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Justice League of America, #24

Published: December 1963

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Issue Contents:
Decoy Missions of the Justice League!

Story Featuring Justice League

Credits
Story Notes

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives.

Decoy Missions of the Justice League!

Story Featuring Justice League

Storyline

Kanjar Ro gains the ability to split off an aural form of himself and draw off aural forms of the JLA. He leaves his own aural form in his place in jail and uses the aural JLAers to lure their physical forms into traps. Adam Strange learns Kanjar Ro's plot and helps the JLA defeat him.

Credits
Story Notes

Lettering credit from reprint in JLA Archives. Story across 25 pages in three parts of 3.67 pages, 15.67 pages, and 4.67 pages.

Fly-Over Chicane

Ad Featuring Gilbert Auto-Rama

Story Notes

Back cover.

126 World War II Fighting G.I.'s and Commandos

Ad Featuring 126 World War II Fighting G.I.'s and Commandos

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Ad Featuring Task Force

Story Notes

Sold by Helen of Toy.

Ad Featuring Zenith Stamps

"Zenith's amazing bargain offer"

Curious Coins! Odd Paper Money!

Ad Featuring Littleton Coins

Story Featuring Science Says You're Wrong If You Believe That

"Sunspots are dark patches..."

"For the very best in comics reading"

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

Story Notes

On the page immediately preceding page 21 of the main story sequence. Letters from Dave Cockrum (future comic artist), Dom Lasors, Bend Or, Roy Thomas (future comic writer/editor), Tom Jones, and Jim Harmon.

Story Featuring Superman

"The untold stories of Superman!"

Story Notes

On the page immediately following page 20 of the main story sequence.

Story Featuring The Atom , Story Featuring The Flash

"For the very best..."

Story Notes

At the bottom of page 20 of the main story sequence.

Your Free Trip Around the World!
Credits
Story Notes

On the page immediately preceding page 5 of the main story sequence.

"Get these favorite, exciting and entertaining comics magazines..."

Story Notes

On the page immediately following page 4 of the main story sequence.

"Now -- together -- in one great comics magazine!"

Story Notes

At the bottom of page 4 of the main story sequence.

Draw Any Person in One Minute

Ad Featuring Magic Art Reproducer

"Draw any person in one minute"

Story Notes

Sold by Norton Products. Inside front cover.

Story Featuring Batman and Robin

"Batman and Robin's most thrilling mystery cases!"