Dick Grayson's first encounter with Batman by Dennis O'Neil and George Pérez; the first meeting of the Golden and Silver Age Flashes story by Grant Morrison; how Johnny Thunder (the western hero) came to be; the definitive history of the Black Canary; and the stories behind the Dolphin and the Space Museum. Annuals and Specials Annual #1 (1987): the Doom Patrol art by John Byrne; Captain Comet. Annual #2 (1988): The second and third Flashes (Barry Allen and Wally West). Annual #3 (1989): the Teen Titans. This was an anniversary tribute with contributions from George Pérez, Tom Grummett, Irv Novick, Dave Cockrum, Kevin Maguire and Colleen Doran. It also included five pages of Who's Who entries on Flamebird, the Golden Eagle, the Bumblebee, the Herald, the Antithesis and the Gargoyle. Special #1 (1989): the Penguin by Alan Grant and Sam Kieth, the Riddler by Neil Gaiman, Matt Wagner and Bernie Mireault, and Two-Face by Mark Verheiden and Pat Broderick. Additionally, there was a belated Secret Origins 80-Page Giant issued in 1998 (), that focused on the members of Young Justice. Secret Origins collected edition Some issues of the second series were collected in a trade paperback along with other material and some original work in 1989 called Secret Origins, but the official title, as stated in the book's indicia, is given as Secret Origins of The World's Greatest Super-Heroes (). The focus was on DC's major characters: the origins of the Justice League of America (from #32), the Flash (Barry Allen, from Secret Origins Annual #2); Green Lantern (Hal Jordan, from #36); J'onn J'onnz, the Martian Manhunter (from #35); and Superman (from The Man of Steel #6). There was also an all-new retelling of Batman's origins, Batman: The Man Who Falls, by Dennis O'Neil and Dick Giordano; this story later served as a cited inspiration for the 2005 film Batman Begins. Characters featured in the 2014–15 series #1 (June 2014): Superman, Robin (Dick Grayson), Supergirl #2 (July 2014): Batman, Aquaman, Starfire #3 (August 2014): Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Batwoman (Kate Kane), Red Robin (Tim Drake) #4 (September 2014): Harley Quinn, the Green Arrow, Damian Wayne #5 (October 2014): Cyborg, the Red Hood (Jason Todd), Mera #6 (December 2014): Wonder Woman, Deadman, Sinestro #7 (January 2015): The Flash, the Huntress, Superboy #8 (February 2015): Grayson, Animal Man, Katana #9 (March 2015): The Swamp Thing, Power Girl, Green Lantern (John Stewart) #10