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	America's One-Million Nonviolent Prisoners
		Washington, DC: Coming just a week after the Justice Department announced that 1.8 million Americans were behind bars, a new report by the Justice Policy Institute has found that, for the first time, over one million nonviolent offenders were incarcerated in America in 1998.
		Entitled America's One Million Nonviolent Prisoners, the JPI analysis of recent United States Justice Department data showed that over the past 20 years, the nonviolent prisoner population has increased at a rate much faster than the violent prisoner population, and that 77% of the people entering prisons and jails were sentenced for nonviolent offenses.
		America's 1.2 million nonviolent prisoners is five times the number of people held in India's entire prison system, even though India is a country with roughly four times our population.
	www.cjcj.org /pubs/one_million/onemillionpr.html (732 words)

	DC Vote - Answer Key for DC Voting Rights Quiz
		DC is most accurately described as a District - not a city, county, or state.
		DC runs a District police force, a District school system, and DC is treated as a state in more than 500 federal laws.
		DC has been denied equal representation in the Senate, a right enjoyed by citizens in all of the 50 states.
	www.dcvote.org /library/lessonplan/quizanswerkey.cfm (779 words)

	DC One Million - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		DC One Million was a crossover event published by DC Comics in 1998.
		It featured a vision of the DC Universe in the 853rd century (chosen because that is the century in which, assuming they maintain a regular publishing schedule, DC Comics will first publish an issue #1,000,000 of one of their current monthly titles.
		Every series then being published by DC also put out a single issue numbered #1,000,000, which either showed its characters' involvement in the central plot or gave a glimpse of what its characters' descendants/successors would be doing in the 853rd century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/DC_One_Million (1228 words)

	CBC Super Store: All Graphic Novels/TPBs: DC One Million
		The new possible distant future for the DC Universe is also fun, along with the open timeline policy established by the book Kingdom.
		Ressurrection Man, a book DC never should have come close to canceling, is given a nice bookend here as we see where his life will go in the far flung future, and the resolution of his tale with Vandal Savage.
		This book, however, does not require you to be a scholar in these areas to attain a basic enjoyment of the work because it is not a quiet, scholarly book but rather the equivilant of a Tom Clancy-inspired action movie with shades of Sagan thrown in.
	www.comicbookconventions.com /amazonstore/shop.php?c=genbooks&n=4366&i=1563895250&x=DC_One_Million (734 words)

	DC Universe
		The leading heroes of the DC Universe were originally (in the 1940s) known as the Justice Society of America and their exploits were published in All-Star Comics.
		The DC Universe typically has its comic books set in fictional cities, such as the twin cities of Gotham City (based upon New York City) and Metropolis (based in part upon Toronto, though like Gotham, it also serves as a New York City analog in the comics).
		Editors at DC came to consider the varied continuity of multiple Earths too difficult to keep track of, and feared that it was an obstacle to accessibility for new readers.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/DC_Universe.php (3004 words)

	Sequart.com Columns > Anatomy of the Crossover
		DC Comics' super-heroes star in a plethora of ongoing series, mini-series, specials, original graphic novels of various sizes, and collections every month.
		This, then, acts as a guide for those new to DC's characters, for those who may be missing a classic of one of them, and for those who simply wish to argue what merits such concern.
		One could even argue that DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy, a four-issue mini-series that also led into Infinite Crisis was a crossover, since it was followed by a number of issues featuring the returned Donna Troy's mission which connected to conclusion of The Rann-Thanagar War.
	www.sequart.com /columns/?col=12 (2552 words)

	Solaris (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Superman dynasty, Hourman One Million, Starman One Million
		Solaris is a DC Comics supervillain, who exists in the distant future of the DC Universe.
		Solaris was created in the 20th century section of the One Million storyline, as his abilities were required to counteract an organic computer virus his 853rd century self had sent back, concealed in the android Hourman.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Solaris_(DC_comics) (661 words)

	DC Chronology Section 6 - Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The future of the DC Universe was once well-mapped terrain, but that map was torn apart by the Crisis on Infinite Earths—and DC’s future was hit harder than any other other aspect of its history by the events of Zero Hour, as well.
		Originally, DC’s post-Crisis reality was said to have only a single unified timeline, from past to future; alternate futures may have been depicted as anomalies or potentialities (e.g., in Armageddon: 2001 <5-10.91>), but it was taken as inviolate that all those possibilities must ultimately collapse into a single “true” timeline.
		This also appears provisionally true for the far future of DC One Million, and possibly the near future of Kingdom Come (or at least aspects thereof), but it remains to be firmly established.
	dcu.smartmemes.com /DCTL_6_intro.html (468 words)

	The Dawn of a New Age! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		For the first time since 1986, DC presented a Superman who has a renewed confidence and sense of optimism, who knows that he will succeed (and does succeed) because he fights on the side of right, and who inspires others to greatness by his actions.
		In his brief run on The Flash, Morrison reminded us that, contrary to the claims made in the pages of Byrne's Man of Steel, Kal-El was in fact born on Krypton rather than on Earth.
		In DC One Million and JLA, he has restored Superman's legend, his nobility, and his ultimate destiny.
	theages.superman.ws /History/grant.php (358 words)

	DC - Crisis on Infinite Earths printing error
		Before we get to the DC article, I wanted to tell you the poll results for Novemebr - voted on here at Suite 101 and at KDS Comics.
		In both cases, DC will pay all routine freight charges on the returns and on the subsequent shipments of the repaired copies.
		DC estimates that the repair and resending of all copies will take approximately ten weeks, and projects that the corrected books will be in stores by mid-February.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/13256 (375 words)

	Black Los Angeles
		When I first heard about the effort to get one million men to Washington, DC nearly ten years ago last month, I was filled with joy, hope and positive energy at the thought of such a huge effort to bring Black men together.
		If one million men were going to gather, I imagined that the agenda had to be fairly intense.
		It was called the Million Man March, but to me it was the Million Man Farce.
	www.blacknla.com /news/Articles/DJMillion.asp (1306 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: DC: One Million: Books: Grant Morrison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It's DC: One Million, the latest, greatest 'event' storyline in the grand tradition of DC versus Marvel.
		First of all, I have to say that DC ONE MILLION is not a bad history.
		DC one million is an epic tale of love and how long it will last!
	www.amazon.co.uk /DC-One-Million-Grant-Morrison/dp/1840230940 (710 words)

	MM + DC = Yee-Haw! - Moorcock's Miscellany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Overall, it looks like DC is taking the best of the character takes over the years (Golden Age, Silver Age, etc) and putting them in a re-formed universe.
		If DC are looking for someone to write revive these characters "one year later", I'll work for free...
		DC is having a minor sword and sorcery rebirth with new series for Claw the Unconquered and Warlord.
	www.multiverse.org /fora/showthread.php?p=57276 (2962 words)

	America's One-Million Nonviolent Prisoners
		States around the country are now spending more to build prisons than colleges, and the combined prison and jail budgets for 1.2 million nonviolent prisoners exceeded the entire federal welfare budget for 8.5 million poor people last year.
		We are spending 6 times more to incarcerate 1.2 million nonviolent offenders this year than the federal government will spend on child care for 1.25 million children.
		While states and counties have lavished money on their prison and jail systems, they have consistently failed to provide adequate funds for educational, health and mental health, and social programs which could have reduced the need for jails and prisons in the first place, thereby feeding the cycle of imprisonment.
	www.cjcj.org /pubs/one_million/onemillion.html (3716 words)

	DC Comics
		One of the most exciting events in DC history is collected in this volume, reprinting the complex story taking place in our own 20th century and in the far-flung 853rd century — one million months after the publication of ACTION COMICS #1.
		This volume is a new printing of the previously released DC ONE MILLION collection.
		Reprinting DC ONE MILLION #1-4 and the #1,000,000 issues of JLA and STARMAN in their entirety, along with portions of the tie-in issues of DETECTIVE COMICS, GREEN LANTERN, RESURRECTION MAN, and SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF TOMORROW, the collection also includes text pages summarizing the nonreprinted tie-in issues.
	www.dccomics.com /graphic_novels/?gn=3760 (125 words)

	Fanzing Cineplex - DC One Million
		After Crisis The heroes from the Justice Legion return to the past to bring the JLA to the future for a celebration in their honor.
		This story is based on One Million but does have a few changes such as the JSA's involvement and The final battle between Superman and Solaris.
		DC characters are used here in fan art and fiction in accordance with their generous "fair use" policies.
	www.fanzing.com /cineplex/onemil.shtml (227 words)

	DC One Million Who's Who
		Justice Legion of Lallor (DC ONE MILLION #4)
		Justice Legion of Zoomorphs (DC ONE MILLION #4)
		Cris Kend is the Superboy of the 843rd century, one thousand years before the events of DC One Million.
	members.fortunecity.com /mjstauffer/TimePeriods/853rdCenturyWhosWho.htm (3633 words)

	WizKids - DC HeroClix
		This is contrary to the appearances of the character, where he rarely served to assist anyone, instead sowing chaos wherever he went, hardly helping anyone and hindering even Superman.
		Bad PR like that is how I ended up as a bartender during DC One Million.
		The DC Bullet and all characters, names, logos, distinctive likenesses and related indicia are trademarks of DC Comics.
	www.wizkidsgames.com /heroclix/dc/products.asp?cid=40486 (555 words)

	DC Chronology Section 6 - Timeline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		DC One Million #1, S:MoT #1M [flashback references]; the latter describes this merely as “the turn of the 700th century.”
		DC One Million #1-4 <11.98>, and related crossovers.
		The date was chosen to honor the passage of “one million months” since the debut of the “first superhuman”; in 1938 (which, in current continuity, could be taken either as Jay Garrick’s debut or, more likely, the date of the destruction of Krypton).
	dcu.smartmemes.com /DCTL_6_TL.html (6244 words)

	DC One Million: "End Times" Epilogue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		DC One Million and all characters within were created by Grant Morrison during his run on the JLA title and all are copyright to DC Comics © and are used in this story without profit, but totally for fun!)
		DC One Million: "End Times" as much as I did.
		I'd like to dedicate this tale to Grant Morrison (my favorite writer in comicdom for his recent run on JLA) as without him DC One Million would never have existed, and I'd have nothing to do on boring Tuesday afternoons.
	marvelite.prohosting.com /surfer/fanfic/cpu/issue47/dcendtimes7.html (2367 words)

	Comic-Book Superstore
		DC's release of the original 12-issue limited-series CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS was both the fulfilment and the end of all the promise of the Silver Age of Comics.
		The concepts of multiple (or, infinite) Earths, of worlds where Robin adopted the mantle of the Batman, of where Supergirl was a Kryptonian teen-age named Kara Zor-El, or where Superman was an infallible immortal who never slept, ended forever with the publication of these stories.
		Focusing his myriad talents against evil, this new Doctor Mid-Nite revives the legacy of a classic DC character in a stylish way, healing the ills of a modern world that desperately needs his care.
	www.zianet.com /comic-booksuperstore/dc/0-dc-04.html (649 words)

	SUPERMAN IN DC ONE MILLION
		Dedicamos esta página a la Saga titulada "DC One Million", escrita por Grant Morrison y publicada durante el mes de noviembre de 1998 y que afectó a todas las colecciones de la DC Comics durante ese mes, cuya númeración quedó interrumpida de manera que todos los ejemplares eran el número 1.000.000.
		Ni siquiera el tomo recopilatorio "DC One Million" (publicado al año siguiente) y cuya portada podemos ver arriba a la derecha, recogió tan solo los 4 ejemplares propios de la saga y algunas ramificaciones (pocas si las contamos todas) del total de colecciones de la DC.
		DC One Million 1, Grant Morrison, Val Semeiks, Prentis Rollins
	www.fortunecity.com /tattooine/asimov/20/dconemill.html (678 words)

	CMT.com : dc Talk : Biography
		Formed in Washington, D.C., during the late '80s, the group first comprised Toby McKeehan and Michael Tait.
		Adding Kevin Max Smith to the lineup soon after, the group added elements of hip-hop to their self-titled debut album, which appeared in 1988 on the ForeFront label.
		After the release of Free at Last just one year later, dc Talk concentrated on touring for several years, during which a change of image resulted in the group's resemblance to a grunge band.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/dc_talk/bio.jhtml (238 words)

	! JLA Book 5: DC One Million: Review - Astonishing Tales
		DC One Million #1 - Riders on the Storm
		Okay, here's the scoop: Morrison's got out his pocket calculator, done a bit of dividing by twelve and summing and come to the inevitable arithmetic conclusion that the millionth issue of DC's line of comics are all going to arrive sometime in the 853rd Century.
		Anyways, it's another all-fightin' episode with the remnants of the modern day JLA (Zauriel, Barda, Plastic Man and Steel) reacting to the arrival of Justice Legion A in their moonbase with a disappointing lack of hospitality.
	www.astonishingtales.com /review/jla05dconemillion.html (2113 words)

	Adult Correctional Population Closing In On 7 Million, Study Says - NORML
		Washington, DC: One out of every 32 adults is under the supervision of the US criminal justice system, according to a report published this week by the US Department of Justice.
		Of those, approximately 4.8 million Americans are on supervised probation or parole; an estimated 2.1 million Americans are in state or federal prisons or local jails.
		Twenty five percent of those on probation - or slightly more than one million Americans - are on probation for drug law violations, the study determined.
	www.norml.org /index.cfm/pdf_files/content/facts/Bigdollarreport/pdf_files/%3Ehttp://www.aclu.org/features/index.cfm?Group_ID=6204 (322 words)

	DC Universe: Kingdom
		In DC ONE MILLION, we learned that the Superman of today will still be alive in the 853rdcentury.
		Clearly, something doesn't fit, and it's this seeming contradiction that serves as the starting point as Gog, fresh form killing Superman for the first time, decides that slaying the Man of Steel once is not enough, and begins traveling back in time, killing Superman earlier and earlier in an increasingly fractured timeline.
		DISCLAIMER: The character, story, and likeness of Superman and other DC Comics Characters are trademarked by DC Comics and are used on these pages without permission for informational use only.
	www.adamarnold.net /dcevents/Event_Kingdom.html (394 words)

	THE CAPTAIN'S JUSTICE LEAGUE HOMEPAGE
		Neither he or Oracle would have known of its existence until SUPERBOY #1,00,000 when it was revealed the Cadmus used the Hourman Virus as a good public relations moment to expose their existence and their work on the Virus.
		The larger his power output the greater the size of this corona as seen in his attack on 853rd century Earth in DC ONE MILLION #3.
		This roughly corresponds to the core temperature of the sun and is that temperature necessary for proton-proton fusion to occur.
	www.geocities.com /jason.kirk/dc1m_3.html (987 words)

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