Gerechtigkeitsliga #7
In "Alle für Einen, Einer für Alle! Teil 1," the Justice League faces a dire challenge when the Negativ-Strahl undermines their unity, forcing Ultraa to confront the villains alone—only to find himself overwhelmed. With determination and resolve, the League steps in, proving that even under psychic influence, their bond can withstand the strain. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Dick Dillin, with inks by Frank McLaughlin and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1979 issue features a cover by Rich Buckler and Frank McLaughlin.
In "Alle für Einen, Einer für Alle! Teil 1," Wundergirl and Roter Blitz race to stop Efeu and Spiegelmeister’s heist, only to find their plans upended when Ultraa intervenes—confused by the strange logic that binds heroes and villains in the same fight.
In "Alle für Einen, Einer für Alle! Teil 2," Ultraa joins forces with Flash and Wonder Woman to confront the Injustice Gang, but after witnessing the chaos superheroes often cause, he makes a drastic choice—stripping the Justice League of their will to act. As the team struggles to reclaim their purpose, they must find a way to overcome Ultraa’s influence and stop the Injustice Gang before it’s too late.
In "Alle für Einen, Einer für Alle! Teil 3" from Gerechtigkeitsliga #7 (1979), the Negativ-Strahl fails to break the unity of the villains, forcing Ultraa to confront them alone—only to find his resolve tested. When the strain proves too great, the Gerechtigkeitsliga steps in, their unwavering willpower their only shield against the mind-altering beam.
When the Gerechtigkeitsliga unanimously votes to welcome Zatanna as a new member, her sudden refusal leaves the team baffled—her decision comes not from hesitation, but from a binding allegiance to the ruler of Ys.
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