I'd consider calling this the gilded age of comics.  I've been asked from time to time if this is a good era to start collecting as an investment.  Generally, I answer "no".  However, I usually point out that if the buyer is interested in a great story and great art, then there has never been a better time to get into comics. 
 
And so I call this era the 'gilded' era.  While the books aren't any more valuable, they are lined (on the inside rather than the edge) with gold.

I wouldn't mind seeing Goliath and crew meet the likes of Ghost Rider or Blade.  They'd fit in pretty well together. 
 
But I think Gargoyles is currently licensed out to another publisher, so no go.

Its the standard length between major DC events.

Timber never really managed to get much time in the original GI Joe comic book, but she helped rescue Snake Eyes from an attack on his mountain home and even lived on to have puppies of her own.

Junkyard, though, is an exceptional military working dog.  Its rare for an MWD to be able to socialize normally and still retain all of the canine skills necessary to fulfill his job.

I can't get the function to work, and don't really mind that it doesn't.