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Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1

May 2017 · DC · 99.99 USD; 130.99 CAD
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This massive omnibus collects the early Bronze Age adventures of the Justice League of America, reprinting issues from the late 1960s and early 1970s. It features classic stories by writers like Gardner Fox and artists such as Mike Sekowsky and Dick Dillin, as the team faces threats ranging from cosmic menaces to personal challenges. The volume marks the transition from the Silver Age style to the more character-driven storytelling of the Bronze Age, including the introduction of new members and the departure of founding heroes.

"Snapper Carr—Super-Traitor!" is a standout story from the Bronze Age Omnibus, spotlighting a pivotal moment in the Justice League's history. Written by Len Wein and illustrated with sharp precision by Dick Dillin, with inks by Dick Giordano and colors by Glynis Wein, the tale follows the JLA and JSA as they’re accidentally pulled to a world where the Nazis won WWII—only to be rescued by the Freedom Fighters and drawn into a fight against mind-controlling machines. The cover, a striking piece by Karl Kerschl, captures the tension of the moment, while the story itself delivers a gripping, high-stakes adventure rooted in alternate history and moral complexity.

Contains 36 stories
Snapper Carr--Super-Traitor!
21.83 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [JLAAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Black Canary [Dinah Drake]Flash [Barry Allen]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Snapper CarrSuperman [Clark Kent]]Joker [Mr. AverageJohn Dough] (villain)

In "Snapper Carr—Super-Traitor!," Jo finds himself torn between his life as a young hero and the desire for a quiet, ordinary existence—until a mysterious figure named John Dough whispers promises of freedom. As loyalty wavers and trust is tested, Jo's choices lead him down a dangerous path, unaware that the man guiding him is not who he claims to be.

The Coming of the Doomsters
21.83 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [JLAAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Black Canary [Dinah Drake]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar HolCarter Hall]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]]The Vigilante [Greg Sanders]Jason CrassChokh (villain)The Doomsters (first appearancevillains)

In "The Coming of the Doomsters," the retired Vigilante reemerges to enlist the Justice League’s aid in uncovering the mystery behind a factory that churns out nothing but air and water pollution. With the League now operating from their new satellite headquarters 22,300 miles above the U.S., they face a threat that’s as invisible as it is insidious.

Come Slowly Death, Come Slyly!
21.83 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [JLAAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Black Canary [Dinah Drake]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar HolCarter Hall]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]]The Vigilante [Greg Sanders]Jason CrassChokh (villain)The Doomsters (villains)
Night of the Soul-Stealer!
21.83 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [JLAAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Black Canary [Dinah Drake]Flash [Barry Allen]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar HolCarter Hall]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]]Hawkgirl [Shayera ThalShiera Hall]Jean LoringNorch Lor (villain)Guardians of the UniverseGreen Lantern [Tomar-Re]Iris Allen (cameo)

In "Night of the Soul-Stealer!," Thanagarian criminal Norch Lor arrives on Earth with a terrifying weapon—the Ghenna Box—and begins siphoning the consciousness of unsuspecting civilians, even targeting members of the Justice League. As the heroes struggle to protect their minds and identities, they face an enemy who doesn’t fight with strength, but with the theft of the self.

Plague of the Galactic Jest-Master
23.5 pp · Superhero
Justice Leagie of America [Black CanarySupermanBatmanThe Flash [Barry Allen]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (cameo)Green Arrow (cameo)]Jest-Master (villain)Jean LoringRa LafNorch LorGuardians of the Universe (cameo)

Hawkman and Atom journey to Thanagar seeking a cure for the deranged Jean Loring, only to arrive as the planet falls under siege by the chaotic Jest-Master, whose mind-bending powers plunge the populace into madness. In the midst of the chaos, Jean’s condition unexpectedly clears—leaving her lucid and ready to fight alongside the League against the madman’s reign.

Peril of the Paired Planets
23.5 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Hawkman [Katar Hol]The Flash [Barry Allen]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] (flashback)]Crime Syndicate [Owlman (flashback)Superwoman (flashback)]Justice Society of America [Hourman [Rex Tyler]Green Lantern [Alan Scott]Starman [Ted Knight]Dr. Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]Wonder Woman [Diana Prince Trevor] (cameo)The Atom [Al Pratt] (cameo)Robin [Dick Grayson] (cameo)Sandman [Wesley Dodds] (cameo)Dr. Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]Hawkman [Carter Hall]The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]The Flash [Jay Garrick]Wildcat [Ted Grant]Superman [Clark KentKal-L]Batman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo)Johnny Thunder (cameo)Mr. Terrific (cameo)Red Tornado [John Smith]]Jimmy Olsen (cameo)Creator2 (villain)

In "Peril of the Paired Planets," Red Tornado is seized by the enigmatic villain Creator2, whose mastery of vibrational energy sets off a chain of crises across Earth-1 and Earth-2. As the JSA and JLA face parallel threats tailored to their doppelgangers, the heroes must confront a danger that exploits the very fabric of their worlds—before it's too late.

Where Valor Fails... Will Magic Triumph?
22.5 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-El]BatmanBlack Canary [Dinah Drake Lance]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar Hol] (all Earth-1)]Justice Society of America [Green Lantern [Alan Scott]Superman [Clark KentKal-L]Hawkman [Carter Hall]Dr. Mid-NiteThe Flash [Jay Garrick]Johnny ThunderThunderboltStarman [Ted Knight]Hourman [Rex Tyler]Dr. Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]Wonder Woman [Diana Prince Trevor]The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]Red Tornado [John Smith] (all Earth-2)]Creator2 (villain)

In "Where Valor Fails... Will Magic Triumph?", the surviving members of the Justice League and the Justice Society of America face off against the cunning Creator2, whose scientific might threatens to overwhelm them. With science failing to hold the line, the JSA turns to ancient magic in a desperate bid to even the odds—just as Red Tornado breaks free from control, turning the tide in a moment of unexpected redemption.

The Devil in Paradise!
22 pp · Superhero
SupermanBatmanBlack CanaryThe Atom [Ray Palmer]The Flash [Barry Allen]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Professor Lars HansunDr. Viktor Willard (villain)Nether Man (villain)Phyllis TempleIris Allen (cameo)

In "The Devil in Paradise!", the Justice League faces a chilling threat from Dr. Viktor Willard, whose Pax Serum promises global peace—until the horrifying truth emerges: after 100 hours, every person on Earth will succumb to violent madness, leaving Willard and his wife as the sole survivors to rebuild. Written by a master of moral dread and brought to life with sharp, atmospheric art, this story explores the terrifying cost of control and the fragile line between salvation and ruin.

Earth's Final Hour!
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [SupermanGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]Green ArrowThe Flash [Barry Allen]BatmanHawkman [Katar Hol]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Aquaman]Mera (cameo)Aqualad (cameo)The Zapper [Theo Zappa] (villain)Pajna Darr

In "Earth's Final Hour!", Aquaman rallies the Justice League when industrialist Theo Zappa unleashes a plan to drain Earth’s plankton—essential to the planet’s survival—so he can profit by selling it to the ecologically ravaged world of Kalyarna. With the fate of marine life and global food chains hanging in the balance, the heroes split into teams to race against time and stop Zappa’s devastating scheme.

Batman -- King of the World
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Hawkman [Katar Hol]BatmanSupermanThe Flash [Barry Allen]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]]Heroes of Angor [Jack B. QuickSilver SorceressBlue JayWandjina]Zatanna (guest star)Glugg (villain)The Master-Computer (villain)

In "Batman — King of the World," the Justice League follows the trail of a mysterious robot that hijacks Batman and Hawkman’s minds, leading them on a wild detour to a distant planet where they clash with a seemingly hostile team of heroes. The story unfolds with high stakes and unexpected twists, as the League grapples with deception, identity, and the blurred line between ally and enemy.

The Last Survivors of Earth!
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar Hol]AquamanSupermanBatmanBlack CanaryThe Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Arrow]Hawkgirl [Shiera HallShayera Thal]MeraOmar Ibn AliLok LuPete ConkPeople of Mu (villains)

In "The Last Survivors of Earth!" from Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1, the remnants of the ancient civilization of Mu return after millennia, their spaceship a silent herald of a long-buried past. Now, they see Earth’s current inhabitants as a threat to their survival and have chosen to erase them.

The Most Dangerous Dreams of All!
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [SupermanHawkman [Katar Hol]AquamanBatmanThe Atom [Ray Palmer]The Flash [Barry Allen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]]Mike Friedrich (cameo)Harlequin Ellisa cyclopsa minotaur

In "The Most Dangerous Dreams of All!", writer Harlequin Ellis finds himself haunted by surreal visions where he takes on the identities of Superman and Batman, each dream threatening the lives of Green Arrow and other Justice League members. As the line between fantasy and reality blurs, Ellis must confront the unsettling power of his subconscious before his dreams spiral beyond control.

Plague of the Pale People
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [also appears as Clark Kent]BatmanGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar Hol]The Atom [Ray Palmer]AquamanThe Flash [Barry Allen] (cameo)]MeraShally (dies)the Pale PeopleNebeur Odagled

When a U.S. military shipment of poison gas accidentally contaminates the ocean, it triggers a catastrophic chain reaction that destroys the Proof-Rock, the sacred heart of the Pale People. Now driven to retaliate, the Pale People launch a devastating assault on Atlantis, forcing the Justice League to confront a threat born not of malice, but of survival.

Earth-- The Monster-Maker!
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Atom [Ray Palmer]The Flash [Barry Allen]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen] (all Earth-1)]Justice Society of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-L]The Flash [Jay Garrick]Hawkman [Carter Hall]The Atom [Al Pratt]Robin [Dick Grayson]Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (all Earth-2)]Robin [Dick Grayson] (Earth-1) (guest star)S-KyrA-RymTeppyE-HesSolomon Grundy (villain)

In "Earth— The Monster-Maker!", the Justice League of America faces a cosmic threat when alien A-Rym, separated from his symbiotic pet Teppy during a dimensional mishap, unleashes chaos across Earth-2. As the JSA battles A-Rym’s growing power, young Robin on Earth-1 steps up to confront Teppy in a high-stakes showdown that echoes the events unfolding across the multiverse.

Solomon Grundy.. The One and Only
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar Hol]The Atom [Ray Palmer]The Flash [Barry Allen]Black Canary (cameo)Batman (cameo)Green Arrow (cameo)Aquaman (cameo)]Justice Society of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-L]Green Lantern [Alan Scott]Hawkman [Carter Hall]The Atom [Al Pratt]The Flash [Jay Garrick]Robin [Dick Grayson]]Robin (guest star)Solomon Grundy (villain)A-RymTeppyS-KyrE-NesIris Allen (cameo)

In "Solomon Grundy.. The One and Only," the Justice League of America teams up with the Justice Society of America to confront the destructive A-Rym on Earth-2, where Solomon Grundy’s eerie presence adds a haunting layer to the chaos. As the heroes race to reunite A-Rym with Teppy before it’s too late, a quiet moment between Earth-2 Robin and his Earth-1 counterpart at the Batcave sparks a small but meaningful shift in identity and purpose.

Where Strikes Demonfang?
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]AquamanBatman [Bruce Wayne]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (photo)The Flash [Barry Allen] (cameo)Hawkman [Katar Hol] (cameo)Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance] (cameo)Superman [Clark Kent]The Atom [Ray Palmer]]Deadman [Boston Brand] (guest star)Sensei (villain)League of Assassins (villains)Merlyn [Arthur King] (intro, villain)Morgan Edge (cameo)Inter-Gang (cameo)
The Private War of Johnny Dune!
24 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark Kent]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Aquaman (cameo)Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (cameo)Hawkman [Katar Hol] (cameo)The Flash [Barry Allen] (cameo)The Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]]Johnny Dune (villain)

In "The Private War of Johnny Dune!", a returning war veteran grapples with a dangerous new power—his voice can command others—forcing him to confront the moral weight of control. As he struggles to reclaim his life, a clash with the Justice League pushes him toward a choice that will define his legacy.

The Coming of -- Starbreaker!
24 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [SupermanThe Flash [Barry Allen]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]]Starbreaker (villain)Adam Strange (cameo)Alanna (cameo)

In "The Coming of -- Starbreaker!", Superman teams up with the Justice League on the alien world of Rann, suddenly stranded after a Zeta-Beam misfire. There, they face a relentless swarm of indestructible metal insects unleashed by the terrifying new threat, Starbreaker—whose power grows with every sun he consumes.

The Day the Earth Screams
37 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Black CanaryThe Flash [Barry Allen]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz] (flashback)SupermanWonder Woman (flashback)] (origin)Sargon the Sorcerer (cameo)Starbreaker (villain)

In "The Day the Earth Screams," the Justice League faces an overwhelming alien threat as Starbreaker crashes onto Earth, swiftly overpowering their strongest members and plunging the team into despair. When Hawkman rallies them with a heartfelt reminder of their first mission, the League finds renewed purpose in their shared history.

No More Tomorrows!
25 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark Kent]The Flash [Barry Allen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]AquamanThe Atom [Ray Palmer]Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Batman [Bruce Wayne]]Sargon the Sorcerer (guest star)Starbreaker (villain)Hawkwoman [Shayera Thal] (as Hawkgirl, cameo)Supergirl [Kara Zor-El] (cameo)

In "No More Tomorrows!", the Justice League reunites under the guidance of the enigmatic Sargon the Sorcerer, who tasks them with retrieving powerful magical artifacts to stop the menace of Starbreaker. With the help of Supergirl and Hawkgirl, the team embarks on a high-stakes quest that tests their unity and resolve—before facing the final confrontation that will decide the fate of the universe.

Seeds of Destruction!
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [SupermanBlack CanaryThe Flash [Barry Allen]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]BatmanAquaman]Bur Sed (villain)Ker Sed (villain)Lois Lane (cameo)

In "Seeds of Destruction!" from Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1, a father-son alien duo arrives on Earth with a well-intentioned but dangerous plan: to plant seeds that grow into massive flora meant to cleanse the planet of pollution. But as the towering, otherworldly blooms begin to threaten human life, the Justice League must intervene before the Earth's balance is irreparably altered.

The Unknown Soldier of Victory!
24 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-El]BatmanGreen Arrow [Oliver Queen]Black CanaryWonder Woman (as powerless Diana Prince)Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Hawkman [Katar Hol]AquamanThe Atom [Ray Palmer]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz] (cameo)Snapper Carr (all Earth-1)]Seven Soldiers of Victory [Speedy [Roy Harper]Green Arrow [Ollie Queen]Vigilante [Greg Sanders]Shining KnightCrimson AvengerStar-Spangled KidStripesyWing (all Earth-2)]Justice Society of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-L (cameo)Wonder Woman [Diana Prince Trevor]Red Tornado [John Smith]Wildcat [Ted Grant]Hourman [Rex Tyler]Starman [Ted Knight]Dr. Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]Dr. Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Johnny ThunderThunderbolt (all Earth-2)]The Hand [Professor MerlinThe NeedleRed DragonBig CaesarThe Dummy] (villains, flashback)The Hand (villain)Elongated Man (guest star)Metamorpho (guest star)Zatanna (guest star)OracleNebula-Man (flashback, villain)Adam Strange (cameo)Alanna (cameo)

In "The Unknown Soldier of Victory!" from Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1, the Justice League and Justice Society of America find their annual celebration shattered by the sudden return of the Hand—a threat tied to the long-lost Seventh Soldier of Victory. As the two teams split to track down scattered remnants of the original Seven across Earth-2, a cryptic figure known as the Oracle guides them through time and mystery.

The Hand That Shook the World
23.5 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] (powerless)BatmanGreen Arrow [Oliver Queen]Black Canary]Justice Society of America [Dr. Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]Hourman [Rex Tyler]Starman [Ted Knight]Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Green Lantern [Alan Scott]Robin [Dick Grayson] (cameo)ThunderboltJohnny ThunderWonder Woman [Diana Prince Trevor]Mr. Terrific [Terry Sloane](all Earth-2)]Seven Soldiers of Victory [Star-Spangled KidGreen Arrow [Oliver Queen]Speedy [Roy Harper]Shining KnightVigilante [Greg Sanders]Crimson AvengerStripesy (all Earth-2)]OracleZatanna (cameo)Nebula-Man (flashback)MetamorphoElongated ManGenghis Khan (Earth-2)Robin Hood (Earth-2)The Hand (villain)

In "The Hand That Shook the World," the Justice League and Justice Society of America race against time as the mysterious Hand begins to manipulate history, scattering the Seven Soldiers of Victory across eras—from King Arthur’s court to the Wild West, from ancient Greece to 1600s South America. With each hero anchored in a different age, the heroes must piece together the past before the Hand’s influence reshapes the present.

..And One of Us Must Die!
23.5 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Wonder Woman (as powerless Diana Prince)Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]AquamanGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]The Atom [Ray Palmer](all Earth-1)]Justice Society of America [Johnny ThunderThunderboltWildcat [Ted Grant]Red Tornado [John Smith] (destroyed)Dr. Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]Dr. Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]Hourman [Rex Tyler]Starman [Ted Knight]Wonder Woman [Diana Prince Trevor]Robin [Dick Grayson]Green Lantern [Alan Scott]Mr. Terrific [Terry Sloane] (all Earth-2)]Seven Soldiers of Victory [Star-Spangled Kid [Sylvester Pemberton]StripesyCrimson Avenger [Lee Travis]Vigilante [Greg Sanders]Shining KnightGreen Arrow [Ollie Queen]Speedy [Roy Harper] (all Earth-2)]OracleZatannaCirceElongated Man [Ralph Dibny]MetamorphoThe Hand (villain)

In "And One of Us Must Die!", the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America join forces with the Seven Soldiers on Earth-2 to confront the looming threat of the Hand, a cosmic force poised to obliterate the planet. With the weight of history echoing from a past sacrifice, one hero must step forward to wield the Nebula-Rod and stop the impending doom—facing a choice that echoes the ultimate price paid decades before.

A Stranger Walks among Us!
23 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark Kent]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Phantom Stranger (joins)]Felix Faust (villain)Mistress SarahGerry ConwayLen WeinGlynisSteveTomJulie (mentioned)Supergirl (costume)Spider-Man (costume)Thor (costume)Hulk (costume)Captain Marvel [Billy Batson] (costume)Captain America (costume)Adam Strange (costume)Robin [Dick Grayson] (costume)The Flash [Jay Garrick] (costume)

When demonic forces erupt during Rutland, Vermont’s annual Halloween Parade, the Justice League answers the call—only to find themselves outmatched by the ancient sorcerer Felix Faust and his otherworldly allies. The Phantom Stranger, a mysterious figure with ties to the occult, guides the team through the chaos, but his true intentions remain as elusive as his departure.

The Shaggy Man Will Get You if You Don't Watch Out!
24 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [SupermanBatmanHawkman [Katar Hol]AquamanFlash [Barry Allen]Green ArrowBlack CanaryAtom [Ray Palmer]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Wonder Woman (flashback)]Hector Hammond (villain)Shaggy Man (villain)Despero (cameo flashback)Professor Amos Fortune (cameo flashback)Kanjar Ro (cameo flashback)The Key (cameo flashback)Amazo (cameo flashback)Shaggy Man (villain)

When Hector Hammond unleashes the unstoppable Shaggy Man upon the JLA satellite, the Justice League finds themselves facing a relentless foe in the midst of orbit—caught between a desperate defense and the chilling realization that this attack is just one piece of a much larger scheme.

Specter in the Shadows!
22.67 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [AquamanHawkman [Katar Hol]Green ArrowBatmanBlack CanaryThe Atom [Ray Palmer]SupermanGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Elongated Man (joins)]The Putty-Men (villains)Red TornadoSue Dibny (guest appearance)

When the Elongated Man is seemingly felled during the Justice League’s first mission against the alien Putty-Men, the team is left reeling—until a mysterious figure intervenes, saving them all. The truth behind the stranger’s identity soon unravels, revealing a shocking connection to the League’s newest ally.

Wolf in the Fold!
23 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [BatmanSupermanElongated ManBlack CanaryHawkman [Katar Hol]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Atom [Ray Palmer]Flash [Barry Allen]Green ArrowAquamanRed Tornado [John Smith] (joins)]T. O. Morrow (villain)Kathy Sutton (introduction)
Crisis on Earth-X!
22.67 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]Elongated Man [Ralph Dibny]The Flash [Barry Allen]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen] (all Earth-1)]Justice Society of America [The Flash [Jay Garrick]Dr. Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]Hourman [Rex Tyler]Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Superman [Clark KentKal-L]Red Tornado [John Smith] (returns) (all Earth-2)]The Freedom Fighters [Black Condor [Richard Grey Jr]The Ray [Happy Terrill]Uncle SamPhantom Lady [Sandra Knight]Doll Man [Darrell Dane]Human Bomb [Roy Lincoln] (intro as a group)]Adolf Hitler (poster)Plastic Man (flashback)The Blackhawks (flashback)

In "Crisis on Earth-X!" from Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1, a malfunctioning transmatter machine strands six Justice League members and the Red Tornado on Earth-X, a world where the Nazis won World War II. With the Freedom Fighters—led by Uncle Sam—stepping in to guide them, the heroes uncover a global network of mind-control machines and must race to dismantle them before it's too late.

Thirteen Against the Earth!
20 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Batman [Bruce Wayne]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Elongated Man [Ralph Dibny]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (cameo)The Flash [Barry Allen] (cameo)Black Canary (cameo) (all Earth-1)]Justice Society of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-L]Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Dr. Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]The Flash [Jay Garrick] (cameo)Hourman [Rex Tyler] (cameo)Red Tornado [John Smith] (leaves to join JLA at story's end) (all Earth-2)]The Freedom Fighters [Uncle SamDoll Man [Darrell Dane]The Ray [Happy Terrill]Human Bomb [Roy Lincoln]Phantom Lady [Sandra Knight]Black Condor [Richard Grey]]Nazi-created machines (villain)

In "Thirteen Against the Earth!", the Justice League of America faces a planet-wide threat as three teams race to dismantle a series of machines controlling Earth’s systems. As they confront the final machine aboard an orbiting satellite, they uncover its chilling origin: a Nazi-engineered AI that deemed its creators—down to Hitler himself—inferior and turned on them. The story builds to a powerful, selfless act of sacrifice, leaving the fate of the machines and the future of the heroes uncertain.

The Doom of the Divided Man!
20 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [BatmanThe Flash [Barry Allen]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Hawkman [Katar Hol] (quits)Black CanaryElongated ManGreen ArrowSuperman (cameo)AquamanGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan] (cameo)Red Tornado]Eclipso [Bruce Gordon] (villain)
The Man Who Murdered Santa Claus!
20 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark Kent]Batman [Bruce Wayne]The Flash [Barry Allen] (Cameo)The Atom [Ray Palmer] (Cameo)Elongated Man [Ralph Dibny] (Cameo)Black Canary [Dina Lance]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Red Tornado [John Smith](new costume)Aquaman [Arthur Curry] (Cameo)Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (cameo)Phantom Stranger (cameo)]Sue Dibny (cameo)Iris Allen (cameo)Mera (cameo)Kathy Sutton (cameo)Green Lantern [John Stewart]Santa SimpsonEric Russell (Iris's father)Fran Russell (Iris's mother)The Key (villain)
Balance of Power!
20 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [AquamanBatman [Bruce Wayne]Elongated ManThe Flash [Barry Allen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Superman [Clark Kent]]Injustice Gang of the World [Chronos [David Clinton]Mirror Master [Sam Scudder]Poison Ivy [Pamela Isley]ScarecrowShadow-ThiefTattooed Man [Abel Tarrant]Libra [Justine Ballantine]]

In "Balance of Power!", Libra orchestrates a high-stakes gambit, pitting six formidable villains against the Justice League in a series of engineered confrontations designed to strip each hero of half their power. As the team struggles to adapt, the line between strength and vulnerability blurs in a battle where even the mightiest must reckon with their limits.

War with the One-Man Justice League!
20 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Elongated Man [Ralph Dibny]The Flash [Barry Allen]Aquaman [Arthur Curry]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Red Tornado]Amazo (villain)

In "War with the One-Man Justice League!", the Justice League faces a crisis when they temporarily lose their powers—forcing them to unleash Amazo, a synthetic being designed to absorb abilities, in a bold gamble to reclaim their strength. With the team’s fate hanging in the balance, they must navigate the risks of empowering a machine with their essence, all while a new threat emerges from the chaos.

Amazo and His Creator
2 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Wonder WomanMartian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]AquamanThe Atom [Ray Palmer]Hawkman [Katar Hol]]AmazoProfessor IvoT. O. Morrow (reference only)
The Creature in the Velvet Cage!
20 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Elongated ManBatman]Justice Society of America [Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Hourman [Rex Tyler]Wonder WomanThe Flash [Jay Garrick]]Sandy (as sand monster)Horned Owl Gang (villains, cameo)

In "The Creature in the Velvet Cage!", the Justice League and Justice Society of America confront a terrifying sand-born entity unleashed from Sandman’s forgotten lab on Earth-2. When the monstrous being—once Sandman’s lost partner, Sandy—emerges, it’s not to attack, but to warn of impending earthquakes he senses through his new silica form. As the heroes grapple with the truth behind his transformation and his desperate attempt to prevent disaster, they must decide how to face a creature caught between memory and menace.

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Full credits

writer Len Wein
colorist Glynis Wein
letterer Ben Oda
cover pencils, inks Karl Kerschl

Reprints

↩ Reprints Justice League of America #77 (1969), Justice League of America #78 (1970), Justice League of America #79 (1970), Justice League of America #80 (1970), Justice League of America #81 (1970), Justice League of America #82 (1970), Justice League of America #83 (1970), Justice League of America #84 (1970), Justice League of America #85 (1970), Justice League of America #86 (1970), Justice League of America #87 (1971), Justice League of America #88 (1971), Justice League of America #89 (1971), Justice League of America #90 (1971), Justice League of America #91 (1971), Justice League of America #92 (1971), Justice League of America #93 (1971), Justice League of America #94 (1971), Justice League of America #95 (1971), Justice League of America #96 (1972), Justice League of America #97 (1972), Justice League of America #98 (1972), Justice League of America #99 (1972), Justice League of America #100 (1972), Justice League of America #101 (1972), Justice League of America #102 (1972), Justice League of America #103 (1972), Justice League of America #104 (1973), Justice League of America #105 (1973), Justice League of America #106 (1973), Justice League of America #107 (1973), Justice League of America #108 (1973), Justice League of America #109 (1974), Justice League of America #110 (1974), Justice League of America #111 (1974), Justice League of America #112 (1974), Justice League of America #113 (1974), Justice League of America Archives #10 (2012)

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