Adam Strange
DC Comics.
Showcase Presents: Adam Strange 1 (Showcase 17-19, Mystery in Space 53-84;
w Gardner Fox; a Gil Kane, Mike Sekowsky, Carmine Infantino). 
Adam Strange Archives 1 (Showcase 17-19, Mystery in Space 53-65; w Gardner Fox; a Mike Sekowsky, Carmine Infantino). [From DC Comics: Born in 1958 in the midst of the space race, DC’s science-fiction hero Adam Strange captured the imagination of a new generation of comics readers! Now, those classic Silver Age tales are revisited in ADAM STRANGE ARCHIVES Vol. 1, a 224-page hardcover collecting stories from SHOWCASE #17-19 and MYSTERY IN SPACE #53-65! These issues were written by Gardner Fox and feature the pencils of Mike Sekowsky and Carmine Infantino, with inks by Bernard Sachs, Joe Giella and Murphy Anderson. This volume, which features a cover by Gil Kane & Sachs, also includes an introduction by longtime inker and Alter Ego magazine contributor Jim Amash. Adam Strange was an archaeologist working in South America who was whisked away by a Zeta-Beam to the futuristic planet Rann that circled the star Alpha Centauri. There, the displaced Earthman began a string of adventures that found him bouncing back and forth between his normal life on Earth and defending Rann from bizarre menaces all at the whim of the Zeta-Beam!] 
Adam Strange Archives 2 (Mystery in Space 66-80; w Gardner Fox; a Carmine Infantino, Murphy Anderson, Joe Giella). [From DC Comics: This volume continues the adventures of one of DC's most beloved Silver Age icons, currently seen in 52! Plus, an introduction by Batman Begins producer Michael Uslan.]
Adam Strange Archives 3 (Mystery in Space 81-91, Hawkman 18, Strange Adventures 157; w Gardner Fox; a Carmine Infantino, Murphy Anderson, et al.). [From DC Comics: Head to the far reaches of space in this volume!] 3/26/08 
The
Man of Two Worlds (3-issue mini; w Richard Bruning; a Andy Kubert).
[From DC Comics: Once Adam Strange was celebrated as a hero of two
worlds—his homeworld of Earth and his adopted world of Rann. Now…
He's in danger of losing them BOTH. All life forms on the planet Rann are
facing extinction because of mysterious increasing sterility. Because of
the bleak future of the planet, Adam is held in contempt by much of the
populace, but there is a glimmer of hope: Adam's wife, Alanna, is expecting
a child... In The Man of Two Worlds, we discover the man behind the myth.
Adam Strange's childhood on Earth is explored, his relationship with his
estranged family is revealed, and secrets of Rann—and of Adam's new
life—are uncovered. The Man of Two Worlds collects the 1990 3-issue
Prestige Format minseries starring one of the DCU's best-known science fiction
heroes, written by Richard Bruning (Gangland) with art by Origin's Andy
Kubert and color art by Adam Kubert (Ultimate X-Men). In addition, this
volume features a new introduction by Brunning as well as sketchbook material
from Andy Kubert.] 
Planet
Heist (8-issue mini; w Andy Diggle; a Pascal Ferry).
[From DC Comics: Don't miss a gorgeous new trade paperback collecting
the red-hot 8-issue miniseries written by Andy Diggle (THE LOSERS) with
art by Pascal Ferry (ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN) that led up to THE RANN-THANAGAR
WAR! Heroic adventurer Adam Strange was ready to abandon Earth and join
his wife and daughter on his adopted homeworld of Rann forever, but the
newly perfected Zeta-Beam that was to transport him there never came. Now
he's trapped on Earth, desperate with worry that something terrible may
have happened to his world and his family. But the truth is far worse than
even his darkest imaginings. Something terrible is coming. And an ordinary
Earthman may be the only thing that stands in the way of universal Armageddon!] 