Kesel; The daughter of the Hawk and the Dove takes on Monarch. Hawkworld Annual #2 - written by John Ostrander; Hawkman and Hawkwoman come out of retirement to face a robot. Flash Annual #4 - written by Mark Waid; Wally West has entered the Witness Protection Program, but becomes the Flash once again to rescue his super-powered son from his former Rogues Gallery. L.E.G.I.O.N. '91 Annual #2 - by Alan Grant and penciller Mike McKone; Dox and Lady Quark take over the universe. The New Titans Annual #7 - Nightwing leads the Team Titans on guerrilla raids against a fascist government. While most of the annuals had no real consequences for the ongoing series they were attached to, The New Titans Annual #1 tied in significantly to ongoing storylines. The future group of "Team Titans" depicted in the Annual had been present in the ongoing series for some time as seemingly antagonistic figures. Action Comics Annual #3 - by writer Roger Stern and penciller Tom Grummett; Superman becomes President of the United States, after remembering moments of the previously probable future seen in Superman Annual (vol. 2) #3. Detective Comics Annual #4 - Batman vs. Talia. The Adventures of Superman Annual #3 - by writer Louise Simonson and penciller Bryan Hitch; Lois Lane dies while pregnant with Superman's child and a widowed Superman eventually romances Maxima. It leads to Justice League Europe Annual #2. Justice League Europe Annual #2 - The JLE are lost in time. It leads to Armageddon 2001 #2. Aftermath titles Action Comics #670 Superman (vol. 2) #61 Sequel miniseries Armageddon: The Alien Agenda #1-4 Armageddon: Inferno #1-4 Aftermath After Armageddon 2001, Waverider continued to show up (next, in the cover of Action Comics #670, with Armageddon 2001'''s aftermath), mostly in the Superman titles (Superman (vol. 2) #61 depicts Superman and Waverider in the Metropolis disaster area, which is the same area seen in Action Comics #670, and follows Waverider and Superman almost immediately after Armageddon 2001), before playing an important role in 1994's Zero Hour: Crisis in Time! event which was likewise controlled by Jurgens. None of the alternate futures shown in Armageddon 2001 came true and most of their events had no impact on the DC Universe. One exception was The New Titans crossover which showed a group of super-powered teens fighting against a god-like dictator. These characters had already appeared in New Titans, having