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Justice League of America, #193 Newsstand

Published: August 1981

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Justice League of America #193

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Red Tornado Revealed!
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Secret of Genesis
Story 1 25 pages superhero
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The League pursues T. O. Morrow to find out what happened to Red Tornado, but Morrow can't help them. They are attacked by their old foe the Tornado Tyrant, who puts them all out of commission except for Firestorm, who learns that Red Tornado was originally brought to life when the reformed Tornado Tyrant merged with him. Firestorm re-merges the two but keeps it secret from the League.

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An Arrow in Time
Story 2 1 page superhero
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Green Arrow uses special arrows to save a cable car from falling when its cable breaks, and also sends Hostess Fruit Pies to the children inside awaiting rescue.

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Copyright © 1981 Continental Baking Company

All-Star Squadron Cover (1)
Story 3 1 page superhero
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Cover of "Special All-Star Squadron Preview", part of the special insert between pages 12 and 13 of the main story. The blurb says: "They're back -- because you demanded them! The spectacular super-stars of the Justice Society!"

Special All-Star Squadron Preview
Story 4 14 pages superhero
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The JSA's members are captured by future foes they have yet to meet, given they are from circa 1947, and led by an unknown menace. Only Hawkman, Atom, and Dr. Mid-Nite escape capture, thanks, in part, to Robotman's appearance. Meanwhile, FDR is worried at the White House, as he's been unable to contact the JSA, so they can stop the bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese on December 7, 1941.

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Part of the special insert between pages 12 and 13 of the main story. The story continues in All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #1. The Seven Soldiers of Victory are explicitly named the Law's Legionnaires. An editor's note says "Later known as the Seven Soldiers of Victory", however this is misleading. The implication is that the team's name was originally the Law's Legionnaires, yet the only time that name was ever used in their original Golden Age adventures was on the cover of Leading Comics (DC, 1941 series) #4 (Fall 1942).

All-Star Squadron Back Cover (1)
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Back cover to "Special All-Star Squadron Preview"; part of the special insert between pages 12 and 13 of the main story. Contains house advertisement and cover for All-Star Squadron #1.

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Letters from: Paul Bene, Sara Greenblatt, Jeff Snyder, and Chris Khalaf. The last 1/4th of the page is "Len's Line-Up," descriptions of comics on sale May 7th and 21st.