Dates
- Cover date
- October 1994
- On sale
- September 8, 1994
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
Story arc: Zero Hour
This is part 41 of 46. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.
- Showcase '94 (1994) #8
- Showcase '94 (1994) #9
- Batman (1940) #511
- Flash (1987) #94
- Legionnaires (1993) #18
- Superboy (1994) #8
- Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #37
- Valor (1992) #23
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time (1994) #4
- Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #31
- Green Lantern (1990) #55
- Hawkman (1993) #13
- Justice League America (1989) #92
- Superman (1987) #93
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time (1994) #3
- Adventures of Superman (1987) #516
- Detective Comics (1937) #678
- Justice League Task Force (1993) #16
- L.E.G.I.O.N. '94 (1994) #70
- Outsiders (1993) #11
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time (1994) #2
- Action Comics (1938) #703
- Anima (1994) #7
- Catwoman (1993) #14
- Damage (1994) #6
- Green Arrow (1988) #90
- Justice League International (1993) #68
- Legion of Super-Heroes (1989) #61
- Robin (1993) #10
- Showcase '94 (1994) #10
- Steel (1994) #8
- Team Titans (1992) #24
- The Darkstars (1992) #24
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time (1994) #1
- Guy Gardner: Warrior (1994) #24
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time (1994) #0
- Flash (1987) #0
- Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #0
- Green Lantern (1990) #0
- Damage (1994) #0
- Gunfire (1994) #0
- Aquaman (1994) #0
- Green Lantern: Kyle Rayner Rising Compendium (2023) #nn
- DC Finest: Zero Hour: Crisis in Time: Part One (2024) #nn
- DC Finest: Zero Hour: Crisis in Time: Part Two (2025) #nn
- DC Finest: Catwoman: Vengeance and Vindication (2025) #nn
Creators
pencils: Ed Hannigan, Ed Benes, Dan Jurgens, Phil Jimenez, Travis Charest, Jim Balent, Howard Porterinks: Brian Garvey, Jerry Ordway, Phil Jimenez, Travis Charest, Howard Porter, Jim Balentscript: Len Wein, Keri Kowalskicolors: Martin Thomasletters: Lois Buhalis
Stories
- Forward Thrust! · 24 pages
Gunfire breaks into Utili/Tech to get more information about Ragnarok, and later confronts the villain in his own hideaway. He's shocked to learn that Ragnarok is really his father, Gunther Van Horn, thought to be killed during the invasion of the Bloodlines parasites. Instead, he received superpowers of his own, like his son.