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Crisis on Infinite Earths #11

DC · Series began 1985 · February 1986

Dates

Cover date
February 1986
On sale
October 8, 1985
Pages
36

Values

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Editions and covers (3)

Copies of #11 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.

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  • Newsstand edition75¢ cover

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 0709893266102 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page
  • Canadian price edition0.95 CAD cover

    Canadian

    Printed cover price 0.95 CAD.

    Barcode 0709893266102 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page
Facsimile reprints exist

Crisis on Infinite Earths 11 (Facsimile Edition) (2025). A facsimile reproduces this issue with a modern cover price and barcode; check before buying.

Story arc: Crisis on Infinite Earths

This is part 36 of 43. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Crisis on Infinite Earths #1
  2. Crisis on Infinite Earths #2
  3. Crisis on Infinite Earths #3
  4. Crisis on Infinite Earths #4
  5. Crisis on Infinite Earths #5
  6. Crisis on Infinite Earths #6
  7. Blue Devil #17
  8. The Omega Men #31
  9. All-Star Squadron #50
  10. Crisis on Infinite Earths #7
  11. DC Comics Presents #86
  12. Blue Devil #18
  13. All-Star Squadron #51
  14. Batman #389
  15. Crisis on Infinite Earths #8
  16. DC Comics Presents #87
  17. Detective Comics #556
  18. Green Lantern #194
  19. Justice League of America #244
  20. Superman #413
  21. The Fury of Firestorm #41
  22. The Losers Special #1
  23. The Omega Men #33
  24. All-Star Squadron #52
  25. Batman #390
  26. Crisis on Infinite Earths #9
  27. Green Lantern #195
  28. Justice League of America #245
  29. The Fury of Firestorm #42
  30. All-Star Squadron #53
  31. Batman #391
  32. Crisis on Infinite Earths #10
  33. Superman #415
  34. Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld #13
  35. All-Star Squadron #54
  36. Crisis on Infinite Earths #11
  37. Crisis on Infinite Earths #12
  38. Green Lantern #198
  39. Swamp Thing #46
  40. Deadman: Dead Again #1
  41. DC Universe #0
  42. DCU: Legacies #5
  43. DCU: Legacies #6

Creators

pencils: George Pérezinks: George Pérez, Jerry Ordwaycolors: Anthony Tollin, Carl Gaffordscript: Marv Wolfmanletters: John Costanza

Stories

  • Aftershock · 25 pages

    The heroes begin to wonder what's happening as some heroes are remembered while others aren't on this Earth, and why weren't Superman [Earth-2] and Flash [Jay Garrick], as well as other heroes not able to return back to their respective worlds after the battle at the dawn of time. Harbinger then explains the multiverse is no more as a result of that battle, as a single universe is now in existence with aspects from each surviving world. The Anti-Monitor later appears to try and finish what he started as he pulls the single Earth into the antimatter universe. To be concluded...

Publisher’s description

The penultimate issue of this modern classic tale begins with the birth of a new universe! But despite the seeming tranquility of the situation, the heroes quickly discover things aren't as they should be, and this new reality has been created inthe image of their greatest foe—the Anti-Monitor!

Reprinted in

Crisis on Infinite Earths (1998), Crisis on Infinite Earths (2000), Crisis on Infinite Earths The Absolute Edition (2005), Crisis on Infinite Earths Deluxe Edition (2015), Crisis on Infinite Earths Giant (2019), Crisis on Infinite Earths: 35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (2019), Crisis on Infinite Earths 11 (Facsimile Edition) (2025)

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