| MISTER TERRIFIC (Terry Sloane) | CHRONOLOGY |
| Created by Charles Reizenstein and Hal Sharpe |
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CHRONOLOGY
Mister Terrific first appeared in Sensation Comics #1/3 (January 1942): "Mr. Terrific".
Below is the definitive list of appearances of Mister Terrific in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note. Stories that for some reason are no longer part of current continuity will have a comment saying this in a note following the entry.
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Mister Terrific Chronology
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| Sensation Comics #1/3 (January 1942): [The Origin of Mr. Terrific] |
| Sensation Comics #2/3 (February 1942): [The One-Man Benefit Show] |
| Sensation Comics #3/3 (March 1942): [The Phony Presidente] |
| Sensation Comics #4/3 (April 1942): [The Comeuppance of Dapper Joe] |
| Sensation Comics #5/3 (May 1942): [The "Reform" of Caspar Crunch] |
| Sensation Comics #6/3 (June 1942): [The Mining Company Con Job] |
| Sensation Comics #7/3 (July 1942): [Commissioner Jones's Meat Racket] |
| Sensation Comics #8/3 (August 1942): [The Crooked Carnival] |
| Sensation Comics #9/3 (September 1942): [The Fall of Ferret McGee] |
| All-Star Squadron #31 (March 1984): "Uncle Sam Wants You" |
| All-Star Squadron #32 (April 1984): "Crisis on Earth-X! The Prequel" |
| All-Star Squadron #59 (July 1986): "Out of the Ashes... Mekanique!" |
| All-Star Squadron #60 (August 1986): "The End of the Beginning!" |
| Young All-Stars #3 (August 1987): "A Call to Arms" |
| Young All-Stars #9 (February 1988): "You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Souls"[Early May, 1942] |
| Young All-Stars Annual #1 (1988): "The Mekanique Paradox" |
| Sensation Comics #10/3 (October 1942): [The Indianapolis Speed Race Caper] |
| Young All-Stars #27 (July 1989): "Meanwhile..." [Flashback to Sensation Comics #10] |
| Sensation Comics #11/3 (November 1942): [Mystery on Blue Island] |
| Sensation Comics #12/4 (December 1942): [The Deadly Jokes of Mr. Laff] |
| Sensation Comics #13/4 (January 1943): [No Title] |
| Sensation Comics #14/4 (February 1943): "Framed!" |
| Sensation Comics #15/4 (March 1943): "Mr. Terrific Took a Vacation" |
| Sensation Comics #16/4 (April 1943): "The Case of the Unhappy Dog" |
| Wonder Woman #231 (May 1977): "This War Has Been Cancelled" |
| Wonder Woman #232 (June 1977): Duel of The Gods" |
| Sensation Comics #17/4 (May 1943): "The Emperor's Millions" |
| Sensation Comics #18/4 (June 1943): "The Case of the Radio Robbers" |
| Sensation Comics #19/4 (July 1943): "I Quit!" |
| Sensation Comics #20/5 (August 1943): "The Masqueraders" |
| Sensation Comics #21/4 (September 1943): "The Case of the Bogus Baron" |
| Sensation Comics #22/5 (October 1943): "Fight to the Finish" |
| Sensation Comics #23/5 (November 1943): "The Battle of the Toy Soldiers" |
| Sensation Comics #24/5 (December 1943): "A Symphony of Sock" |
| Sensation Comics #25/5 (January 1944): "Seeing is Not Believing" |
| Sensation Comics #26/5 (February 1944): "The Puzzling Portraits" |
| Sensation Comics #27/5 (March 1944): "Shadow on the Wall" |
| Sensation Comics #28/5 (April 1944): "The Fate of the Future" |
| JSA #41 (December 2002): "The Unborn Hour" |
| JSA #42 (January 2003): "Paradox Play" |
| Sensation Comics #29/5 (May 1944): "The Man Who Could Make Diamonds" |
| Sensation Comics #30/5 (June 1944): "The Case of the Cat's Meow" |
| Sensation Comics #31/5 (July 1944): "The Blindfold Test" |
| Sensation Comics #32/4 (August 1944): "The Secret of the Stolen Statue" |
| Sensation Comics #33/4 (September 1944): "The Magician Meets His Master" |
| Sensation Comics #34/5 (October 1944): "Air Tight Alibi" |
| Sensation Comics #35/3 (November 1944): "The Man Who Outsmarted Himself" |
| Sensation Comics #36/3 (December 1944): "The Builder of Crime" |
| Big All-American Comic Book (1944): "Models for Crime" |
| Sensation Comics #37/3 (January 1945): "Lightning Strikes Twice!" |
| Sensation Comics #39/3 (March 1945): "The Boarder Who Forgot!" |
| Sensation Comics #40/3 (April 1945): "The Monster of Mudville" |
| All-Star Comics #24 (spring 1945): "This is Our Enemy" |
| All-Star Comics Vol. 2 #1 (early May 1999): "Time's Keeper" |
| National Comics Vol. 2 #1 (May 1999): "Fair Play" |
| All-Star Comics Vol. 2 #2 (late May 1999): "Time's Arrow" |
| JSA: Strange Adventures #1 (October 2004): "It Was A Dark And Stormy Night..." |
| JSA: Strange Adventures #2 (November 2004): "Ray Guns And Bug-Eyed Monsters" |
| JSA: Strange Adventures #3 (December 2004): "The Lurker In The Clouds" |
| JSA: Strange Adventures #4 (January 2005):"All In Color For A Dime" |
| JSA: Strange Adventures #5 (February 2005):"Life of a Madman" |
| JSA: Strange Adventures #6 (March 2005):"Thunder and Lightning" |
| JSA: Classified #29 (October 2007): "Mr. Horrific Episode 1: Like Fatherland, Like Son" [Flashback] |
| Last Days of the Justice Society Special #1 (1986): "Last Days of the Justice Society of America" |
| All-Star Comics 80-Page Giant #1/2 (September 2000): "P.O.V. A Fable" |
| Sensation Comics #41/3 (May 1945): "The Smiling Spendthrift" |
| Sensation Comics #42/4 (June 1945): "Crime Goes to School!" |
| Sensation Comics #43/4 (July 1945): "The Crimes That Couldn't Work" |
| Sensation Comics #44/3 (August 1945): "Crime on the Downbeat" |
| Sensation Comics #45/3 (September 1945): "The Violent Violin" |
| Sensation Comics #46/3 (October 1945): "Futile's Follies" |
| Sensation Comics #47/3 (November 1945): "Wanda Wilson's Mistake" |
| Sensation Comics #48/3 (December 1945): "Losses Pay a Profit" |
| Sensation Comics #49/3 (January 1946): "Tale of the Tattooed Eye!" |
| Sensation Comics #50/3 (February 1946): "Mr. Terrific Goes to the Dogs" |
| Sensation Comics #51/3 (March 1946): "Five Geniuses in Search of a Hobby" |
| Sensation Comics #52/3 (April 1946): "The Missing Composers" |
| Sensation Comics #53/4 (May 1946): "The Man with the Gun" |
| Sensation Comics #54/4 (June 1946): "The Face of Shen San" |
| Sensation Comics #55/4 (July 1946): [Class for Criminals] |
| Sensation Comics #56/4 (August 1946): "The Boy Who Had No Friends" |
| Sensation Comics #57/4 (September 1946): "The Wonderful Algy" |
| Sensation Comics #58/4 (October 1946): "The Book of Alibis" |
| Sensation Comics #59/4 (November 1946): "The Most Honest Man in Town" |
| Sensation Comics #60/4 (December 1946): "The Good Deed" |
| JSA: All Stars #7/2 (January 2004): "the Strange Case of Mr. Terrific and Doctor Nil" |
| Sensation Comics #61/4 (January 1947): "Give 'Em the Bird" |
| Sensation Comics #62/4 (February 1947): "The Man Who Remembered Too Much" |
| Sensation Comics #63/4 (March 1947): "A Juror Disappears" |
| JSA #69 (March 2005): "JSA/JSA Chapter II: Guardian Angels" |
| JSA #70 (April 2005): "JSA/JSA Chapter III: High Societies" |
| JSA #71 (May 2005): "JSA/JSA Chapter IV: Past Mistakes" |
| JSA #72 (June 2005): "JSA/JSA" |
| JSA #60 (June 2004): "Redemption Lost Part 1" [Flashback] |
| JLA: Year One #12 (December 1998): "Justice For All" |
| Justice League of America #37 (August 1965) : "Earth--Without a Justice League!" |
| Justice League of America #38 (September 1965): "Crisis on Earth-A" |
| Justice League of America #55 (August 1967): "The Super-Crisis That Struck Earth-Two" |
| Justice League of America #56 (September 1967): "The Negative-Crisis of Earths One-Two" |
| Justice League of America #64 (August 1968): "The Stormy Return of the Red Tornado" |
| Justice League of America #65 (September 1968): "T.O. Morrow Kills the Justice League - Today" |
| Justice League of America #82 (August 1970): "Peril of the Paired Planets" |
| Justice League of America #101 (September 1972): "The Hand That Shook the World" |
| Justice League of America #102 (October 1972): "And One of Us Must Die" |
| Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. #9 (April 2000): "The Final Hour for the 7 Soldiers of Victory" [Flashback to Justice League of America #100-102 with new details] |
| All-Star Comics #74 (September-October 1978): "World on the Edge of Ending" |
| Adventure Comics #465/3 (September-October 1979): "Countdown to Disaster" |
| JSA #61 (July 2004): "Redemption Lost Part 2" [pages 1-2] |
| Justice League of America #171 (October 1979): "The Murderer Among Us: Crisis Above Earth-One" |
| JSA #61 (July 2004): "Redemption Lost Part II" [Flashback in between panels of Justice League of America #171] |
| Justice League of America #172 (November 1979): "I Accuse..." |
| Spectre Vol. 3 #54 (June 1997): "The Haunting of Jim Corrigan, Part 3: Atonement" [Flashback; as a spirit] |
| Starman Vol. 2 #37 (December 1997): "Talking With David '97" [As a spirit] |
| JLA Annual #2 (October 1998): "Life Itself" [As a spirit] |
| Day of Judgment #2 (November 1999): "Lost Souls" [As a spirit] |
| JSA #85 (July 2006): "...The Living Must Answer!" [As a spirit] |
| Blackest Night: JSA #3 (April 2010): "White Lightning" [Flashback] |
As a Black Lantern |
| Blackest Night: JSA #1 (February 2010): "Lost Souls" |
| Blackest Night #4 (December 2009): "Blackest Night" |
| Blackest Night: JSA #3 (April 2010): "White Lightning" |