Millennium #1

Dates

Cover date

[January] 1988

On sale

October 6, 1987

In stores

September 15, 1987

Pages

36

Editions and covers (3)

Copies of #1 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

• Direct edition75¢ cover

  Direct

  No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

  This edition’s page
• Canadian price edition1.00 CAD cover

  Canadian

  Printed cover price 1.00 CAD.

  Barcode 0709893122701 · shared with another edition

  Source ↗
• Newsstand edition75¢ cover

  Newsstand

  A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

  Barcode 0709893122701 · shared with another edition

  This edition’s page

Story arc: Millennium

This is part 4 of 41. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

1. Firestorm the Nuclear Man #67
2. Flash (1987) #8
3. Justice League International (1987) #9
4. Millennium (1988) #1
5. Wonder Woman (1987) #12
6. Batman (1940) #415
7. Blue Beetle (1986) #20
8. Legion of Super-Heroes (1984) #42
9. Millennium (1988) #2
10. Superman #13
11. Young All-Stars (1987) #8
12. Adventures of Superman #436
13. Millennium (1988) #3
14. The Green Lantern Corps #220
15. Millennium (1988) #4
16. Suicide Squad (1987) #9
17. Captain Atom #11
18. Teen Titans Spotlight #18
19. Booster Gold #24
20. Detective Comics #582
21. Secret Origins #22
22. Firestorm the Nuclear Man #68
23. Millennium (1988) #5
24. Wonder Woman (1987) #13
25. Millennium (1988) #6
26. Superman #14
27. Young All-Stars (1987) #9
28. Adventures of Superman #437
29. Millennium (1988) #7
30. The Green Lantern Corps #221
31. Millennium (1988) #8
32. Blue Beetle #21
33. Teen Titans Spotlight #19
34. Booster Gold #25
35. Flash #9
36. Infinity, Inc. #47
37. Justice League International #10
38. Legion of Super-Heroes #43
39. Secret Origins #23
40. The Spectre #11
41. DC Finest: Suicide Squad: Trial by Fire (2025) #nn

Publisher’s description

MILLENNIUM WEEK 1 - OVER Week one of DC's company-wide crossover of 1987 gets underway by informing readers that the Manhunters were created as a force for good three-and-a-half billion years ago by the Guardians of the Universe. However, they have turned against their masters and are now gunning for Earth's heroes and for ten special "chosen ones" that have been selected by the Guardians. Various DC characters, such as Wally West's dad, are revealed to be Manhunters.

Reprinted in

Millennium (2008)