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Justice League of America, #110

Published: March-April 1974

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Justice League of America #110

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Issue Contents:
The Murder of Santa Claus, 1973!
1.000 pages superhero
Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. JSA scene on the cover is redrawn from the cover of All-Star Comics #40.

Story 1 1.000 pages

"If you want your parents to get you a Daisy B•B Gun…"

Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Story 2 1.000 pages
Credits
Story Notes

The inside front cover contains the table of contents plus the publisher and indicia information.

The Man Who Murdered Santa Claus!
Story 3 20.000 pages superhero

"You're right on time, pal--to the second!"

Storyline

The murder of a department store Santa Claus puts the JLA on the tail of the Key and his scheme to kill them.

Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Colors credit from Carl Gafford via the GCD Error Tracker. Credits include special thanks to Duffy Vohland.

The Plight of a Nation! [Part 1]
Story 4 12.000 pages superhero

"Crime and violence are the ruthless weapons of lawless gangs that prey upon society."

Storyline

The Crimson Claw Gang has been pulling off daring crimes that baffle the authorities, but when the JSA is contacted by a member of the JJSA wanting to provide information for that gang, he is injured. Investigation by Green Lantern and Black Canary reveal the existence of a junior version of the gang committing petty thefts. Meanwhile the Flash and Hawkman discover the junior gang is playing right into the hands of the adult gang, and interrupt a crime in progress, only to get captured and on the verge of electrocution.

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The Plight of a Nation! [Part 2]
Story 5 12.000 pages superhero
Storyline

In Riversend, Black Canary tells Green Lantern that a big problem exists with kid gangs that needs to be dealt with, so Green Lantern visits a social worker to learn about the causes of juvenile delinquency and why kids like them want to emulate criminal gangs. Meanwhile, Dr. Mid-Nite and Atom enlist the aid of the JJSA to help in the matter and they enlist Don Brent to infiltrate the gang. At the same time, Hawkman and the Flash bring Eddie Brent to justice for their near-murder. And the Junior Claws discover Don Brent is a mole, so they tie him to railroad tracks to try and scare him.

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The Plight of a Nation! [Part 3]
Story 6 12.000 pages superhero
Storyline

The Flash trails Eddie to the Crimson Claw's HQ, then uses Wonder Woman's mental radio to alert the rest of the JSA to its location while he attempts to keep the gang busy until they arrive. At the same time, the Junior Claws are damaging property to blame it on a rival gang, and an explosion draws authorities while the adult gang commits a crime. But the JSA is on hand to round them up. The JJSA and Julia save Don's life, then duke it out with the Junior Claws. But Wonder Woman steps in with the Magic Sphere to reveal the future of the juveniles, which encourages them to reform.

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Disneykin Play Characters Are Here!
Story 7 1.000 pages

"colorful... exciting... fun"

Story Notes

Ad for small, hand-painted Disney character figures pictured in photos.

JLA Puzzle
Story 8 1.000 pages

"2. ____ Dillin, JLA artist"

Credits
Story Notes

Crossword puzzle.

Z -- As in Zatanna -- And Zero Hour!
Story 9 22.000 pages superhero

"Well, you've seen the Justice League in a new tale, and the Justice Society in a classic adventure!"

Storyline

The conclusion of Zatanna's quest to find her father.

Credits
Story Notes

Story across 23 pages in three parts of 9.5, 7.5, and 5 pages.

Story 10 0.500 pages

"Here is the answer to the JLA Puzzle on page 67"

Credits
Story Notes

Solution to crossword puzzle in this issue.

Justice Society of America
Story 11 2.000 pages superhero
Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Anderson is not credited in this issue, but is credited in the letter column in Justice League of America #85.

Story 12 0.500 pages

"Coming in the next super-spectacular issue of Justice League of America"

Story Notes

All-text promo for Justice League of America #111, featuring the JLA vs. the Injustice Gang. "On sale the 1st week in February!" Bottom of page 18 of "Z--as in Zatanna--and Zero Hour!" story.

Flash! The Biggest News in Comics!
Story 13 1.000 pages superhero
Credits
Story Notes

House ad (with order form) for Famous First Edition (DC, 1974 series) #1, reprinting Action Comics #1.

Batman Is Now Bigger Than Ever!
Story 14 1.000 pages superhero
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Story Notes

House ad (with order form) for Limited Collectors' Edition (DC, 1972 series) #C-25.

Story 15 2.000 pages
Credits
Story Notes

Letters from Clint Thomas, Guy H. Lillian III, Michael Sloan, Warren Morrison, Scott Gibson, "The Diabolical Critic", Bob Hobart, Albert Tanner. Replies to letters are by Martin Pasko, who is introduced as DC's first Junior Bullpen trainee, who "occasionally assists" editor Schwartz.

Another Adventure with the Ready Rangers
Story 16 1.000 pages

"We're trapped! Open up the Ready Ranger mobile field pack and set up Ready Ranger headquarters."

Storyline

When the Rangers are stranded by a rockslide, they use their Mobile Field Headquarters to set up camp and signal for help.

Story Notes

Back cover. Ad for Ready Ranger Mobile Field Headquarters by Aurora.