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Justice League of America #219

DC Comics · October 1983

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About this issue

Writer
Gerry Conway and Roy Thomas
Penciller
Chuck Patton
Inker
Romeo Tanghal
Colorist
Gene D'Angelo
Letterer
John Costanza
Cover
George Pérez
Editor
Len Wein
Characters
Black Canary, Chronos (Clinton), Dinah Drake, Doctor Alchemy (Desmond), Elongated Man, Felix Faust, Fiddler, Firestorm (Raymond), Flash (Barry Allen), Flash (Garrick), Hal Jordan, Hourman (Rex Tyler), Huntress (Wayne), Icicle (Joar), Johnny Thunder, Power Girl, Red Tornado, Starman (Ted Knight), Wizard (DC), and Zatanna
Teams
Justice League and Justice Society of America
Cover date
October 1983
Cover price
$0.60
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

Johnny Thunder’s Thunderbolt invades the annual JLA/JSA reunion and attacks the assembled heroes, but, strangely, incapacitates only those born on Earth-1, while leaving Black Canary, Red Tornado and the Justice Society members unhurt. Before they can ponder this, the heroes are called into action against the resurgent Crime Champions, who are attacking various locales on Earth-1. Starman and Black Canary, meanwhile, trail the Thunderbolt to his home dimension, where they discover the true villain of the piece is the criminal Earth-1 counterpart of Johnny Thunder, who has assumed control of the T-Bolt, and who produces a plastiglass coffin containing the bodies of Larry Lance and Black Canary herself.