With some predictions mixed in… We haven’t done one of these in a while, and a lot of what we’ve requested in the past has been released by DC, so here comes 13 DC COMICS FACSIMILE EDITIONS WE’D LIKE TO SEE — 2026 EDITION. In no particular order: — Green Lantern #76.  DC announced this one back in 2020 but then it was cancelled when COVID struck. Why the publisher hasn’t rectified that is a mystery, but they have an emerald opportunity when the TV show Lanterns — which is about Hal Jordan and John Stewart investigating a rural mystery — hits later this year. (By Denny O’Neil and Neal Adams, 1970.) — Batman #321. Another one cancelled by COVID, this one also deserves to see the light of day. A 1979 Len Wein-written classic, with art by Walt Simonson and Dick Giordano, and a Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez cover. A natural! — The Flash #135. Yet another cancelled by COVID, this one gives us the first appearance of one of the greatest comics costumes of all time — Kid Flash’s second set of duds, designed by Carmine Infantino. (By John Broome, Infantino, Joe Giella, and an Infantino/Murphy Anderson cover, 1963.) DC had a fourth cancelled by COVID — 1975’s Man-Bat #1, featuring Steve Ditko’s only published Batman work — but it’s not very high on my personal list. — Batman vs. the Incredible Hulk (aka DC Special Series #27). Since we’ve already gotten the two Spider-Man/Superman treasuries, I’d say it’s even money we’ll get this one later in 2026. The 45th anniversary is in September. (By Wein, Garcia-Lopez and Giordano, with contributions from George Perez.) — Marvel and DC Present the Uncanny X-Men and the New Teen Titans #1. I’d wager this is at the top of most comics fans’ lists — especially if DC and Marvel choose to rerelease it in treasury size, as opposed to the original size. (By Chris Claremont, Simonson and Terry Austin, 1982.) — Action Comics #285. Supergirl goes public! Perfect timing for the new movie coming this summer. (By Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney, with a cover by Curt Swan and George Klein, 1961.) — The Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #1. Written by our pal Paul Kupperberg and another fitting release for the Supergirl movie. (Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Oksner,...