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The Amazing World of DC Comics (1974)

The Amazing World of DC Comics #11

DC Comics · March 1976

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About this issue

Writer
Anthony Tollin, David Michelinie, E. Nelson Bridwell, Gerry Conway, Jack C. Harris, and Paul Levitz
Artist
Bob Kane, Carmine Infantino, Curt Swan, Gil Kane, Irv Novick, Joe Shuster, Pablo Marcos, and Steve Ditko
Penciller
Bob Rozakis, Dick Dillin, Irwin Hasen, Jack Cole, and Ric Estrada
Inker
Irwin Hasen
Cover
Bob Rozakis and Dick Dillin
Editor
Bob Rozakis and Carl Gafford
Characters
Aquaman, Batman, Black Canary, Black Hand, Captain Cold, Carol Ferris, Clayface (Karlo), Creeper, Darkseid, Deborah Darnell, Doctor Light (Arthur Light), Doctor Mid-Nite (McNider), Doctor Polaris (Emerson), Eclipso, Gambler, Gorilla Grodd, Green Lantern (Scott), Hal Jordan, Hawkman, Johnny Thunder, Joker, Lex Luthor, Molly Maynne Scott, Ocean Master, Per Degaton, Phantom Stranger, Plastic Man, Shark, Sinestro, and Solomon Grundy
Teams
Injustice Society, Justice Society of America, New Gods, and Secret Society of Super Villains
Cover date
March 1976
Cover price
$1.50
Pages
52
Rating
Unknown

This issue includes the following: an "interview" with Sinestro by E. Nelson Bridwell and Anthony Tollin; a piece on heroes who operate outside the law; a letter by Bob Rodi; "Beware the Brotherhood of Crime" (an 18-page unused story for Secret Society of Super Villains) by Gerry Conway, Ric Estrada, and Pablo Marcos; a history of Eclipso; Dick Dillin looks back at the JLA, the Blackhawks, and other favorites; and more.