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Justice League of America, #76

Published: November-December 1969

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Issue Contents:
The Most Sensational Issue Ever!

Story Featuring Justice League

"This is the tragic beginning..."

Credits
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Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

The Cosmic Fun-House!

Story Featuring Justice League

"Unless we can quickly free ourselves--"

Storyline

Snapper Carr and his girl Midge must be rescued by members the Justice League after a strange trip through the new Happy Harbor fun-house. Those members, however, end up replaced by aliens from Angellax.

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

The Last Case of the Justice League!

Story Featuring Justice League

"A ray of sunlight-- a flashlight beam-- a rainbow-- an aurora borealis!"

Storyline

Snapper Carr is summoned to the Justice League Sanctuary, only to find Dr. Light there. Light tells Snapper that he transported the rest of the Justice League to a surreal universe from which they can't escape. Once he's finished his tale, he freezes Snapper solid. But of course the Justice League saves the day.

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Story in three parts of 6, 7, and 12.67 pages.

Prize Stories of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes!
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Table of contents and credits for this issue plus the publisher & indicia information.

Justice Society of America

Story Featuring Justice Society of America

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Anderson is not credited in this issue, but is credited in the letter column in Justice League of America #85. Appears on pages 46-47 in this issue.

The Seven Soldiers of Victory

Story Featuring Seven Soldiers of Victory

"of the Law's Legionnaires, as they were also known, appeared as the book-length in Leading Comics from the first issue..."

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Describes the previous and following pinup features. Appears on page 48 in this issue.

The Seven Soldiers of Victory

Story Featuring Seven Soldiers of Victory

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Murphy is not credited in this issue, but is credited in the letter column in Justice League of America #85. Appears on page 49 in this issue.

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

"Penguins are the southernmost birds on Earth"

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Appears on page 50 in this issue.

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

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Letters from Abigail J. Sheppard, Bradley Andersen, and Rand Lee.

House Advertisements
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House ads for: Binky's Buddies (1/3 page), House of Secrets (1/3 page), Teen Titans #24 / Strange Adventures #221 (1/2 page), and Action Comics #382 / Adventure Comics #386 (1/2 page). Appear in various places in this issue.

Ads
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Total of 4 one-page, 1 three-page, 3 half-page, and 2 third-page ads for: Punt Pass and Kick Competition (sports, Ford), Yamaha Grand Prix 350 (model, Revell, 1/3 page), Calling all Members of the Mighty i Patrol (bicycles, iverson, 1/2 page), Sesame Street starts November 10th [with Batman and Superman] (TV, Children's Television Workshop, 1/2 page), Super Saturday on ABC (TV, ABC, 3 pages), Rommel's Rod (model, Monogram, 1/2 page), Superfast (toy cars, Matchbox, 1/3 page), Boys, Men, Build, Develop Mighty Muscles (exercise equipment, Muscle Builders), Top-Hit Records (record club, Young America Record Club), and Flashback (toy cars, Aurora). Appear in various places in this issue.

The Justice Society of America

Story Featuring Justice Society of America

"appeared as a book-length feature in All-Star Comics from the third issue..."

Credits
Story Notes

Describes the previous and following pinup features. Appears on page 48 in this issue.