3. "Demons From the Bottle"-The Superman of the 1970's asks Henry Pym's assistance in restoring Kandor. Unfortunately, Ultron and Brainiac have their own artificially intelligent reasons for seeing the community of Kryptonian survivors destroyed. Brainiac has cities filled with strange lifeforms he can press into service as his army. Ultron has formed an alliance with the bizarre, microverse-obsessed alien scientist Psyklop who can summon forth armies as well. Select members of the JLA and the Avengers team up as the battle escalates around the globe (Batman and the Vision fight alien ghost-beings in Rutland, Vermont; Captain America and Wonder Woman join forces in Washington, DC; Hawkman and Thor fight the maddened Red Raven's city of sky-people; et al), and, in the end, the Superman Emergency Squad teams up with Nightwing, Flamebird, and the Micronauts to lay the villains low. After all, it's the little things in life that make it so worthwhile. :-)

4. Doctor Strange and Madame Xanadu: A Greenwich Village love story. Why do the notoriously private Strange and Xanadu accept Funky Flashman and Dollar Bill's offer to host a daytime talk show together from a seaside resort, and how does it all lead to Clea falling in love with Aquaman, Mera in the arms of Atlantean sorcerer Alaric, Namorita making out with Aqualad, and Tula infatuated with future Sorcerer Supreme Doc Magus while Namor and Arion look askance at the entire series of affairs? Read part one: "Love Is On the Air," and then join us again for part two: "There's Something In the Water." It all falls apart in part three: "Up In Flames," and then wraps up in part four: "Epilogue: Down to Earth."

(All issues are giant-sized and so can contain multiple parts and chapter headings within the same issue.)

Robbie, thank you for the invitation. It's nice to be back, sir. :-)