| AMBUSH BUG (Irwin Schwab) | CHRONOLOGY |
| Created by Paul Kupperberg and Keith Giffen |
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Ambush Bug (Irwin Schwab)
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CHRONOLOGY
Ambush Bug first appeared in DC Comics Presents #52 (December 1982): "Negative Woman Goes Berserk".
Below is the definitive list of appearances of Ambush Bug 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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Ambush Bug Chronology
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| DC Comics Presents #52 (December 1982): "Negative Woman Goes Berserk" |
| DC Comics Presents #59 (July 1983): "Ambush Bug II, or, Just When You Thought It Was Safe To Start Reading DC Comics Presents Again" |
| Supergirl Vol. 2 #16 (February 1984): "Bug-Out" |
| Action Comics #560/2 (October 1984): "Police Blotter" |
| Action Comics #563 (January 1985): "Black Beauty" |
| Action Comics #565/2 (March 1985): "Sellout" |
| DC Comics Presents #81 (May 1985): "All This and Kobra, Too", or, "Turning Kryptonese I Think I'm Turning Kryptonese I Really Think So", or, "Tora Tora Tora" |
| Ambush Bug #1 (June 1985): "Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Wipe-Out" |
| Ambush Bug #2 (July 1985): "The Koala Who Walks Like a Man" |
| Ambush Bug #3 (August 1985): "The Ambush Bug History of the DC Universe" |
| Ambush Bug #4 (September 1985): "Whoops" |
| Swamp Thing Vol. 2 #46 (March 1986): "Revelations" |
| Ambush Bug Stocking Stuffer #1 (1986): "I Knew I Shoulda Taken That Left Toyn Back in Albakoyky" |
| Son of Ambush Bug #1 (July 1986): "How Come You Do Me Like You Do Do Do?" |
| Son of Ambush Bug #2 (August 1986): "Hell Again, Hell Again, Jiggety Jig" |
| Son of Ambush Bug #3 (September 1986): "Who Put the 'Pop' in Poppycock" |
| Son of Ambush Bug #4 (October 1986): "The Comics Inquirer" |
| Son of Ambush Bug #5 (November 1986): "Ambush Bug Busted!!!!" |
| Son of Ambush Bug #6 (December 1986): "Walking Papers" |
| Invasion! #2 (1988): "Battleground Earth" |
| Invasion! #3 (1989): "World Without Heroes" |
| Secret Origins Vol. 2 #48 (April 1990): "The Secret Origin of Ambush Bug" |
| Ambush Bug Nothing Special #1 (September 1992): [No Title] |
| Guy Gardner: Warrior #29 (March 1995): "It's My Party and I'll Fight If I Want To" |
| Justice Leagues: Justice League of Amazons #1 (March 2001): "Justice Leagues, Part II: Jungle Work" |
| JLA: Welcome to the Working Week (2003): "Welcome to the Working Week" |
| Lobo Unbound #4 (November 2003) |
| Lobo Unbound #5 (March 2004) |
| Lobo Unbound #6 (May 2004) |
| 52 #24 (December 2006): "Just Imagine" |
| Ambush Bug: Year None #1 (September 2008): "Hey, You Sank My Battle-Ax!" |
| Ambush Bug: Year None #2 (October 2008): "Five Million Elvis Impersonators Can't Be Wrong!" |
| Ambush Bug: Year None #3 (November 2008): "A Ton of Bricks, A Jug of Whine-- And Thou!" |
| Ambush Bug: Year None #4 (December 2008): "The Guignol Age of Comics" |
| Ambush Bug: Year None #5 (January 2009): "Meet the New Boss!" |
| Ambush Bug: Year None #7 (December 2009): "1 Year Late" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #9 (June 2010): "Thick As A Brick" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #11 (August 2010): "Front and Center" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #12 (September 2010): "False Front" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #14 (November 2010): "Power Player!" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #15 (December 2010): "A House Divided" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #16 (January 2011): "Gazing into the Abyss" |
| Secret Six Vol. 3 #30 (April 2011): "Suicide Roulette, Part One of Two: Like a Star on the Horizon" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #19 (April 2011): "Suicide Roulette, Part Two: Ring-a-Ding Doom" |
| Doom Patrol Vol. 5 #22 (July 2011): "Doomsday" |
| Chronos #1,000,000 (November 1998): "Time on my Hands" [future, last chronological appearance] |