Justice League of America, #114
Published: November-December 1974
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Issue Contents:
Return of Anakronus!; Crisis on Earth-Three!
Credits
- Pencils: Nick Cardy
- Inks: Nick Cardy
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
- Colors: Tatjana Wood
Story Notes
Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
Contents
Credits
- Script: Julius Schwartz (uncertain)
- Script: E. Nelson Bridwell (uncertain)
- Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
- Inks: George Roussos
The Return of Anakronus!
Storyline
Snapper Carr and his family are taken hostage by Anakronus, a villain who claims to have defeated the Justice League in the past, though Snapper has no memory of the case.
Credits
- Script: Len Wein
- Script: 征海未亜
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks: Dick Giordano
- Colors: Jean-Marie Borbouse
- Letters: Ben Oda
Story Notes
Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Records show only Wein for script. Colors credit from Carl Gafford via the GCD Error Tracker. The printed credits read "Story by: Len Wein, aided & abetted by: Felton Marcus." We formerly identified "Felton Marcus" as Paul Levitz, but in an interview with Rik Offenberger published at ComicsBulletin on August 20, 2003, Levitz denied that he was Felton Marcus, saying instead that it is a pseudonym of Mark Hanerfeld.
JLA Puzzle
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis
- Pencils: Curt Swan
Story Notes
crossword puzzle
Detour
Featuring Just a Story
Credits
- Script: Howard Purcell
- Pencils: Howard Purcell
- Inks: Howard Purcell
- Letters: Howard Purcell
Super-Hero Boots!
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis
- Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Pencils: Neal Adams
- Inks: Murphy Anderson
- Inks: George Klein
- Inks: Neal Adams
Story Notes
Match the boots to their real owners. Art reprinted from various sources.
JLA Trivia Quiz
Credits
- Script: E. Nelson Bridwell
Story Notes
Art reprinted from various sources. Script credit confirmed from letter column in issue #116.
JLA Heroes of the Past
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis
- Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
- Inks: Murphy Anderson
- Inks: Joe Giella
Story Notes
art reprinted from various sources
Crisis on Earth-Three!
Storyline
The Crime Syndicate is so bored of life on their Earth as supreme villains, designated as Earth-3, that they come to the JLA's Earth for a new challenge. Then the JSA is tricked into being transported to an interdimensional prison by the Crime Syndicate, so the JLA must battle the Crime Syndicate on Earth-2.
Credits
- Script: Gardner Fox
- Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
- Letters: Milt Snapinn
Story Notes
Combines 2-part story from Justice League of America #29 and #30 into one single story. Story across 46 pages in five chapters of 6.67, 11.67, 16.67, 6.67 and 2.67 pages. Omits page 1 and the top two tiers of page 2 of the story from Justice League of America #30.
"It is possible to fish in the sands of the Sahara Desert!"
Credits
- Script: Julius Schwartz (uncertain)
Story Notes
This feature is on page 7 of "Crisis on Earth-Three!"
"Prof. Beagle is working on some mysterious experiment!"
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
- Letters: Henry Boltinoff
Now! DC Has Produced a Fanzine for You!
Story Notes
house ad for The Amazing World of DC Comics (DC, 1974 series)
Answers (1)
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis (uncertain)
Story Notes
Answers to the Super-Hero Boots Quiz, the JLA Puzzle and the JLA Trivia Quiz in this issue.
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis
- Pencils: Dick Dillin (uncertain)
- Inks: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
letters from: Bob Hobart, Clint Thomas, M. D. O'Bannon, Richard Ganci, Rob Sansing, Bob Rodi, Tom Scott, Rick Mansfield, Laurie Neu, Michael S. Chirco, Fred Schneider