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Justice League of America, #25

Published: February 1964

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Issue Contents:
Outcasts of Infinity!

Story Featuring Justice League

Credits
Story Notes

Though the cover lettering is credited to Ira Schnapp in the JLA Archives, it is clearly the work of Saladino.

Outcasts of Infinity!

Story Featuring Justice League

Storyline

The JLA learns of the plight of three Sfarlian scientists who are transported from one world to another, and soon after they leave, the planet they left explodes. The JLAers accompany the Sfarlians and eventually arrive on the home world of the being using the energy created by the Sfarlians to power his weapons, Kraad. There, all the JLAers but the Atom are disintegrated. The Atom uses Green Lantern's ring to reintegrate the Leaguers, and though he scrambles the men's upper and lower halves, they manage to defeat Kraad.

Credits
Story Notes

Story across 25 pages in three parts of 7.67 pages, 7.67 pages, and 8.67 pages.

Special Christmas Quiz "Christmas in Many Lands!"
Storyline

Short information on global Christmas customs accompanied by illustrations.

Credits
Story Notes

Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly; previously appeared in DC comics cover-dated February 1955. Credits from a list by Lionel English. On the page immediately preceding page 9 of the main story sequence.

Satellite... Moon...

Story Featuring What's the Difference Between

Credits
Story Notes

On the page immediately following page 16 of the main story sequence.

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

"That there are as many day in the Spring-Summer season as in Fall-Winter..."

Credits

"Amazing circus of 6 growing animals"

Story Notes

Back cover.

"Boys, men, build, develop mighty muscles"

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

132 Roman Soldiers

Ad Featuring Roman War Soldiers

Credits

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

Story Notes

Special subscription ad for DC comics - two years for ten cents per issue.

Story Notes

Statement of October 1, 1963 No circulation information given. Owners: National Periodical Publications, Inc., Harry Donenfeld, Irwin Donenfeld, Sonia Iger, J.S. Liebowitz, P.H. Sampliner, S.U. Sampliner, Harry Donenfeld Foundation, Inc., all at 575 Lexington Avenue, New York 22, N.Y.

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

Credits
Story Notes

On the page immediately preceding page 17 of the main story sequence. Letters from Leonard J. Tirado, John H. Fahey, John DeVries, Robert Malisani, and Doug Potter.

Ad Featuring Matchbox Models

"75 "matchbox" models only 49¢ each!"

Story Notes

Sold by Fred Bronner Corporation. On the page immediately following page 16 of the main story sequence.

Story Featuring The Flash

"For the very best..."

Credits
Story Notes

House ad for The Flash (DC, 1959 series) #142 and Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #161. At the bottom of page 16 of the main story sequence.

Ad Featuring Zenith Stamps

"Now! Exciting triangle and diamond sets..."

Story Notes

On the page immediately following page 8 of the main story sequence.

100 Toy Soldiers

Ad Featuring 100 Toy Soldiers

Story Notes

Sold by Josely Co. On the page immediately following page 8 of the main story sequence.

Story Featuring The Atom , Story Featuring Hawkman

"For the very best..."

Credits
Story Notes

House ad for Mystery in Space (DC, 1951 series) #89 and The Atom (DC, 1962 series) #11. On the bottom of page 8 of the main story sequence.

Treasure Chest of Fun

Ad Featuring Honor House Products Novelties

Story Notes

Inside front cover.