#2
Direct
[November] 1983 · 1.00 USD; 1.25 CAD; 0.40 GBP · 52 pages
On sale 1983-07-12
Rated Approved by the Comics Code Authority
Synopsis
The combined might of the JSA, the All-Star Squadron and Infinity Inc stop the Ultra-Humanite and his super-powered assistants from placing the Ultra-Humanite's brain in the body of Robotman. The Atom absorbs some of the power of Cyclotron, which later inspires him to use Cyclotron's costume.
Notes
The publication date reported to the U.S. Copyright Office was listed as 12 July 1983 in the Public Catalog, Copyright Catalog (1978 to present) online (http://cocatalog.loc.gov/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?DB=local&PAGE=First) retrieved 15 August 2015. Registration date: 21 May 1984. Copyright registration number: TX0001357255.
Newsstand editions were released later than the Direct-Sales editions at this time.
Reprinted from
- All-Star Comics #11— one page only
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Credits
- Script
- Roy Thomas, Dick Giordano, Gardner Fox
- Pencils
- Jerry Ordway, Jack Burnley
- Inks
- Jerry Ordway, Jack Burnley
- Colours
- Tatjana Wood, Gene D'Angelo
- Letters
- David Cody Weiss
- Editor
- Roy Thomas
- Assistant editor
- Nicola Cuti
- Blurb
- Roy Thomas
Characters
- Sandra Knight
- Green Lantern
- Brain Wave
- Phantom Lady
- Henry King
- Alan Scott
- Ted Grant
- Wildcat
- Amazing-Man
- Jim Harper
- Liberty Belle
- Firebrand
- Hank Heywood
- Robotman
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Commander Steel
- The Guardian
- The Mist
- Tarantula
- Kent Nelson
- The Spectre
- The Atom
- Rex Tyler
- Jay Garrick
- Doctor Fate
- Hourman
- Jim Corrigan
- The Flash
- Carter Hall
- Al Pratt
- Hawkman
- Wesley Dodds
- The Sandman
- Dr. Mid-Nite
- Charles McNider
- Johnny Thunder
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