The character's next chronological appearance is in Avengers Unplugged #5 and then Warlock. He would then go on to star in Avengers Forever which revamped the character and led to another more successful solo series being launched in 2000. Although most of the plot threads were never addressed, let alone resolved, there is some small amount of resolution to be found in Captain Marvel #14 which was a fill-in issue written by this series' writer Fabian Nicieza.

The irreverent MAD Magazine has been the leading force of satirical comedy since 1952. Represented by their iconic mascot Alfred E. Neuman, MAD has been skewering all aspects of pop culture and politics for decades to create more than 550 issues, bookazines and original paperbacks. Now the magazine is relaunching with an (un)Usual Gang of Idiots to bring you a heaping helping of fresh spoofs and goofs.

After an initial arc that involved a battle against a younger version of the Legion of Super Heroes villain Mordru, and a stand alone Sand story, James Robinson left the title in the capable hands of Goyer's new writing partner, Geoff Johns. Soon to be a DC phenomenon, John's knowledge of superhero continuity and characterization propelled the comic for nearly the rest of its tenure and later guided the superhero team into a successful relaunch. Over the course of the title's run, the JSA battled many villains, including the likes of the Ultra-Humanite, Eclipso, Extant and the Gentleman Ghost. The series saw new members Hawkman, Captain Marvel, Jakeem Thunder, the second Mister Terrific and Hourman, a new Doctor Fate, and even the supposedly reformed villain Black Adam. The title debuted a new and deadly Crimson Avenger and delved into the nine lives of team member Wildcat.

In Europe, war ravages nations, but a greater darkness than human conflict calls Angel back across the ocean from his distant home in America - bodies of combatants found drained of blood, and signs of an ancient evil once more abroad in the world. Writer/artist John Byrne tells an untold tale of Angel's WWI exploits!

July, 1955. A young Air Force brat witnesses a horrific mid-air collision over the Arizona desert. One of the surviving pilots is Ray 27, a bright-eyed freedom fighter who has blasted into the past in his polymorphic aircraft in a desperate, heroic bid to eradicate his own dystopian future. Or is he an evil-eyed temporal terrorist, here in a psychotic bid to destroy a utopian future? The answer lies at the very heart of this painstakingly researched and crisply rendered aviation adventure series by Ken Steacy. Aggressively pursued by spatio-temporal agents from the future as well as by opponents from the present, Ray and his antagonists must ultimately confront their own humanity before events he has set in motion reach their shattering conclusion! Strap yourself in... there's major turbulence ahead!