The "DC Explosion" and "DC Implosion" were two events in 1978 – the first an official marketing campaign, the second a sardonic reference to it – in which...

Wayback Machine, DC Comics cover-dated September 1978. "The DC Implosion", The Comics Journal No. 41 (August 1978), pp. 5–7. "Post-Implosion Fill-In Fallout"...

published in Fantasy Quarterly. 1978: DC cancels over half of its titles in the so-called DC Implosion. July 1979: DC publishes World of Krypton, the first...

Navy's (USN) sonar detection of an acoustic signature consistent with an implosion around the time communications with the submersible ceased, suggesting...

com. Retrieved 2021-10-17. Wells, John (October 24, 1997), "'Lost' DC: The DC Implosion", Comics Buyer's Guide, no. #1249, Iola, Wisconsin, pp. 132–133,...

series was cancelled with issue #15 in July 1978, as part of the DC Implosion, a period when DC suddenly cancelled dozens of comics. In the decades following...

leads directly into The New 52 DC Rebirth, the initiative that follows The New 52 DC Implosion, a 1978 event in which DC cancelled or reformatted many...

clouds) by Cosey, the fifth episode of the series, is published. The DC Implosion takes hold, as the company cancels 4 ongoing titles, Aquaman, Claw the...

Alex Toth. After The Witching Hour's cancellation as a result of the "DC Implosion", the title was merged with The Unexpected until issue #209. The witches...

1976) and 141 (August - September 1976). Cancelled as a result of the DC Implosion, it was then "merged" into The Unexpected with issue #189 through issue...