vixen" by Michael "mic?" Magtanong
• 2010 Vixen by Michael "mic?" Magtanong
• 2011 “The Lady Fox & The Ghost Who Walks” by Michael “mic?” Magtanong
• 2008 The Vixen art by Marsonite
• 2010 The Vixen color art by Georgel McAwesome
• 2010-2011 The Justice League of America 100 Project charity art by John McCrea
• 2011 Mari McCabe Sweater Post by Hanie Mohd
• 2011 The Vixen by Arie Monroe
• Vamp/Vixen Character Design from JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRISIS ON TWO EARTHS by Jerome K. Moore
• 2010 The Vixen by Aron Morales
• 2008 The Vixen art by President Nelson
• 2010 “Vixen 2.0” art by Oliver Nome
• 1978 The Vixen Promo Ad by Bob Oksner and Vince Colletta
• Aquaman, Batman, Vixen and Zatanna by Rhiannon Owens
• 2007 DC Heroines Triptych by Rhiannon Owens
• 1984 DC Sampler #2 by Chuck Patton
• 1984 The Vixen "Wanna Good Time..." Sketch by Chuck Patton
• 2009 The Vixen art by Marcio Pazin
• 2008 Mary Melody as Vixen by José Ramiro Acosta Péa
• 2009 The Vixen art by Angela Peak
• 1998 George Pérez & Alex Ross Painted Crisis On Infinite Earths Hardcover Art
• 2010 The Vixen art by Rajinder Kaur Randhawa
• 2007 The Vixen as Rosario Dawson by Jamie Rimmer
• 2005 The Vixen "Hey Baby, What's Thong?" art by Darren "Roadkill" Taylor
• 2005 The Vixen "Morning Person?" art by Darren "Roadkill" Taylor
• 2005 The Falcon & Vixen art by Peter Temple
• 1995/96 The Vixen animation concept art by Bruce Timm

Last Update: 9/9/16

Índice de Vibe

Paco Ramone (1984-1987) was the first hero inducted into the Justice League of Latin American decent, co-founded the "new" Detroit-based incarnation of 1984, and has remained deceased longer than any other member. Vibe had vibratory powers, and was a former gang leader. He is survived as a super-hero legacy by his younger brother Armando, who served as a member of the Conglomerate under the titles Reverb and Hardline.

Biografía
Who's Who Update '87 Vol.5: Vibe
Chuck Patton

Comienzos
Justice League of America Annual #2 (1984)
The New Teen Titans #4 (1/85)
Justice League of America #233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238,239,
241, 242, 243
JLA Classified (2006) #22, 23, 24, 25
Ambush Bug Stocking Stuffer #1 (1986)

Crisis en las Tierras Infinitas
JLA: Incarnations #5 (11/2001): First Story, Third Story
Infinity Inc. #19 (10/85)
Justice League of America # 244 (11/85)
Justice League of America Annual #3 (1985)
Crisis On Infinite Earths #8-12 (11/85-3/86)

Nueva York a la ciudad de Gotham
Justice League of America #246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255

Leyendas
Justice League of America #257
Legends #1, 2,
Justice League of America #258, #259, #260, #261
JLA: Incarnations #5 (Third Story, Nov. 2001)
Legends #3-6 (1-4/87)
Justice League #1 (May 1987)
Detroit League in JLA/Avengers (2003)

Vibe de la Muerto Viviente
JLA Annual #2 (1998)
Green Lantern #43 (Early September 2009)
Blackest Night #1 (September, 2009)
Blackest Night #3 (November, 2009)

Reverb/Hardline (Armando Ramone, Hermano de Paco)
1996 The All-New Conglomerate Pin-Up

Graffiti

• 1984 DC Sampler #2
• 1998 George Pérez & Alex Ross Painted Crisis On Infinite Earths Hardcover Art
• 2005 Vibe Convention Sketch by Chris Moreno

Televisión
Justice League Detroit in upcoming “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths” DVD

Ficción del Aficionado

• Top 5 Vibe Covers
• 1990 Mayfair Games DC Heroes The Justice League Sourcebook: Vibe - Deceased 
• Geoff Johns and Ethan Van Sciver talk ‘Vibe: Rebirth’
• Colección Super Amigos: Liga de la Justicia de Detroit
• Colección Super Amigos: Vibe
• Colección Super Amigos: Zatanna & other Liga de la Justicia de Detroit Mini-Comics
• Comic Book Movie Casts the ENTIRE 108 Members of the Justice League!
• Doodles: Detroit & JLA Eyeline

Actualizado: 24 de Diciembre de 2010