TWILIGHT?  Yeah, couldn't finish it.
ATARI FORCE?  I missed it and it's likely never to be reprinted.

DC STYLE GUIDE?  Probably the best art that most people will never see.

BATMAN VS. THE HULK?  (Golden Age) SUPERMAN VS. WONDER WOMAN?  BATMAN '66 Two-Face Special?  HERCULES UNBOUND (inked by Wally Wood!)?  All out of continuity and rarely seen.

As a kid, I loved the Curt Swan SUPERMAN and the only guest artist that was welcome to me was JLGL--but he was mostly inked badly there.

The first four issues of DC COMICS PRESENTS were the best, but then he left.  Same thing when he took over NEW TEEN TITANS.  DEADMAN was only a mini.

I seem to recall reading that perhaps he was not fast enough to do a regular series, which is understandable.  If so, I would have loved to have seen at least one good mini-series or graphic novel a year.

If anybody missed it, DC's last THE SPIRIT series had a number of 8-page back-up stories by big names and JLGL's was glorious.

 

If people are a big fan of his Superman works, then DC put together two volumes of all the JLGL issues under the "Adventures of Superman" banner.

Much as I am a fan of the Curt Swan Superman, there was just something about Gil Kane or JLGL doing a few issues that bumped things up to a whole other level.

Here's a photo I took with JLGL at New York Comic Con about a decade ago...

I noted his Superman art immediately, and it took a little time to get used to it - but my favorite artist was Curt Swan, so everybody took a little getting used (even Mr. Byrne.) 

Of course, his art tightened up as time passed, and I liked it more and more. Whenever I find a "nugget" of it, I try to collect it. My favorite part of his art is capes... gracious, what he does with Superman and Batman and Robin!

I might very possibly collect a current comic were he to do the art.

TANGENT: If you can find "DC Showcase presents the Great Disaster, featuring The Atomic Knights", it is a HONEY! The Atomic Knights is a sci-fi series by John Broome and Murphy Anderson that is simply a pinnacle of DC's science fiction stories (maybe subordinate to Adam Strange and Hawkman... but I love it.) You get the Hercules stories, which turn out to be rather fun, and a couple Superman stories. It is a GREAT collection.

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I got the originals in the dollar boxes my local comic shop is nice enough to keep fully stocked with stuff going back to the 70's or even older!

JLGL & Wally Wood followed by Walt Simonson--it's a pretty nice little art showcase!

You must get a copy of the DC/Marvel crossover: SUPERMAN VS WONDER WOMAN - it has some amazing JLGL artwork!

Narc