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Retroactive Continuity: Cancelled Comic Cavalcade #1
Posted on November 22, 2009 | 3 CommentsThe aftermath of the “DC Implosion” in June, 1978 left piles of material stacked up around the DC Comics’ offices. The sudden nature of the cancellation of some 26 titles in various stages of production meant that stories scheduled for publication just a few days...
