1967
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Creators
Titles
The following comic titles debuted with a 1967 cover date:
Blue Beetle (Charlton) Vol 4 · Inferior Five Vol 1 · Peacemaker Vol 1 · Spectre Vol 1
The following Comic titles were last published with a 1967 cover date:
Capt. Storm Vol 1 · Captain Atom (Charlton) Vol 1 · Peacemaker Vol 1 · Sea Devils Vol 1 · Secret Agent Vol 1
The following One Shots were published with a 1967 cover date:
- No One Shots were published in 1967.
Characters
The following characters debuted with a 1967 cover date:
Aristotle Rodor (New Earth) · Barbara Gordon (New Earth) · Beauty Blaze (Pre-Zero Hour) · Black Manta (New Earth) · Boston Brand (New Earth) · Brute (New Earth) · Charles Vicker (New Earth) · Charles Victor Szasz (New Earth) · Claire Morton (Earth-One) · Davo Yull (New Earth) · Echo (Pre-Zero Hour) · Edward Dawson (New Earth) · Farley Fleeter (New Earth) · Garridan Ranzz (Pre-Zero Hour) · Harold Kane (Earth-One) · Horace Rowland (Earth-One) · John Henry Master (Earth-One) · Joseph Makk (Earth-One) · Karl Kellor (Earth-One) · Knor-El · Mano (Pre-Zero Hour) · Mantis Morlo (Pre-Zero Hour) · Martin Baxter (Earth-One) · Martin Baxter (New Earth) · Michael Payson Maxwell (New Earth) · Ned Creegan (New Earth) · Neil Richards (New Earth) · Nyeun Chun Ti (Pre-Zero Hour) · Otto Orion (Pre-Zero Hour) · Pol Manning (New Earth) · Sarya (Pre-Zero Hour) · Silver Shannon (New Earth) · Snake-Oil (New Earth) · Storm (New Earth) · Swinger (New Earth) · Thunderer (New Earth) · Torpedoman (New Earth) · Tula (New Earth) · Urania Blackwell (New Earth) · Vulko (New Earth) · Zborra (New Earth)
Teams
The following teams debuted with a 1967 cover date:
Fatal Five · Fatal Five (Pre-Zero Hour) · Hunter's Hellcats · Madmen · Squid Gang
Chronology
The following events were published by DC Comics in the year 1967. This does not necessarily indicate that these storylines took place in the year 1967. The passage of time in the DC Universe is nebulous and subject to change and interpretation. Events from historical time periods are indexed under their corresponding years.
Date Unknown
| Event | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Crisis: Tara Markov is born in Markovia. She will one day become the teen super-villain Terra. Note: Date is approximated based on the fact that Terra is sixteen-years old in publishing year 1983. In Post-Crisis continuity, she would have been born much later in order to keep her young per modern chronology standards. | New Teen Titans v.1 #28 | 2.83 |
January
February
| Event | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Secret agent Urania Blackwell exposes herself to chemicals and becomes Element Girl for the first time. | Metamorpho #10 | 2.67 |
| Metamorpho and Element Girl fight against Stingaree and the Cyclops organization. Element Girl is killed during the battle. | Metamorpho #10 | 2.67 |
March
April
| Event | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|
| A man posing as an alien Vrag-Krol attempts to conquer the world by stealing their military weapons. Metamorpho, Simon Stagg along and the U.S. army foils Vrag-Kol's plan by destroying the specific weapons that he coveted. | Metamorpho #11 | 4.67 |
May
June
| Event | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Aqualad meets Tula, the Aquagirl for the first time. The teens fall prey to the hypnotic effects of Dr. Dorsal who has them commit crimes for him. They eventually break free of the hypnosis, but Dorsal gets away. | Aquaman #33 | 6.67 |
| Scientist Franz Zorb uses Stagg Enterprises laboratories to create his Chemo-Robots which he uses against Metamorpho. The robots then destroy much of Stagg Mansion. | Metamorpho #12 | 6.67 |
| Franz Zorb and the Chemo-Robots succeed in stealing a nucleonic moleculizer projector from State Tech College. Metamorpho tries to stop them, but they get away. | Metamorpho #12 | 6.67 |
July
August
| Event | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Simon Stagg uses the equipment in his lab to resurrect Urania Blackwell, the Element Girl. | Metamorpho #13 | 8.67 |
| Metamorpho and Element Girl track down Franz Zorb and his Chemo-Robots and recover the stolen nucleonic moleculizer projector. | Metamorpho #13 | 8.67 |
September
October
| Event | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Black Manta attacks Atlantis and uses a special chemical to break through the dome. Aquaman fights him and gains a surprising assist from his nemesis Ocean Master. | Aquaman #35 | 10.67 |
| The alien Thunderer and his emissary Neutrog come to Earth intent on conquering it. Neutrog hits Metamorpho with an atomic pile that makes him radioactive. Too dangerous to remain on Earth, Metamorpho is forced to exile himself into outer space. | Metamorpho #14 | 10.67 |
November
December
| Event | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|
| The Thunderer sends Metamorpho and Element Girl into a sub-atomic world where their bodies are separted into various pieces. They eventually reconstitute themselves, return to Earth and defeat the Thunderer. Members of the Thunderer's race arrive to take him away. | Metamorpho #15 | 12.67 |
