All-Star Squadron, #60 Newsstand
Published: August 1986
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The Justice Society Is Back!!
Characters
- The Atom ( Universe)
- Jim Corrigan ( Universe)
- Wesley Dodds ( Universe)
- Doctor Mid-Nite ( Universe)
- Carter Hall ( Universe)
- Hawkman ( Universe)
- Ted Knight ( Universe)
- Charles McNider ( Universe)
- Al Pratt ( Universe)
- Diana Prince ( Universe)
- Sandman ( Universe)
- The Spectre ( Universe)
- Starman ( Universe)
- Johnny Thunder ( Universe)
- Thunderbolt ( Universe)
- Wonder Woman ( Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Jerry Ordway
- Inks: Jerry Ordway
The End of the Beginning!
Storyline
The missing JSA'ers return to Earth-Two from hyperspace and loose ends from Crisis are tied up. Mekanique explains her mission to the All-Stars, who aid her, not knowing that it would change the future she came from to the benefit of the villain who created her. Robotman realizes the truth, but before he can act reality shifts and the post-Crisis universe replaces the Earth-Two universe. With history revised by the change, Robotman's knowledge is lost along with the world's memories of the existences of Batman, Robin, Superman, Wonder Woman and Aquaman.
Characters
- Air Wave ( Universe)
- Amazing-Man ( Universe)
- Aquaman ( Universe)
- The Atom ( Universe)
- Batman ( Universe)
- Black Condor (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Chambers ( Universe)
- Jim Corrigan ( Universe)
- Robert Crane / Paul Dennis ( Universe)
- The Crimson Avenger ( Universe)
- Dan the Dyna-Mite ( Universe)
- Darrel Dane (mainstream Universe)
- Wesley Dodds ( Universe)
- Doll Man (mainstream Universe)
- Doctor Fate ( Universe)
- Doctor Occult ( Universe)
- Pat Dugan ( Universe)
- Dan Dunbar ( Universe)
- Will Everett ( Universe)
- Firebrand ( Universe)
- The Flash ( Universe)
- Jay Garrick ( Universe)
- Rod Gaynor ( Universe)
- Ted Grant ( Universe)
- Dick Grayson ( Universe)
- Green Arrow ( Universe)
- Green Lantern ( Universe)
- Richard Grey, Jr. / Thomas Wright (mainstream Universe)
- The Guardian ( Universe)
- Carter Hall ( Universe)
- Harbinger (mainstream Universe)
- Jim Harper ( Universe)
- Roy Harper ( Universe)
- Hawkgirl ( Universe)
- Sandy Hawkins ( Universe)
- Hawkman ( Universe)
- Adolf Hitler ( Universe)
- Hourman ( Universe)
- Wing How ( Universe)
- The Human Bomb (mainstream Universe)
- The Jester (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Quick ( Universe)
- Larry Jordan ( Universe)
- Sir Justin ( Universe)
- Clark Kent ( Universe)
- Paul Kirk ( Universe)
- Sandra Knight (mainstream Universe)
- Ted Knight ( Universe)
- Chuck Lane (mainstream Universe)
- John Law ( Universe)
- Libby Lawrence ( Universe)
- Liberty Belle ( Universe)
- Roy Lincoln (mainstream Universe)
- Manhunter ( Universe)
- Lyla Michaels (mainstream Universe)
- Mr. America ( Universe)
- Mister Terrific ( Universe)
- Kent Nelson ( Universe)
- Eel O'Brian (mainstream Universe)
- Sylvester Pemberton ( Universe)
- Phantom Lady (mainstream Universe)
- Plastic Man (mainstream Universe)
- Al Pratt ( Universe)
- Diana Prince ( Universe)
- Oliver Queen ( Universe)
- The Ray (mainstream Universe)
- Danette Reilly ( Universe)
- Robin ( Universe)
- Robotman ( Universe)
- Franklin D. Roosevelt (mainstream Universe)
- Greg Sanders ( Universe)
- Shiera Sanders ( Universe)
- Sandman ( Universe)
- Sandy the Golden Boy ( Universe)
- John Sargent ( Universe)
- Sargon the Sorcerer ( Universe)
- Alan Scott ( Universe)
- The Shining Knight ( Universe)
- Terry Sloane ( Universe)
- The Spectre ( Universe)
- Speedy ( Universe)
- The Star-Spangled Kid ( Universe)
- Starman ( Universe)
- Stripesy ( Universe)
- Superman ( Universe)
- Tarantula ( Universe)
- Happy Terrill (mainstream Universe)
- Tex N. Thomas ( Universe)
- Tex Thomson ( Universe)
- Johnny Thunder ( Universe)
- Thunderbolt ( Universe)
- T.N.T. ( Universe)
- Lee Travis ( Universe)
- Rex Tyler ( Universe)
- Uncle Sam (mainstream Universe)
- The Vigilante ( Universe)
- Bruce Wayne ( Universe)
- The Whip ( Universe)
- Wildcat ( Universe)
- Wing ( Universe)
- Wonder Woman ( Universe)
- Zatara the Magician ( Universe)
- Air Wave (mainstream Universe)
- Amazing-Man (mainstream Universe)
- The Atom (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Chambers (mainstream Universe)
- Jim Corrigan (mainstream Universe)
- Robert Crane / Paul Dennis (mainstream Universe)
- The Crimson Avenger (mainstream Universe)
- Dan the Dyna-Mite (mainstream Universe)
- Doctor Fate (mainstream Universe)
- Doctor Mid-Nite ( Universe)
- Doctor Mid-Nite (mainstream Universe)
- Doctor Occult (mainstream Universe)
- Wesley Dodds (mainstream Universe)
- Pat Dugan (mainstream Universe)
- Dan Dunbar (mainstream Universe)
- Will Everett (mainstream Universe)
- Firebrand (mainstream Universe)
- The Flash (mainstream Universe)
- Jay Garrick (mainstream Universe)
- Rod Gaynor (mainstream Universe)
- Ted Grant (mainstream Universe)
- Chuck Grayson ( Universe)
- Green Arrow (mainstream Universe)
- Green Lantern (mainstream Universe)
- The Guardian (mainstream Universe)
- Carter Hall (mainstream Universe)
- Jim Harper (mainstream Universe)
- Roy Harper (mainstream Universe)
- Hawkgirl (mainstream Universe)
- Sandy Hawkins (mainstream Universe)
- Hawkman (mainstream Universe)
- Hourman (mainstream Universe)
- Wing How (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Quick (mainstream Universe)
- Larry Jordan (mainstream Universe)
- Sir Justin (mainstream Universe)
- Paul Kirk (mainstream Universe)
- Ted Knight (mainstream Universe)
- John Law (mainstream Universe)
- Libby Lawrence (mainstream Universe)
- Liberty Belle (mainstream Universe)
- Manhunter (mainstream Universe)
- Charles McNider (mainstream Universe)
- Charles McNider ( Universe)
- Mekanique ( Universe)
- Mekanique (mainstream Universe)
- Mister Terrific (mainstream Universe)
- Mr. America (mainstream Universe)
- Kent Nelson (mainstream Universe)
- Sylvester Pemberton (mainstream Universe)
- Al Pratt (mainstream Universe)
- Oliver Queen (mainstream Universe)
- Danette Reilly (mainstream Universe)
- Robotman (mainstream Universe)
- Greg Sanders (mainstream Universe)
- Shiera Sanders (mainstream Universe)
- Sandman (mainstream Universe)
- Sandy the Golden Boy (mainstream Universe)
- John Sargent (mainstream Universe)
- Sargon the Sorcerer (mainstream Universe)
- Alan Scott (mainstream Universe)
- The Shining Knight (mainstream Universe)
- Terry Sloane (mainstream Universe)
- The Spectre (mainstream Universe)
- Speedy (mainstream Universe)
- The Star-Spangled Kid (mainstream Universe)
- Starman (mainstream Universe)
- Stripesy (mainstream Universe)
- T.N.T. (mainstream Universe)
- Tarantula (mainstream Universe)
- Tex N. Thomas (mainstream Universe)
- Tex Thomson (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Thunder (mainstream Universe)
- Lee Travis (mainstream Universe)
- Rex Tyler (mainstream Universe)
- The Vigilante (mainstream Universe)
- The Whip (mainstream Universe)
- Wildcat (mainstream Universe)
- Wing (mainstream Universe)
- Zatara the Magician (mainstream Universe)
- Heinrich Gootsden (of Earth-Two, villain)
- Admiral Higby (of Earth-Two)
- Rotwang (of Earth-Two, villain, flashback)
Credits
- Script: Roy Thomas
- Script: Dann Thomas
- Pencils: Mike Clark
- Pencils: Arvell Jones
- Inks:
- Inks: DeZuniga
- Colors: Carl Gafford
- Letters: David Cody Weiss
Story Notes
Wraps up the "Shanghaied into Hyperspace" story started in #50 (based on All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) # 13. Includes pin-up pages of the All-Star Squadron as part of the story, one is after Mekanique's changes take place (page 22, without Superman, Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman, but with Human Bomb, The Jester, Phantom Lady, Black Condor, Uncle Sam, The Ray, and Plastic Man in their place in center), and one is BEFORE her changes take place (page 16, with Superman, Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman in center). Also of note, Green Arrow (Earth-2) and Speedy (Earth-2) were erroneously in both portraits before the edict was made that they also were no longer part of pre-Crisis continuity, as stated by Roy Thomas in a later issue of All-Star Squadron, since they also had doppelgangers (Silver and Golden Age versions pre-Crisis). Last true Squadron story before Young All-Stars (DC, 1987 series) #1 and post-Crisis continuity. Issue #'s 61-67 origin stories (as fillers).
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Credits
- Pencils: George Pérez
- Inks: George Pérez
Characters
- Hawkman (mainstream Universe)
- Hawkwoman (mainstream Universe)
- Katar Hol / Carter Hall (mainstream Universe)
- Shayera Thal / Shiera Hall (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Richard Howell
- Inks: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
Advertisement for Hawkman (DC, 1986 series) #1.
Featuring Secret Origins
Characters
- Batman ( Universe)
- Halo (mainstream Universe)
- Violet Harper / Gabrielle Doe (mainstream Universe)
- Bruce Wayne ( Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Dick Giordano
- Pencils: Marshall Rogers
- Inks: Terry Austin
- Inks: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
Advertisement for Secret Origins (DC, 1986 series) #6.
Credits
- Script: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
With the DC checklist for titles on sale the week of May 29.
Featuring All-Star Squadroom
Credits
- Script: Roy Thomas
Story Notes
Includes letters from Jeffrey Albrittoon, Robert T. Jeschonek, Dale J. Roberts, Randy Freeman, and Jonathan Gilbert reviewing All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #55, as well as an announcement that due to the Crisis on Infinite Earths ending, this issue will be the last to feature an ongoing storyline for All-Star Squadron in continuity. The series will continue with origins of many All-Stars which would not make it into the the Secret Origins (DC, 1986 series) series for a couple of years.
Credits
- Pencils: Pat Broderick
- Inks: Pat Broderick
Story Notes
Located on the lower right-hand side of the second page of the letters page.
Characters
- Clark Kent (mainstream Universe)
- Lex Luthor (mainstream Universe)
- Superman (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Brian Bolland
- Inks: Brian Bolland
Story Notes
Advertisement for Superman Annual (DC, 1960 series) #12.
Characters
- Batman (mainstream Universe)
- Hugo Strange (mainstream Universe)
- Bruce Wayne (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Denys Cowan
- Inks: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
Advertisement for Batman Annual (DC, 1961 series) #10.