When Does "DC: The New Frontier" #5 (2004) Take Place?
"DC: The New Frontier" #5 "My Greatest Adventure" is a superhero comic-book written by Darwyn Cooke and released July 28th, 2004.
We know this because (despite it being the first issue in the series to have no time and place setting text), about one-third through the comic, there is a scene in which Batman meets someone after that person has been sent microfilm in the mail just a few pages earlier. Batman is seen, about two-third through the previous issue, "DC: The New Frontier" #4 (2004), going through this exact same material and making a call saying "I've got something here I think you'd better take a look at. Next Tuesday then. Usual time and place."
This comic-book was retroactively collected into a "DC: The New Frontier" volume 2 paperback as well as a complete hardcover.
It takes place on an alternate timeline of the fictional DC Comics Universe in the year:
1958 AD
We know this because (despite it being the first issue in the series to have no time and place setting text), about one-third through the comic, there is a scene in which Batman meets someone after that person has been sent microfilm in the mail just a few pages earlier. Batman is seen, about two-third through the previous issue, "DC: The New Frontier" #4 (2004), going through this exact same material and making a call saying "I've got something here I think you'd better take a look at. Next Tuesday then. Usual time and place."
That scene in #4 must take place in 1958 AD because the entire issue appears to and, if this meeting is merely a week to a week-and-a-half later, it's almost certainly still 1958 AD.
This comic-book was retroactively collected into a "DC: The New Frontier" volume 2 paperback as well as a complete hardcover.
It is a chronologically midway comic in the DC Comics Universe multiverse timeline. It can be read after the previous issue, "DC: The New Frontier" #4 (2004).
It was adapted to animation as part of "Justice League: The New Frontier" (2008).