 | Annual #1 – Dark Planes Drifter Cover Date – 1997 Written by Hilary J. Bader; art by Joe Staton, Dan Davis; cover by Joe Staton and Terry Austin Clark Kent is drawn to his magical past when magical forces begin erupting in Metropolis.
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 | Official Comic Adaptation: World’s Finest Cover Date – Dec 1997 Written by Paul Dini; art by Joe Staton, Terry Beatty; cover by Bruce Timm Batman follows his nemesis, the Joker, to Metropolis, where he finds that the master villain has joined forces with Lex Luthor. Batman must enlist the help of the Man of Steel to stop the evil duo, but things get even more complicated when Lois Lane falls head-over-heels for… Bruce Wayne? |
 | Special #1 – Superman VS Lobo: Misery In Space Cover Date – February 1998 Written by David Michelinie; art by John Delaney, Mike Manley; cover by John Delaney and Mike Manley Superman must exile himself from Earth after he contracts a lethal virus, and searches for the cure. But Lobo wants that cure, too. |
 | Superman Adventures TPB Cover Date – May 1998 Cover by Bruce Timm Collects issues #1-6 of Superman Adventures.
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 | Superman Adventures Vol. 1: Up, Up and Away! Released – August 18th, 2004 Written by Mark Millar; Art by Aluir Amancio & Terry Austin; Cover by Mike Manley & Austin The adventures of the Man of Steel are in two digest-sized books! Volume 1 — reprinting SUPERMAN ADVENTURES #16, 19, and 22-24 — features Brainiac, the Parasite, Lex Luthor, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Bizarro, Lobo, and Darkseid! |
 | Superman Adventures Vol. 2: The Never-Ending Battle Released – August 18th, 2004 Written by Mark Millar; Art by Aluir Amancio, Mike Manley, Terry Austin; Cover by Manley & Austin A new digest reprinting five issues of the comic inspired by the animated TV show, written by Mark Millar! Volume 2 — reprinting SUPERMAN ADVENTURES #25-29 — turns up the heat with stories featuring Brainiac, Lex Luthor, the Parasite, Lobo, Bizarro and more! |
 | Superman Adventures Vol. 3: Last Son of Krypton Released – January 24th, 2006 Written by Mark Millar and David Michelinie. ; Art by Aluir Amancio, Neil Vokes, Mike Manley, Terry Austin and Ron Boyd; Cover by Manley and Austin Superman confronts his own past as he encounters survivors from Krypton, including his parents, Jor-El and Lara! Plus, someone wants to expose Clark’s secret to Lex Luthor and the world! An encounter with Dr. Fate rounds out this collection reprinting issues #30-34 of the ongoing series! |
 | Superman Adventures Vol. 4: The Man of Steel Released – February 8th, 2006 Written by Mark Millar, Evan Dorkin and Sarah Dyer; Art by Aluir Manncio, Bret Blevins and Terry Austin; Cover by Rich Burchett and Austin The Man of Steel battles the sinister Toyman, the mysterious Multi-face, the Parasite, Mr. Mxyzptlk and the deadly Brainiac. Plus an appearance by Supergirl! All in this 112-page manga-size super specatacular! Reprinting issues #35-39 of the ongoing series! |
 | DC Comic Presents: Superman Adventures Released – June 13th, 2012 Written by Mark Millar; Art by Aluir Manncio; Cover by Rich Burchett and Austin All-ages tales from Superman Adventures #16, 19, 22 and 23. The Man of Steel faces Mr. Mxyzptlk, Brainiac and Livewire, and plays bodyguard to the president of the United States. |
 | Superman Adventures: The Man of Steel Released – October 30th, 2013 Written by Mark Millar, Dan Slott, Roger Stern, Louise Simonson, Dan Jurgens, Various; Art by Neil Vokes, Mike Parobeck, Rick Burchett, Various; Cover by Bruce Timm It’s a special all-ages Man of Steel collection, with stories from Superman Adventures #17, 18, 40 and 41, and Superman/Batman Magazine #1, 3, 5 and 7! |
 | Superman Adventures – Volume One Released – November 11th, 2015 Written by Paul Dini, Scott McCloud; Art by Rick Burchett, Bret Blevins, Mike Manley, Terry Austin; Cover by Bruce Timm In these all-ages tales from Superman Adventures #1-10, the Man of Steel must convince the citizens of Metropolis that he really is a force for good when Lex Luthor unleashes a terrifying robot look-alike on the city. Plus, Superman faces off with Metallo, Brainiac, Live Wire, Mr. Mxyzptlk, General Zod, and more! |
 | Superman Adventures – Volume Two Released – May 25th, 2016 Written by Scott McCloud, Mark Millar and others; Art by Rick Burchett, Terry Austin and others; Cover by John Delaney and Mike Manley In these all-ages tales from Superman Adventures #11-16, Annual #1 and Superman Adventures Special #1, the Man of Steel faces off against Lobo, is split in two by Mr. Mxyzptlk, takes part in an intergalactic ball game, and searches for the cure for a deadly Kryptonian virus. |
 | Superman Adventures – Volume Three Released – May 24th, 2017 Written by Mark Millar, Chris Duffy, Devin Grayson and others; Art by Neil Vokes, Aluir Almancio, Bret Blevins, Mike Manley and Terry Austin; Cover by Rick Burchett and Terry Austin Spinning out of Superman: The Animated Series, the Man of Steel’s exploits continue in these stories from Superman Adventures #17-25! In these tales, Superman must protect the president of the United States from an attempted assassination, and also encounters Brainiac, Parasite, Livewire and heroes Supergirl and Batgirl! |
 | Issue #25 – Super Friends Cover Date – Early November 1994. Written by Kelley Puckett; art by Mike Parobeck and Rick Burchett; cover by Mike Parobeck and Rick Burchett In this out-of-continuity tale, Batman and Superman team up to stop Maxie Zeus and Lex Luthor from destroying Gotham. Note: As the description states, this issue is not in continuity with the |
 | Annual #2 – Token of Faith Cover Date – 1997. Written by Hilary J. Bader; art by Joe Staton, Terry Beatty; cover by Joe Station and Terry Austin Batman and Robin encounter a mysterious and powerful villain from Bruce Wayne’s past: The Hypnotist. While studying with Zatara the magician, Bruce crossed paths with this evil figure — a man who was after a strange amulet owned by Zatara and his daughter, Zatanna. Now, after many years in Batman’s care, the amulet has been stolen. In the hands of the Hypnotist, it could prove a powerful and deadly weapon. |
 | Issue #36 – World’s Finest Cover Date – May 2001. Written by Scott Peterson; art by Tim Levins and Terry Beatty; cover by Bob Smith and Beatty The Man of Steel is tracking down a Metropolis mobster |