• Genre:superhero

Front interior dust jacket with brief synopsis of this collection, includes illustrations from JLA #50 and #33 Cover.

• Genre:superhero

Title page includes illustrations from JLA #50, #41, #66, and #50.

• Genre:superhero

Title pages with creator credits, includes illustrations from JLA #73, #43, #65, #42, and #73.

Indicia and publisher information, includes illustrations from JLA #45, #66, #65, and #37.

Table of contents, includes illustrations from JLA #42 and #63 Cover.

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• from Justice League of America Archives (DC, 1992 series) #8 ([June] 2003)

Foreword by Dennis O'Neil, dated December 2002, was originally published in Justice League of America Archives Volume 8. Includes illustrations from JLA #45, #44, #40, #41, #35, #67 Cover, and #42.

• Genre:adventure; science fiction

• Keywords:gongs

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• from Mystery in Space (DC, 1951 series) #75 (May 1962)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection lists Carmine Infantino as the sole artist for this cover.

• Genre:adventure; science fiction; superhero

Synopsis:

Adam Strange and the Justice League team up to capture Kanjar Ro.

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• from Mystery in Space (DC, 1951 series) #75 (May 1962)

Winner of the 1962 "Best Book-Length Story" Alley Award.

This issue was originally published around the same time as Justice League of America #11. This is the first time the Justice League encounters Adam Strange. An editor's note explains that this story takes place prior to JLA #4, in which Flash nominates Adam Strange for Justice League membership. It is also stated that it takes place after JLA #3, where the League previously defeated Kanjar Ro. This issue was originally solicited to be included in Justice League of America Omnibus Volume 1, but was left out, and was instead added to the beginning of Volume 2. The trade paperback series Justice League of America: The Silver Age (2016 series) places this story between JLA #3 and #4.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #31 (November 1964)

Lettering credits from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

Hawkman's first case as a member of the JLA involves low-level crook Joe Parry who has come into possession of an alien machine with which he creates three different threats against the JLA.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #31 (November 1964)

Story is told in three chapters: unnumbered part one (11.67 pp.), Part Two 3.67 pp.), Part Three (7.67 pp.)

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #32 (December 1964)

Lettering credit from JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

Brain Storm gathers the JLA as witnesses to his execution of Green Lantern for the murder of his brother.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #32 (December 1964)

Story is told in three chapters: unnumbered part one (8.67 pp.), Part Two (4.67 pp.), Part Three (9.67 pp.)

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #33 (February 1965)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

When Earthmen from the future tap the energy of the JLAers to defeat the Alien-Ator, he becomes aware of the JLA and sets one half against the other.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #33 (February 1965)

Story is told in three chapters: unnumbered part 1 (7.67 pp.), Part 2 (7.67 pp.), Part 3 (7.67 pp.)

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #34 (March 1965)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:dreams; Green Kryptonite

Synopsis:

Five JLAers see their own defeats in their dreams, but when the same scenarios occur to them while awake, they successfully overcome the challenges.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #34 (March 1965)

Story is told in three chapters: unnumbered part 1 (10.67 pp.), Part 2 (2.67 pp.), Part 3 (10.67 pp.)

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #35 (May 1965)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The Demons Three create duplicates of JLA villains in an effort to get the JLA to release them from their imprisonment.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #35 (May 1965)

Story is told in three chapters: unnumbered part one (11.67 pp.), Part Two (8.67 pp.), Part Three (3.67 pp.)

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:monsters

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #36 (June 1965)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:disability; monsters

Synopsis:

To entertain a group of handicapped boys, 5 JLAers stages a mock battle against Batman, posing as a monster, but discover themselves handicapped. They trace their ailments to Brain Storm, who takes them under his power. The rest of the League fights the Leaguers who are under Brain Storm's power and finally Brain Storm himself.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #36 (June 1965)

Story in three chapters of 6.67 pages, 8.67 pages, and 9 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #37 (August 1965)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:Cei-U; magic; parallel worlds

Synopsis:

The Johnny Thunder of Earth-1 takes control of the Earth-2 counterpart's Thunderbolt after the Johnny of Earth-2 accidentally asks T-Bolt to transport him to Earth-1 to meet his counterpart (since he wondered if he had a counterpart there like the other heroes). The Earth-1 Johnny then goes back in time to prevent the JLAers from existing when they stop T-Bolt from committing crimes for him. After being defeated by the JSA later on, he has the Thunderbolt go back in time again to create a Lawless League (based off the JLA's origins) from his criminal associates to confront the JSA on Earth-1.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #37 (August 1965)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 1 of 2.

Story is told across 24 pages in three chapters of 7.67 pages, 7.67 pages, and 7.67 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #38 (September 1965)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The JSA defeats the Lawless League and then the three monstrous creatures created by the Johnny Thunder of Earth-1. He concedes defeat and tells the Thunderbolt to turn back time to before he ever heard of him. T-Bolt then later stops Johnny when he's about to wonder if he has a counterpart on Earth-1 again, since all previous events were erased from everyone's minds.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #38 (September 1965)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 2 of 2.

Story is told across 24 pages in three chapters of 7.67 pages each.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #39 (November 1965)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection lists Murphy Anderson as the sole inker for this cover.

Lettering credits from GCD index for original issue.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #40 (November 1965)

Lettering credit from reprint in Justice League of America Archives.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:Nightmare Island

Synopsis:

Andrew Helm creates a machine intended to create world peace, but which malfunctions and causes evil. The Justice League of America traces the source of the mayhem, battles illusory creatures summoned from their subconscious minds, and turns off the malfunctioning machine.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #40 (November 1965)

Story across 24 pages in three parts of 9.67 pages, 5.67 pages, and 7.67 pages.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:homage cover

Synopsis:

The Key fires a blast from a key weapon at Green Lantern.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #41 (December 1965)

Artwork is an homage to the opening splash of "The Mystery of the Vanishing Detectives!" from All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #57.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The Key administers a psycho-chemical to the JLA which forces them to disband and become unable to see his henchmen commit robberies. However, they are returned to normal when Hawkgirl discovers the situation, and go on to defeat The Key.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #41 (December 1965)

Story is told across 24 pages in three chapters of 7.67 pages each.
Hawkman uses the Absorbascon to discover the secret identities of the JLA members.
References Detective Comics 197, Showcase 23.

Lettering credit from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection lists Joe Letterese as the letterer, the index for the original issue states that the Letterese credit is incorrect.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #42 (February 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

When Metamorpho refuses membership, the Unimaginable demands to be admitted in his place.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #42 (February 1966)

Story across 24 pages in three chapters of 7.67, 9.67, and 5.67 pages.

Lettering credit from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection lists Joe Letterese as the letterer, the index for the original issue states that the Letterese credit is incorrect.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #43 (March 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:Absorbascon; Bat-Jet; green kryptonite; Robot Plane

Synopsis:

The JLA fights the Royal Flush Gang and their stellaration-powered abilities to a draw until they play their wild card...Snapper.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #43 (March 1966)

Story across 24 pages in three parts of 7.67 pages each.

Snapper Carr is hit with stellaration and becomes the Joker (not the Batman villain) for this story.

Lettering credit from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection lists Joe Letterese as the letterer, the index for the original issue states that the Letterese credit is incorrect.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #44 (May 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

When the JLAers who previously fought the Unimaginable suddenly double in size, the alien Dr. Bendorion comes to Earth to help cure them. But Batman suspects that Dr. Bendorion is not what he seems, and he is revealed as the Unimaginable.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #44 (May 1966)

Story across 24 pages in three parts of 7.67 pages each.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #45 (June 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

When the JLA battles two separate unstoppable menaces, Shaggy Man and a rock-creature, the Flash hits on the idea of setting them on each other. When the Shaggy Man destroys the rock creature, the JLA pits the Shaggy Man against a duplicate of himself.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #45 (June 1966)

Story across 24 pages in three chapters of 5.67, 11.67, and 5.67 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #46 (August 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

People from Earth-1 and Earth-2 are being inexplicably transferred from one parallel world to the other, including Blockbuster and Solomon Grundy. At the same time, the Spectre discovers that the approach of the Anti-Matter Man is the reason for the transfers and will eventually cause the destruction of both worlds.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #46 (August 1966)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 1 of 2.

Story across 24 pages in three chapters of 7.67 pages each.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #47 (September 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The ultimate cause of the trouble is revealed to be an experimental space-warp machine of Ray Palmer's assistant. The gathered JLA and JSA hold the Anti-Matter Man at bay until The Atom (Ray) and The Spectre can re-align the two Earths to their proper times and spaces -- The Atom (Ray) turning off the machine, and the Spectre using his enormous magicks to realign the Earths back to their proper spots.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #47 (September 1966)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 2 of 2.

Story is across 24 pages in three chapters of 7.67, 11.67, and 3.67 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #48 (November-December 1966)

Lettering credits from GCD index for original issue.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #49 (November 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:dryads; leprechauns; magic; trolls

Synopsis:

In attempting to escape prison, Felix Faust accidentally creates a mystical duplicate. The JLA must determine which is the duplicate Felix Faust before his eventual dissapearance causes the end of the universe. But Snapper knows that both are mystical duplicates and the original Felix Faust remains in jail, so the duplicates are brought to the real Faust and eliminated.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #49 (November 1966)

Story in four parts of 4, 7.67, 7.67, and 4 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #50 (December 1966)

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:Green Beret; time travel; Vietnam

Synopsis:

War hero Eddie Brent becomes the hypnotized pawn of the Lord of Time, but the JLA traces the Lord of Time's location through the radiation given off by the weapons he gives Eddie to use and puts a stop to his plans.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #50 (December 1966)

Story in three parts of 9.67, 9.67, and 4 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #51 (February 1967)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

Zatanna ends her quest to find her missing father, Zatara.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #51 (February 1967)

Story across 23 pages in three parts of 9.5, 7.5, and 5 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #52 (March 1967)

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:Fortress of Solitude; Time Pool; VULTURE

Synopsis:

Snapper relates the stories that five Leaguers told as to why they could not answer a recent emergency signal and join in the fight against the Lord of Time.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #52 (March 1967)

Story in three parts of 7.5, 5.5, and 8.5 pages.

Events of this story take place in the same timeframe as issue #50, reprinted earlier in this collection.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #53 (May 1967)

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:Doodang; Jersey Devil; Monster of Leeds; Paul Bunyan; Ring-Tailed Roarer

Synopsis:

A thief invents a device that teleports valuable objects away, replacing them with duplicates. He also uses it on Batman's Utility Belt, Wonder Woman's Magic Lasso, and Green Arrow's trick arrows.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #53 (May 1967)

Story across 23 pages in three parts of 5.5, 11.5, and 4 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #54 (June 1967)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

When Hal Jordan is gravely injured after retrieving a mysterious parcel, the Justice League must set off on a search for an ancient treasure, which the Royal Flush Gang is also seeking, disguised as various historical and legendary figures.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #54 (June 1967)

Story across 23 pages, but pages 14 and 23 are half-pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #55 (August 1967)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The JSA, with new member an adult Robin, confront and are defeated by four normal persons on Earth-2, powered by black matter from another universe. When they ask for help from the JLA using Johnny's T-Bolt, he brings them a battered JLA team, suffering the same problem as their counterparts. Both groups them learn the black matter's origins, and resolve to end the problem on Earth-2 first, lest both worlds be destroyed.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #55 (August 1967)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 1 of 2.

Story across 23 pages in three parts of 11.5 and 10.5 pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #56 (September 1967)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The JLA and JSA team up to stop the Black-Sphered Villains on Earth-2, using artificial means to power up four of their own with black matter, but it almost backfires when the four heroes become evil. The remaining heroes are then subconsciously helped by the four heroes into defeating them by exposing their weaknessses. These same weaknesses are then used vs. the four earlier-charged normal persons, who then lose their powers as well. Things are returned to normal on Earth-2, and the four Leaguers return to their world to stop the charged persons there using the same weaknesses.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #56 (September 1967)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 2 of 2.

Story across 23 pages, but pages 12 and 23 are half-pages.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:United Nations

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #57 (November 1967)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The JLA help some young kids who are having brotherhood problems.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #57 (November 1967)

Story across 23 pages, but pages 12 and 23 are half-pages.

Story devoted to fighting prejudice.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #58 (November-December 1967)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists Murphy Anderson as the inker for this cover.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #59 (December 1967)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists Sid Greene as the sole inker for this cover.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:Green Kryptonite

Synopsis:

Five Justice Leaguers are teleported to a distant world where their super-powers are removed by the three Impossibles. They then must defeat the attacking Contras.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #59 (December 1967)

Story across 23 pages, but pages 12 and 23 are half-pages.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #60 (February 1968)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists Carmine Infantino as the penciller for this cover.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The Queen Bee has gained the immortality serum she previously sought, but the serum is also rendering her immobile. She enslaves six Leaguers and sends them on three separate quests to obtain the items she needs to cure her condition.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #60 (February 1968)

Story across 23 pages, but pages 10 and 23 are 1/2-pages.

Lettering credit from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection lists Joe Letterese as the letterer for this story.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #61 (March 1968)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists George Roussos as the inker for this cover.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

Doctor Destiny has a plan to switch the heroes with the villains they've battle. Green Arrow is able to escape and foil the plan.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #61 (March 1968)

Story across 23 pages, but pages 14 and 23 are 1/2-pages.

Lettering credit from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection does not list a letterer for this story.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #62 (May 1968)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists George Roussos as the inker for this cover.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

A criminal uses his son as bait to lure another gang to Lakeside City.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #62 (May 1968)

Story in two parts of 11.5 and 11 pages.

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists Sid Greene as the inker for this story.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #63 (June 1968)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists George Roussos as the inker for this cover.

The Jim Shooter credit is also from the GCD index for the original issue based on an interview with Shooter.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:time travel

Synopsis:

The Key gains control over the Justice Leaguers through a trophy in their collection and compels them to kill each other when one hour elapses (which gives them time to figure out a solution).

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #63 (June 1968)

Page 8 is a 2/3-page.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #64 (August 1968)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists Mike Sekowsky and Joe Giella as the artists for this cover.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

At one of the JSA's meetings, a new Red Tornado interrupts the group, claiming he is the original one, when the JSA knew the original one (Ma Hunkle), who just as suddenly as she entered in on their first meeting left. They give this new Tornado a chance to show his heroism, but every time the JSA is about to defeat a group of criminals, the Tornado interferes, casuing them to 'die' in battle. Helpless to stop this, he goes to Earth-1 to enlist the JLA's aid, since he learns it was T.O. Morrow who was behind the JSA's 'deaths'.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #64 (August 1968)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 1 of 2.

Page 6 is a 2/3-page and page 16 is a 1/2-page.

Lettering credit from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection does not list a letterer for this story.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #65 (September 1968)

Art credits from GCD index for original issue which were confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records provided by DC Comics. The table of contents for this collection lists George Roussos as the inker for this cover.

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

T. O. Morrow has defeated the JSA on Earth-2 as part of his overall plan. Now he tries to defeat the Justice League in order to stop his latest scheme, which involves his supercomputer stopping all of time itself, which would be fatal to all, since Morrow didn't want that to happen. The revived JLA and JSA teams then defeat Morrow's supercomputer's plot,and Morrow is later jailed.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #65 (September 1968)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 2 of 2.

Story across 23 pages, but page 8 is a 2/3-page and pages 16 and 23 are 1/2-pages.

Lettering credit from GCD index for original issue. The table of contents for this collection does not list a letterer for this story.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #66 (November 1968)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

Generalissimo Demmy Gog of the tiny nation of Offalia comes to the US and nearly defeats the JLA with a stolen invention that can affect morale.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #66 (November 1968)

Page 7 is a 2/3-page and page 23 is a 1/2-page.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #67 (November-December 1968)

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #68 (December 1968)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The Justice League encounters Neverwas, a giant amoeba-like creature, that creates portals through time and can multiply itself.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #68 (December 1968)

Story across 23 pages, but page 6 is a 2/3-page and pages 12 and 23 are 1/2-pages.

• Genre:superhero

Illustrations from JLA #41, #41, #61, #55, and #72.

• Genre:superhero

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #69 (February 1969)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The JLA's old enemy, the Headmaster, frames Green Arrow for the murder of the Tattooed Man. Wonder Woman, having renounced her Amazon powers, takes a leave of absence from the League.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #69 (February 1969)

Story across 23 pages, but page 7 is a 2/3-page and page 12 is a 1/2-page.

The Headmaster previously appeared in issue #28.

• Genre:superhero

• Keywords:marionettes

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #70 (March 1969)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

The League votes to investigate the Creeper to determine which side he is on. Meanwhile, teen hero Mind-Grabber Kid, who is jealous of the acclaim that the Justice League receives, tells an army of invading aliens that the League is acting as super-powered dictators who must be overthrown.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #70 (March 1969)

Three pages are not full story pages: p. 8 (0.67 page story), p. 16 (0.5 page story), p. 23 (0.67 page story).

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-127

• Keywords:outer space

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #71 (May 1969)

• Genre:superhero

Synopsis:

Martian Manhunter returns to enlist the League in a battle against the White Martian Commander Blanx. Unfortunately, the fight renders Mars uninhabitable and the survivors leave for another planet, with J'onn accompanying them.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #71 (May 1969)

Story across 23 pages, but pages 8 and 23 are 2/3-pages and page 12 is a 1/2-page.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-166

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #72 (June 1969)

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-117

Synopsis:

Hawkgirl brings the JLA news of several people in Midway City being turned to salt, including her husband Hawkman. The League must defeat the demons behind this transformation, which is eventually accomplished by a surprise ally.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #72 (June 1969)

Story across 23 pages, but pages 6 and 23 are 2/3-pages and page 14 is a 1/2-page.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-191

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #73 (August 1969)

Lettering could also be by Joe Kubert.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-149

Synopsis:

Starman relays his story to the JSA of a new menace, Aquarius, a stellar being who had been disincorporated after his evil acts, and sensing Starman's Cosmic Rod's energies, steals the rod from him to reincorporate himself. After nearly being defeated by the JSA, Aquarius uses the rod to blink Earth-2 out of existence, but not before several members protect themselves in an energy bubble using Fate's magicks and GL's ring's mystic energies. Red Tornado, meanwhile, has been sent to Earth-1 to the JLA to get help battling Aquarius. To be continued...

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #73 (August 1969)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 1 of 2.

Story across 23 pages, but pages 6 and 23 are 2/3-pages and page 14 is a 1/2-page.

First appearance of Golden Age Superman for Earth-2.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-221

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #74 (September 1969)

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-173

Synopsis:

The JLA go to aid the JSA against Aquarius. Meanwhile both Fate's and GL (Alan)'s energies begin to wane inside their bubble due to exhaustion; Aquarius saves them in order to put them under his control. They fight the JLA and as Starman's rod energies begin to increase an enormous energy ball forms, threatening to kill Black Canary trapped by one of Green Arrow's adhesive shafts. Her husband Larry awakens from Aquarius's control and sacrifices his life to save her. Both teams regroup to defeat Aquarius. Devastated over her husbands loss Black Canary leaves the JSA and moves to Earth-1.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #74 (September 1969)

JLA-JSA Team-Up Part 2 of 2.

Story across 23 pages, but pages 6 and 23 are 2/3-pages and page 14 is a 1/2-page.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-252

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #75 (November 1969)

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-223

Synopsis:

Black Canary joins the JLA after traveling to Earth 1 from Earth 2. The JLA must battle evil versions of themselves, and Black Canary discovers she's gained the power of a sonic scream as a result of crossing over to Earth-1.

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #75 (November 1969)

Black Canary leaves Earth 2, joins the League.

Story across 23 pages, but pages 6 and 23 are 2/3 pages and page 18 is a 1/2-page.

• Genre:superhero
• Job Number:S-263

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• from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #76 (November-December 1969)

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• from Justice League of America Archives (DC, 1992 series) #9 (2004 [February 2005])

Afterword by Bill Schelly, dated 2004, was originally published as the Foreword in Justice League of America Archives Volume 9. Includes illustrations from JLA #44, #65, #66, #43, #38 Cover, #41, and #66.

• Genre:biography

Biographies of Gardner Fox, Dennis O'Neil, Mike Sekowsky, Dick Dillin, Barnard Sachs, Murphy Anderson, Frank Giacoia, Joe Giella, Sid Greene, and George Roussos.

Includes illustrations from JLA #54, #35, #70, #47, #41, #42, #43, and #68.

• Genre:superhero

Illustrations from JLA #55, #66, #72, #44, and #56.

Inside rear dust jacket listing of other Golden and Silver Age Omnibuses. Includes Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 1, Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 1, Batman & Superman in the World's Finest: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1, and Supergirl: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1.

• Genre:superhero

Title of book with illustration from JLA #66 and DC Peel logo.