213. Teen Titans Spotlight #19 by Barbara Randall and Colleen Doran; The Spectre #11 by Doug Moench and Gray Morrow — When a crossover event doesn’t even add the last member of a team and leaves that to a tie-in comic, it’s a weird choice. It’s an even weirder choice when it involves another superhero that didn’t even appear in the event. But at least it’s an incredibly gorgeous comic. Starfire…

212. Millennium #8 by Steve Englehart and Joe Staton — After forty-plus issues released on a weekly basis over the last two months, it all comes down to this. The final issue of Millennium. If you came expecting a grand conclusion, however, you’re in the wrong place. The climax of this series came in the last issue when the combined…

211. Green Lantern Corps #221 by Steve Englehart and Joe Staton — Joe Staton returns to the pages of Green Lantern Corps to tell a story directly linked to the events of Millennium by the same creators. …

210. Infinity Inc. #47 by Roy and Dann Thomas, and Vince Argondezzi — This issue opens with the fate of Molly Mayne and Dan Richards after the previous issue. Both survived, but Molly was injured enough to be bedridden. The team sees to them and their guest Betty Clawman seems to ease Molly’s pain with a touch. The main focus of the issue…

209. Booster Gold #25 by Dan Jurgens with Robert Campanella — When last we left Booster Gold in the pages of Millennium, he had turned on the Manhunters, still been captured by the heroes, and fled with Xiang Po. …

208. Adventures of Superman #437 by John Byrne and Jerry Ordway — After the Chosen were sent out last issue, it’s time for them to make appearances in this week’s other books. We start with Celia Windward — who previously got a spotlight in last month’s Green Lantern Corps — as she walks out of the facility and meets a car waiting…

207. Millennium #7 by Steve Englehart and Joe Staton — One of the big problems this event has faced is that every battle with the Manhunters ends with a victory followed by the revelation of even more Manhunters. It makes the villains feel less like a threat and more like a nuisance than an actual problem. …

206. Forever People #1 by J.M. DeMatteis and Paris Cullins — When a creator has already written two incredible creative endeavors in one year (Doctor Fate and Kraven’s Last Hunt) and helped launch a well-received new version of the Justice League, it’s hard to assume they can get anything wrong. J.M. DeMatteis was riding high with some truly great achievements at…

205. Batman #416 by Jim Starlin and Jim Aparo — This book opens with a note of its place in the past: one year ago. And with that, Jim Starlin sets out to define the relationship between Batman, Robin, and Nightwing in the post-Crisis DC Universe. Robin stumbles as he’s casing a drug processing facility. Nightwing shows up and saves…