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All-Star Squadron, #33 Newsstand

Published: May 1984

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All-Star Squadron #33

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Issue Contents:
Awesome Origin Issue!
1 page superhero
Characters
  • Freedom Fighters [Black Condor
  • The Ray
  • Uncle Sam
  • Phantom Lady
  • Doll Man]
Credits
The Battle of Santa Barbara -- Times Two!
Story 1 23 pages superhero
Storyline

Uncle Sam and the heroes he brings from Earth-2 try to stop a Japanese attack on Santa Barbara on Earth-X.

Characters
  • Freedom Fighters [Phantom Lady [Sandra Knight]
  • Black Condor
  • Human Bomb [Roy Lincoln]
  • The Ray [Happy Terrill]
  • Doll Man [Darrell Dane]
  • Uncle Sam
  • Red Bee [Rick Raleigh]]
  • All-Star Squadron [Spectre [Jim Corrigan]
  • Liberty Belle [Libby Lawrence]
  • Johnny Quick [Johnny Chambers]
  • Firebrand [Danette Reilly]
  • Starman [Ted Knight]
  • Robotman [Robert Crane] (flashback)
  • Hawkman [Carter Hall] (flashback)
  • Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (flashback)
  • Wonder Woman (Earth-2) (flashback)]
  • Rick Cannon (flashback)
  • Neptune Perkins
  • Tsunami [Miya Shimada] (intro, villain)
  • Baron Blitzkrieg (cameo)
  • Hourman [Rex Tyler] (cameo)
Credits
Story Notes

Re-intro Neptune Perkins (from Flash Comics (DC, 1940 series) #68 and #81). Intro and first Tsunami. Both later appear in Young All-Stars (DC, 1987 series). This story describes events leading to the formation of the Freedom Fighters from the World War II-era Quality characters. Story continued from previous issue; story continues in next issue.

Story 2 1 page
Credits

Featuring All-Star Squadroom

Story 3 2 pages
Characters
  • All-Star Squadron [Robotman [Robert Crane]
  • Hawkman [Carter Hall]
  • Liberty Belle
  • Dr. Mid-Nite
  • Plastic Man
  • Atom [Al Pratt]
  • Johnny Quick [Johnny Chambers]]
Credits
Story Notes

Letters from Mart Nodell (comic book artist), Dale Roberts, Peter Gutierrez, Leigh Steak, and Roger Myers reviewing All-Star Squadron #28.