Justice Society of America: A Celebration of 75 Years

([September] 2015)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 1)

credits, title page / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Howard Sherman; E. E. Hibbard

Inks

Howard Sherman; E. E. Hibbard

Colors

?; ? (photo)

Letters

typeset

Table of Contents (Table of Contents: 2)

table of contents / 3 pages (report information)

Letters

typeset

Part I - 1940-1951: For America and Democracy! (Table of Contents: 3)

text article / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas

Pencils

E. E. Hibbard

Inks

E. E. Hibbard

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

[All-Star Comics #4] (Table of Contents: 4)

Justice Society of America / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

E. E. Hibbard; Sheldon Moldoff (Hawkman helmet wings touch-up)

Inks

E. E. Hibbard; Sheldon Moldoff (Hawkman helmet wings touch-up)

Colors

?

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]]

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

The Capitol building

For America and Democracy! [Introduction] (Table of Contents: 5)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

E. E. Hibbard

Inks

E. E. Hibbard

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]]

Synopsis

The FBI Chief has called the members of the JSA together in order to battle America's internal enemies: spies and saboteurs. Newspapers are being threatened, munition plants wrecked, defense secrets stolen, foreign college teachers preaching anti-democracy and strong-arm tactics being used by these groups. The JSA is to stamp these out!

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Federal Bureau of Investigation; Salem Tower

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 1] (Table of Contents: 6)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

E. E. Hibbard

Inks

E. E. Hibbard

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Flash [Jay Garrick]

Synopsis

The Flash heads to manufacturing centers in Michigan and Wisconsin to put a stop to insidious work stoppages brought about by a group known as the Grey Shirts, who work for a mastermind named Fritz Klaver, who lives in Toledo, Ohio. The Scarlet Speedster destroys a source of their propaganda materials and prevents work stoppages and prevents the ship "Liberty" from being blown up with all on board.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Detroit (Michigan); Liberty; Toledo (Ohio); Wisconsin

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 2] (Table of Contents: 7)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Marty Nodell

Inks

Marty Nodell

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Irene Miller; Krapek; The Baron

Synopsis

Green Lantern and Irene Miller investigate radio transmission interruptions, believed to be caused by foreign agents. Irene is captured and held aboard a giant dirigible, containing a machine that jams radio frequencies and hinders reception, and which is commanded by a man known as the Baron. G.L. attacks the dirigible and flies away with Irene and a fatally wounded Krapek with him, as the dirigible bursts into flames and burns.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Apex Broadcasting; Mysterious Lamp; oath; Rower Ring; Station WXF

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 3] (Table of Contents: 8)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Bernard Baily (signed)

Inks

Bernard Baily (signed)

Colors

?

Letters

Bernard Baily

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Hans; Dorgoff

Synopsis

The Grim Ghost travels to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to investigate the sabotage of munitions factories there, and catches a Fifth Columnist worker sabotaging gun barrels with steel wool. He is rescued by his buddies, but shot for failing. The Spectre discovers future plots to blow up a factory and steal the Army's new gun plans, and makes sure each fail. Suddenly he is drawn into the occult world where brilliantly colored rays seek to destroy him. But he uses the Ring of Life to overcome them.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Forman Factory; Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania); The Ring of Life

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 4] (Table of Contents: 9)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Bernard Baily

Inks

Bernard Baily

Colors

?

Letters

Bernard Baily

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]; Mister Ryan; Captain Erdner; Masters; Panzer

Synopsis

Hour-Man heads for Oklahoma to disrupt the plans of a Captain Erdner, who is planning to dynamite all oil wells within that state. Rex is hired on at one of the oil field facilities where four guards have been found murdered. Aware he is being set up by the Grey Shirts, Tyler switches to Hour-Man, pops a Miraclo pill, and rounds up the villains and saves a well from destruction.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Miraclo; Oklahoma; Ryan Oil Fields

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 5] (Table of Contents: 10)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Howard Sherman

Inks

Howard Sherman

Colors

?

Letters

Howard Sherman

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Carl

Synopsis

Dr. Fate is ordered to New England to look for sabotage at the naval yards along the Atlantic Seaboard, sending out a Cloud of Darkness to seek out evil. And find it it dies, aboard fishing smacks with Grey Shirts on board, whom Fate overcomes. When they refuse to talk, he summons up horrible beasts from the deep to "convince" them to tell all they know. Fate then sends out his Cloud of Darkness to summon the FBI to take them into custody, then Fate consults his crystal to learn the identity of the leader of the villains before warning Sandman and the Flash about Klaver.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Cloud of Darkness; crystal ball

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 6] (Table of Contents: 11)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Chad Grothkopf

Inks

Chad Grothkopf

Colors

?

Letters

Chad Grothkopf

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Bill

Synopsis

Sandman heads for El Paso to help out the editor of a newspaper there, who has been receiving threats because he dares write editorials criticizing dictator nations. Wes Dodds first of all impresses young American recruits of the Grey Shirts that they are being a line of baloney when their leaders try to convince them to overthrow America from the inside. Sandman leads the redeemed Grey Shirts to stop the villains trying to destroy the newspaper.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

El Paso; El Paso Patriot; Gas Gun; Wirepoon

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 7] (Table of Contents: 12)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Sheldon Moldoff

Inks

Sheldon Moldoff

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Shiera Sanders; Mister Finney

Synopsis

The Flying Fury travels to California to prevent spies from stealing the designs of a new speedy plane being developed at an aviation plant called the Flying Fortress. After its pilots are gassed, Hawk saves the plane and crew. Meanwhile, Shiera decides to visit California and jumps from a plane, hoping Hawkman will save her. He does, and while she does research on the strange gas used on the pilots, Hawkman rounds up the spies.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

California

For America and Democracy! [Chapter 8] (Table of Contents: 13)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Ben Flinton

Inks

Ben Flinton

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Atom [Al Pratt]; Johnny Thunder; Thunderbolt; Buddy; Hans

Synopsis

Atom heads for Tri-State College to prevent foreign students, being sent there by enemy nations, from indoctrinating American students. He breaks up attempts of beating up college students, but the enemy devises new ways of indoctrination, including the use of the Grey Shirts to beat up Al Pratt. Atom takes care of them and makes his way to Toledo, coming face to face with Fritz Klaver.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Fatherland Club; Tri-State College

For America and Democracy! [Conclusion] (Table of Contents: 14)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 2.67 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

E. E. Hibbard

Inks

E. E. Hibbard

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]]; Johnny Thunder; Thunderbolt; Fritz Klaver

Synopsis

The JSA closes in on Fritz Klaver, who threatens to blow up everyone rather than be captured. But the JSA overpowers the Grey Shirts while Dr. Fate's occult powers halt Klaver in his tracks. Later, the JSA reports to the FBI Chief that their assignments have been successfully completed.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941)

Keywords

Power Ring; Say You

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 15) (Expand) /

Justice Society of America / promo (ad from the publisher) / 0.33 page (report information)

The Injustice Society of the World! [Introduction] (Table of Contents: 16)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Robert Kanigher

Pencils

Irwin Hasen

Inks

Irwin Hasen (page 1); John Belfi

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Thunder; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Injustice Society of the World [Brain Wave [Henry King Sr]; Gambler [Steven Sharpe III]; Per Degaton; Thinker [Clifford DeVoe]; Vandal Savage [Vandar Adg]; Wizard [William I Zard]] (introduction)

Synopsis

The JSA attends a radio program that will honor them for their deeds, the announcer suddenly praises the Injustice Society and open fires on the group. The Atom punches him through a window...but he mysteriously disappears, leaving behind only bits of straw. The JSA hold an emergency meeting and hear over radio about jail breaks all over the country, and a paper left behind by the announcer declares all-out war on the forces of law and order by the Injustice Society.

The JSA accepts the challenge and splits up to cover the jail breaks while the Injustce Society set out to stop the JSA.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #37 (October-November 1947)

The Injustice Society of the World! [Chapter 1] (Table of Contents: 17)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Robert Kanigher

Pencils

Joe Kubert

Inks

Joe Kubert

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Thunder; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]; Vandal Savage [Vandar Adg]; Spike; Knuckles

Synopsis

Vandal Savage arranges an elaborate escape plan for prisoners at Gartmoor Prison, so that he can form a prisoner army while keeping the prison warden under wraps. Hawkman sees one of the flyers dropped over the prison by Savage and briefly confronts him. Hawkman talks with the warden and alerts the Federal authorities to place the nation under martial law, but the local authorities think Hawk is crazy and try to arrest him.

While Johnny and Wonder Woman monitor the struggle at JSA HQ, Savage succeeds in capturing Hawkman with a Metal Projector, an invention of the Brain Wave.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #37 (October-November 1947)

Keywords

Gartmoor Prison; Metal Projector

The Injustice Society of the World! [Chapter 2] (Table of Contents: 18)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Robert Kanigher

Pencils

Carmine Infantino

Inks

John Belfi

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Flash [Jay Garrick]; Governor Curtis; Thinker [Clifford DeVoe]

Synopsis

In Plateau City, the Police nab a shabby dressed man trying to shoot the Governor....only to discover that this man is a dead ringer for the Governor...and claims to be the real Governor! Then the Thinker shows up while Flash battles his men and slows him down with a strange machine, allowing his escape. Recovering, the Flash speeds over the Governor's mansion, only to overhear the Governor ordering all forces for law and order to surrender. Flash discovers the Governor to be a automation, which flees through an open door. The Thinker shows up and snares him with invisible wires.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #37 (October-November 1947)

Keywords

Heavy Ray Machine; Plateau City

The Injustice Society of the World! [Chapter 3] (Table of Contents: 19)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Robert Kanigher

Pencils

Irwin Hasen

Inks

Irwin Hasen

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Job Number

AS 37

Genre

superhero

Characters

Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Joe; Brain Wave [Henry King Sr]

Synopsis

Green Lantern arrives in Uthorium Town just as the armed forces are closing in on the Brain Wave's men looting the uthorium from a lab. Suddenly, the town disappears in a flash of light. The Brain Wave appears on the scene, opening a canister of uthorium, blinding G.L., who forms an energy bubble for protection.

Recovering, GL discovers a radioactive trail and follows it, and saves Army tanks and men, then follows the trail to discover Brain Wave inside a weird glass box. Firing his power ring at it, the ray bounces back, knocking the Emerald Crusader off a cliff, apparently to his death!

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #37 (October-November 1947)

Keywords

Mirage Thrower; Power Ring; Uthorium Town

The Injustice Society of the World! [Chapter 4] (Table of Contents: 20)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Robert Kanigher

Pencils

Alex Toth

Inks

Alex Toth

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Atom [Al Pratt]; General Klemper; Injustice Society of the World [Brain Wave [Henry King Sr]; Gambler [Steven Sharpe III]; Per Degaton; Thinker [Clifford DeVoe]; Vandal Savage [Vandar Adg]; Wizard [William I Zard]]

Synopsis

On the eastern seaboard, the Atom arrives at the HQ of General "Stubby" Klemper, notifying him that Wonder Woman has informed him that lifelike automatons are being used by the Injustice Society to impersonate important government officials. Then he discovers the "General" to be one and disables it, and disguises himself like the General. Using the automation's control box, he follows the signal to the HQ of the Injustice Society, frees the General and attacks the villains, but is captured.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #37 (October-November 1947)

The Injustice Society of the World! [Chapter 5] (Table of Contents: 21)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Robert Kanigher

Pencils

Alex Toth

Inks

Alex Toth

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Per Degaton

Synopsis

Joining the armed forces of Capitol City, Dr. Mid-Nite finds himself under attack from the air, where criminal paratroopers are dropping smoke bombs to cover their take-over of the Washington Monument. He out maneuvers their grenades, over-powers them, then races up the spiral staircase of the monument to discover Degaton aiming a weapon at him. But the Man of Night throws a smoke bomb at Degaton, blinding him. After the smoke clears, Dr. Mid-Nite discovers that Degaton has escaped via a rope leading down to the Capitol dome, and he follows, only to be overcome by Degaton.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #37 (October-November 1947)

Keywords

Capitol building; Capitol City; Smoke-Thrower; Washington Monument

The Injustice Society of the World! [Conclusion] (Table of Contents: 22)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Robert Kanigher

Pencils

Irwin Hasen

Inks

John Belfi

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Sheldon Mayer (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Thunder; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Injustice Society of the World [Brain Wave [Henry King Sr]; Gambler [Steven Sharpe III]; Per Degaton; Thinker [Clifford DeVoe]; Vandal Savage [Vandar Adg]; Wizard [William I Zard]]

Synopsis

When Dr. Mid-Nite recovers, he is chained with the other JSA members (sans GL) under a "will-paralyzer" placed there by the Injustice Society, but they find a way to escape. Then they walk right into a courtroom, where the prosecutor, the Wizard, is ready to plead his case against the JSA to Judge Thinker, who declares them innocent, and reveals himself as GL.

There is a battle royale while The Wizard escapes to engage the JSA one final time with his army outside, but the JSA shows up and helps to stop him. Then before a real judge, the JSA pronounces the villains guilty!

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #37 (October-November 1947)

Keywords

Power Ring; Will Paralyzer

[All-Star Comics #55] (Table of Contents: 23)

Justice Society of America / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Art Peddy

Inks

Bernard Sachs

Colors

?

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]]

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #55 (October-November 1950)

Keywords

flying saucers

The Man Who Conquered the Solar System! [Part 1] (Table of Contents: 24)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

John Broome

Pencils

Frank Giacoia; Art Peddy (splash)

Inks

Frank Giacoia; Bernard Sachs (splash)

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Drake]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; John Morrison; Conqueror of the Solar System [Elwood Napier]

Synopsis

The JSA members gather in their projection room to view the latest newsreels, and the story that shocks them involves Texas oil millionaire John Morrison, who claims to have seen a UFO fly over and land while driving through the desert, and witnessing strange creatures as well. The Army and Police cannot find a trace, but the JSA remembers a Professor Napier from that area, and decide to visit him. They don't locate him, but a wire recorder left behind tells of the Professor building a rocket ship to fly to Jupiter, so the JSA finishes the Professor's rocket ship and heads toward Jupiter.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #55 (October-November 1950)

Keywords

Civic City; Gravity Motor; Jupiter; Needles Point Mountain

The Man Who Conquered the Solar System! [Part 2] (Table of Contents: 25)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

John Broome

Pencils

Frank Giacoia

Inks

Frank Giacoia

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Drake]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Miko; Bolo; Conqueror of the Solar System [Professor Elwood Napier]; Bakeelu

Synopsis

Thanks to the gravity motor, the JSA reaches Jupiter in just a few minutes, and rescues a man named Miko being attacked by the Green Star people. Miko tells them that Professor Napier is in Jovalus. Leaving Black Canary and Dr. Mid-Nite to guard Miko, the rest head for the city, being attacked by green fish men, but making it into Jovalus. Wonder Woman and Hawkman stay behind while the rest enter the city looking for Napier, where they learn that Bakeelu has a ray that can sever the Earth in two. Wonder Woman, however, has a plan in mind to thwart that possibility.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #55 (October-November 1950)

Keywords

Blackout Bomb; flying saucer; Gravity Motor; Jovalus; Jupiter; Power Ring

The Man Who Conquered the Solar System! [Part 3] (Table of Contents: 26)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

John Broome

Pencils

Art Peddy

Inks

Bernard Sachs

Colors

?

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Drake]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Miko; Conqueror of the Solar System [Elwood Napier]; Limi; Bakeelu

Synopsis

Hawkman and Wonder Woman overcome the Green Heads, then head to Jovalus, where the Flash tells them that the Conqueror got into a ship and headed for Mars, and the JSA must get to Mars as soon as possible. After landing, they attempt to find their foe and are attacked by huge ape men, who they run off. Green Lantern makes his way into the presence of the Conqueror, who offers him the chance to join him in his plan for conquest, showing GL that the other members are putting his type of helmet on and are under his control, but while GL fights against his double, the Conqueror disappears.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #55 (October-November 1950)

Keywords

flying saucer; Jovalus; Jupiter; Mars; Power Ring

The Man Who Conquered the Solar System! [Part 4] (Table of Contents: 27)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

John Broome

Pencils

Art Peddy

Inks

Bernard Sachs

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Drake]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Miko; Conqueror of the Solar System [Elwood Napier]; Bakeelu

Synopsis

Bakeelu has the disintegrator aimed at Earth and ready to fire, awaiting orders from the Conqueror. The helmeted members of the JSA are told to find GL and destroy him, but the Green Gladiator uses his ring to remove the helmet and restore their sanity. They attempt to stop the disintegrator ray from destroying Earth, but it fires.....destroying the Green Star instead! Miko captures Bakeelu and returns him to Jupiter while the JSA and Napier head back to Earth in the rocketship.

Reprints

• from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #55 (October-November 1950)

Keywords

Jupiter; Mars; Power Ring; the Disintegrator; The Green Star

Part II - 1961-1975: The Silver Age Crisis (Table of Contents: 28)

text article / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky; Dick Dillin

Inks

Bernard Sachs; Joe Giella

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

[Justice League of America #21] (Table of Contents: 29)

Justice League / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky

Inks

Murphy Anderson

Colors

?

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry]; Atom [Ray Palmer]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]]

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #21 (August 1963)

Crisis on Earth-One! (Table of Contents: 30)

Justice League / comic story / 25 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky

Inks

Bernard Sachs

Colors

?

Letters

Gaspar Saladino

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry]; Atom [Ray Palmer]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Flash [Barry Allen]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]]; Chronos [David Clinton]; Doctor Alchemy [Albert Desmond]; Felix Faust; Fiddler [Issac Brown]; Icicle [Joar Mahkent]; Wizard [William I Zard]

Synopsis

Three villains each from Earth-1 and Earth-2 hatch a plot to commit crimes, then hide out on the other Earth. To ensure their success, the villains of Earth-1 mystically trap the JLA in their headquarters. But the JLA summons the JSA and switches places with them.

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #21 (August 1963)

Crisis on Earth-Two! (Table of Contents: 31)

Justice League / comic story / 24 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky

Inks

Bernard Sachs

Colors

?

Letters

Gaspar Saladino

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry]; Atom [Ray Palmer]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Flash [Barry Allen]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prinde]]; Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]]; Chronos [David Clinton]; Doctor Alchemy [Albert Desmond]; Felix Faust; Fiddler [Issac Brown]; Icicle [Joar Mahkent]; Wizard [William I Zard]

Synopsis

The JLA and JSA fight their own villains on the opposite Earths until they are mystically transported to cages in space. They escape and take down the gathered villains.

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #22 (September 1963)

[Justice League of America #22] (Table of Contents: 32)

Justice League / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Murphy Anderson

Inks

Murphy Anderson

Colors

?

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America [Flash [Barry Allen]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Justice Society of America [Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]]

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #22 (September 1963)

[Justice League of America #30] (Table of Contents: 33)

Justice League / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky

Inks

Murphy Anderson

Colors

?

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America: Batman [Bruce Wayne]
Justice League of America: The Flash [Barry Allen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]
Crime Syndicate [Owlman [Thomas Wayne]; Power Ring [Harrolds]; Johnny Quick]

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #30 (September 1964)

The Most Dangerous Earth of All! (Table of Contents: 34)

Justice League / comic story / 23 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky

Inks

Bernard Sachs

Colors

?

Letters

Milt Snapinn

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Flash [Barry Allen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]; Snapper Carr; Superman [Clark Kent]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Starman [Ted Knight]]; Crime Syndicate of America [Johnny Quick; Owlman [Thomas Wayne]; Power Ring [Harrolds]; Superwoman [Diana]; Ultraman [Clark Kent]]

Synopsis

The JSA is tricked into being transported to an inter-dimensional prison by the Crime Syndicate (using the same word 'Volthoom' that captured the JLA last issue), so the JLA must battle the Crime Syndicate on Earth-2. The JLA then gets the Syndicate to over-exert themselves, imprisons them between the dimensions, and later frees the JSA from their dimensional trap set by the Syndicate to destroy the earths should they have lost vs. both teams.

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #30 (September 1964)

Keywords

Earth-3

[Justice League of America #47] (Table of Contents: 35)

Justice League / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky (signed)

Inks

Joe Giella (signed)

Colors

?

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America: The Flash [Barry Allen]; Hawkman [Katar Hol]
Justice Society of America: Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]
Anti-Matter Man

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #47 (September 1966)

The Bridge Between Earths! (Table of Contents: 36)

Justice League / comic story / 23 pages (report information)

Script

Gardner Fox

Pencils

Mike Sekowsky

Inks

Sid Greene

Colors

?

Letters

Gaspar Saladino

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America: Batman [Bruce Wayne]
Justice League of America: The Atom [Ray Palmer]; The Flash [Barry Allen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Hawkman [Katar Hol]
Justice Society of America: Black Canary [Dinah Drake Lance]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]
Anti-Matter Man; Blockbuster [Mark Desmond]; Solomon Grundy [Cyrus Gold]; Enrichetta Negrini

Synopsis

The ultimate cause of the trouble is revealed to be an experimental space-warp machine of Ray Palmer's assistant. The gathered JLA and JSA hold the Anti-Matter Man at bay until The Atom (Ray) and The Spectre can re-align the two Earths to their proper times and spaces -- The Atom (Ray) turning off the machine, and the Spectre using his enormous magic to realign the Earths back to their proper spots.

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #47 (September 1966)

[Justice League of America #82] (Table of Contents: 37)

Justice League / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Neal Adams

Inks

Neal Adams

Colors

?

Letters

Gaspar Saladino

Job Number

S-468

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America: The Flash [Barry Allen]; Superman [Clark Kent / Kal-El]
Justice League of America: Batman [Bruce Wayne]
Justice Society of America [Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Superman [Kal-L]]

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #82 (August 1970)

Peril of the Paired Planets (Table of Contents: 38)

Justice League / comic story / 23.5 pages (report information)

Script

Denny O'Neil

Pencils

Dick Dillin

Inks

Joe Giella

Colors

?

Letters

?

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor)

Job Number

S-449

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America [Atom [Ray Palmer]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Flash [Barry Allen]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Hawkman [Katar Hol]; Superman [Clark Kent]]; Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Batman [Bruce Wayne] (introduction); Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Johnny Thunder; Mister Terrific [Terry Sloane]; Red Tornado [John Smith]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Superman [Kal-L]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]]; Jimmy Olsen; Creator2

Synopsis

A new menace threatens both Earths 1 and 2 as Red Tornado is captured by a foe known only as Creator2. Using his unique vibrational energies, Creator2 targets both the JSA and JLA separately, as each world's doppelganger falls prey to Creator2's traps.

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #82 (August 1970)

[JSA Logo] (Table of Contents: 39)

illustration / 0.5 page (report information)

Pencils

?

Inks

?

Colors

?

Letters

?

[Justice League of America #83] (Table of Contents: 40)

Justice League / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Dick Dillin ?; Murphy Anderson ?

Inks

Murphy Anderson

Colors

?

Letters

Gaspar Saladino

Job Number

S-496

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America: Batman [Bruce Wayne]
Justice League of America: Superman [Clark Kent / Kal-El]
Justice Society of America [Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]]

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #83 (September 1970)

Keywords

mausoleums

Where Valor Fails... Will Magic Triumph? (Table of Contents: 41)

Justice League / comic story / 22.5 pages (report information)

Script

Denny O'Neil

Pencils

Dick Dillin

Inks

Joe Giella

Colors

?

Letters

John Costanza

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor)

Job Number

S-475

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice League of America [Atom [Ray Palmer]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Hawkman [Katar Hol]; Superman [Clark Kent]]; Justice Society of America [Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Johnny Thunder; Red Tornado [John Smith]; Thunderbolt [Yz]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Superman [Kal-L]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Creator2 (villain)

Synopsis

As the non-fallen members of both teams regroup to fight Creator2, the JSA decides to use magic against Creator2's science in order to defeat him, which works, as Red Tornado also breaks free from Creator2's hold on him to turn the tables and save the day. The then-fallen Earth 1 and 2 doppelganger heroes recover afterwards.

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #83 (September 1970)

[JSA Logo] (Table of Contents: 42)

illustration / 0.5 page (report information)

Pencils

?

Inks

?

Colors

?

Letters

?

Part III - 1976-1989: Bronze Age and Beyond (Table of Contents: 43)

text article / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas

Pencils

Arvell Jones; Joe Staton

Inks

Tony DeZuniga; Joe Staton

Colors

Carl Gafford; Adrienne Roy

Letters

typeset

The Defeat of the Justice Society! (Table of Contents: 44)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 17 pages (report information)

Script

Paul Levitz

Pencils

Joe Staton

Inks

Joe Staton

Colors

Adrienne Roy

Letters

Ben Oda

Editing

Ross Andru (original editor)

Job Number

J-6120

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Black Canary [Dinah Lance]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Huntress [Helena Wayne]; Power Girl; Robin [Richard Grayson]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Star-Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Superman (Kal-L); Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]]; Special Agent Williams

Synopsis

As the JSAers go their separate ways after Mr. Terrific's funeral, Power Girl wonders why the team disbanded in 1951 and Huntress relates the story as she heard it. After a case involving their being kidnapped by a man with foreign interests, the JSA was summoned before Congress and their loyalty to their country questioned. Rather than reveal their identities, the heroes disappeared and retired.

Reprints

• from Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #466 (November-December 1979)

[All-Star Squadron Cover] (Table of Contents: 45)

All-Star Squadron / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Rich Buckler (signed)

Inks

Dick Giordano (signed)

Colors

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

All-Star Squadron [Atom [Al Pratt]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Thunder; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Shining Knight [Sir Justin]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Superman [Kal-L]; Thunderbolt; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #193 (August 1981)

Indexer Notes

Cover of Special All-Star Squadron Preview included as an insert in Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #193.

All-Star Squadron (Table of Contents: 46)

All-Star Squadron / comic story / 14 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas

Pencils

Rich Buckler (breakdowns); Jerry Ordway (finished art)

Inks

Jerry Ordway

Colors

Carl Gafford

Letters

John Costanza

Editing

Len Wein (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Thunder; Robin [Richard Grayson]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Superman [Kal-L]; Thunderbolt; Wildcat [Ted Grant]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]]; Danette Reilly (introduction); Rod Reilly; Inza Nelson; Johnny Quick [Johnny Chambers]; Liberty Belle [Libby Lawrence]; Robotman [Robert Crane]; Tubby; Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Professor Zodiak [Zobar Zodiak]; Sky Pirate; Solomon Grundy [Cyrus Gold]; Wotan

Synopsis

The JSA's members are captured by future foes they have yet to meet, given they are from circa 1947, and led by an unknown menace. Only Hawkman, Atom, and Dr. Mid-Nite escape capture, thanks, in part, to Robotman's appearance. Meanwhile, FDR is worried at the White House, as he's been unable to contact the JSA, so they can stop the bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941.

Reprints

• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #193 (August 1981)

[All-Star Squadron Back Cover] (Table of Contents: 47) (Expand) /

All-Star Squadron / promo (ad from the publisher) / 1 page (report information)

[All-Star Squadron #67] (Table of Contents: 48)

All-Star Squadron / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Tom Grindberg

Inks

Tony DeZuniga

Colors

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]]

Reprints

• from All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #67 [Direct] (March 1987)

The First Case of the Justice Society of America (Table of Contents: 49)

All-Star Squadron / comic story / 22 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas

Pencils

Arvell Jones

Inks

Tony DeZuniga

Colors

Carl Gafford

Letters

John Clark

Editing

Roy Thomas (original editor)

Job Number

G-2461

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]]; Shiera Sanders; Johnny Thunder; Irene Miller; Krapek; J. Edgar Hoover; Fritz Klaver

Synopsis

The JSA is called in by the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover on their first case together as a team to stop Nazi sabotage by Fritz Klaver.

Reprints

• from All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #67 (March 1987)

Part IV - 1986-2011: The JSA Returns (Table of Contents: 50)

text article / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Ivan Cohen

Pencils

Mike Parobeck; William Rosado; Dale Eaglesham

Inks

Mike Machlan; John Dell; Ray Kryssing; Ruy José; Drew Geraci

Letters

typeset

[Justice Society of America #10] (Table of Contents: 51)

Justice Society of America / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Mike Parobeck

Inks

Mike Parobeck

Colors

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Sandman [Wes Dodds]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]]

Reprints

• from Justice Society of America (DC, 1992 series) #10 [Direct] (May 1993)

J.S.A. No More? (Table of Contents: 52)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 22 pages (report information)

Script

Len Strazewski

Pencils

Mike Parobeck

Inks

Mike Machlan

Colors

Glenn Whitmore

Letters

Bob Pinaha

Editing

Brian Augustyn (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Hall]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Johnny Thunder; Sandman [Wes Dodds]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Thunderbolt; Wildcat [Ted Grant]]; Jesse Chambers; Kiku; Kulak

Synopsis

Thunderbolt has Johnny trick Kulak into expending his power so that the JSA, with the late-arriving Starman, can defeat the villain.

Reprints

• from Justice Society of America (DC, 1992 series) #10 (May 1993)

[All Star Comics #2] (Table of Contents: 53)

Justice Society of America / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Dave Johnson (signed)

Inks

Dave Johnson (signed)

Colors

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]; Wonder Woman [Hippolyta]]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Saunders]; Star Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton]

Reprints

• from All Star Comics (DC, 1999 series) #2 [Direct Sales] (Late May 1999)

Time's Arrow (Table of Contents: 54)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 38 pages (report information)

Script

James Robinson; David Goyer

Pencils

William Rosado

Inks

John Dell; Ray Kryssing

Colors

John Kalisz

Letters

Ken Lopez

Editing

Dan Raspler (original editor); Peter J. Tomasi (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom [Al Pratt]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Johnny Thunder; Mister Terrific [Terry Sloan]; Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Thunderbolt; Wildcat [Ted Grant]; Wonder Woman [Hippolyta]]; Doctor Occult [Richard Occult]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Sanders]; Hourman [Matthew Tyler]; Manhunter [Paul Kirk]; Rose Psychic; Sargon [John Sargent]; Speed Saunders [Cyril Saunders]; Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]; Star Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton]; Stripesy [Pat Dugan]; Tigress [Paula Brooks]; Zatara [Giovanni Zatara]; Stalker

Reprints

• from All Star Comics (DC, 1999 series) #2 (Late May 1999)

[JSA #25] (Table of Contents: 55)

Justice Society of America / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Andrew Robinson (signed) (painting)

Inks

Andrew Robinson (signed) (painting)

Colors

Andrew Robinson (signed) (painting)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Hawkgirl [Kendra Saunders]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]

Reprints

• from JSA (DC, 1999 series) #25 (August 2001)

[The Return of Hawkman, Part 3] Seven Devils (Table of Contents: 56)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 37 pages (report information)

Script

David Goyer; Geoff Johns

Pencils

Steve Sadowski

Inks

Michael Bair; David Meikis; Paul Neary; Rob Leigh

Colors

John Kalisz; Heroic Age (separations)

Letters

Ken Lopez

Editing

Peter J. Tomasi (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Atom-Smasher [Al Rothstein]; Doctor Fate [Hector Hall]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Hawkgirl [Kendra Saunders]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Mister Terrific [Michael Holt]; Sand [Sanderson Hawkins]; Sentinel [Alan Scott]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]]; Black Adam [Teth-Adam]; Zinh Tarak; Onimar Synn; Phade; Crypt

Synopsis

Hawkman saves himself and Hawkgirl from their execution and then helps the rest of the members of the JSA escape their own fates and regroup as a team to take on Onimar Synn. But the villain absorbs all the Nth metal on Thanagar, including the Claw of Horus, and the JSA's direct attacks prove useless. It is only when Hawkman and Hawkgirl unite their spirits to take back control of the Claw of Horus and tear Onimar Synn apart from the inside that the villain is defeated.

Reprints

• from JSA (DC, 1999 series) #25 (August 2001)

[Justice Society of America #10 [Standard Cover Edition]] (Table of Contents: 57)

Justice Society of America / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Alex Ross (painting)

Inks

Alex Ross (painting)

Colors

Alex Ross (painting)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Superman [Clark Kent] (Earth-22); Justice Society of America [Citizen Steel [Nathan Heywood]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Mister Terrific [Michael Holt]; Stargirl [Courtney Whitmore]]

Reprints

• from Justice Society of America (DC, 2007 series) #10 [Alex Ross Cover] (December 2007)

Thy Kingdom Come, Chapter One: What a Wonderful World (Table of Contents: 58)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 22 pages (report information)

Script

Geoff Johns; Alex Ross

Pencils

Dale Eaglesham; Alex Ross (painting)

Inks

Ruy José; Drew Geraci; Alex Ross (painting)

Colors

John Kalisz; Alex Ross (painting)

Letters

Rob Leigh

Editing

Michael Siglain (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Justice Society of America [Cylone [Maxine Hunkel]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Pieter Cross]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Mister Terrific [Michael Holt]; Obsidian [Todd Rice]; Power Girl [Kara Zor-L]; Stargirl [Courtney Whitmore]; Starman [Thom Kallor]; Superman [Kal-El] (Earth-22); Wildcat [Ted Grant]]; Ma Hunkel; Flash [Wally West]; Chroma

Synopsis

The JSA tries to figure out what to make of the new Superman in their midst. Starman remembers fighting a grand battle of superheroes with this Superman on what he calls Earth-22. Soon, it becomes clear to this Superman that this Earth is not going down the same path his did. Meanwhile, Mr. Terrific and Dr. Mid-Nite investigate Goth's murder as the villain Chroma is hunted down and killed. Later, in Central City, Jay Garrick enlists Wally West's help in using the Cosmic Treadmill for cross-dimensional travel, while back in New York, the JLA arrive to meet the Superman of Earth-22.

Reprints

• from Justice Society of America (DC, 2007 series) #10 (December 2007)

Part V - 2011 and Beyond: Revamp (Table of Contents: 59)

text article / 1 page (report information)

Script

Ivan Cohen

Letters

typeset

[Earth 2 #6] (Table of Contents: 60)

Earth 2 / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Ivan Reis (signed)

Inks

Joe Prado (signed)

Colors

Rod Reis

Genre

superhero

Characters

Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkgirl [Kendra Munoz-Saunders]

Reprints

• from Earth 2 (DC, 2012 series) #6 (January 2013)

End Times (Table of Contents: 61)

Earth 2 / comic story / 20 pages (report information)

Script

James Robinson

Pencils

Nicola Scott

Inks

Trevor Scott

Colors

Alex Sinclair

Letters

Dezi Sienty

Editing

Pat McCallum (original editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Atom [Al Pratt]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Hawkgirl [Kendra Munoz-Saunders]; Solomon Grundy; Commander Amir Kahn; Terry Sloan

Synopsis

While Flash, Hawkgirl, and Atom battle Grundy, Green Lantern frees himself from the Grey, which allows him to return and transport Grundy to the moon, while stopping two nuclear missiles aimed at Washington. After they triumph, Hawkgirl and Flash want to form a team of heroes, but Green Lantern refuses.

Reprints

• from Earth 2 (DC, 2012 series) #6 (January 2013)