Justice League of America, #95

Published: December 1971

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The Private War of Johnny Dune!

Story Featuring Justice League

Story Notes

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

The Private War of Johnny Dune!

Story Featuring Justice League

Storyline

Returning war veteran Johnny Dune discovers that he has the mutant power to control people with his voice. Though he tries to use this ability for his own advancement, a confrontation with the Justice League leads him to make a grave sacrifice.

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Story Notes

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

The Origin of Dr. Mid-Nite

Story Featuring Dr. Mid-Nite

Storyline

Blinded by a mobster's bomb, Dr. McNider gives up the practice of medicine to write articles for crime magazines. But a chance accident, with an owl crashing through the former doctor's window during the night, allows McNider to discover that he can see in the dark (as well as in the daylight with special infra-red goggles he creates), so he decides to adopt the secret identity of Dr. Mid-Nite to round up "Killer" and bring him to justice for his crimes.

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The Origin of... Doctor Fate

Story Featuring Doctor Fate

Storyline

In 1920 young Kent Nelson and his father explore the mysteries of the pyramids, there Kent meets Nabu the Wise, an exile from the planet Cilia, who helped build the pyramids. Nabu trains Kent in the mysteries of the universe until Kent assumes the role of Dr. Fate.

He's Wild... He's Savage...

Story Featuring Jonah Hex

Story Notes

house ad for All-Star Western (DC, 1970 series) #10, on sale December 7

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

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letters submitted by Stephen Barry; Richard H. Morrissey; Mark Gruenwald; Bob Rozakis