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Justice League of America, #116

Published: March-April 1975

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Story Featuring Justice League

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Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Colors and letters credits from Carl Gafford via the GCD Error Tracker.

Story Featuring Justice League

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Justice League figures reprinted from the cover of Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #58 (November-December 1967).

The Kid Who Won Hawkman's Wings!

Story Featuring Justice League

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Green Arrow investigates a letter set to the JLA and meets Charley Parker, who is following in Hawkman's crime-fighting footsteps as Golden Eagle. When the Matter Master challenges Golden Eagle, thinking that he's Hawkman, The Justice League steps in to help. After the villain is defeated, the real Hawkman makes a surprise appearance.

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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. First Charley Parker, the Golden Eagle.

JLA Super-Villain Quiz!

Story Featuring Justice League

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Match the villain to his super-hero nemesis.

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Art taken from various past issues of DC comics. The answers to the quiz are printed on a 1/3 page on the page numbered 56 in this issue.

Mastermind of Menaces!

Story Featuring Black Canary , Story Featuring Starman

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The villainous Mist returns to his life of crime by using flowers from Dinah Drake's floral shop to hypnotically induce wealthy people into parting with large sums of money, and when Starman gets involved in the case, his Gravity Rod suddenly stops working.

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Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Story in three parts of 7.67, 9.67, and 5.67 pages.

The Challenge of the Untouchable Aliens!

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Superman and Wonder Woman save the Satellite Sky Fortress, and The Flash sees its cannon aiming at a skyscraper in Central City. Superman and Wonder Woman destroy it, and they summon the Justice League. Searching the world, they find stone giants that can't be touched.

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Story across 25 pages in three chapters: unnumbered part 1 (7.67 pp.), Part 2 (7.67 pp.), Part 3 (8.67 pp.).

"You lazy brat! I want the dishes washed..."

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An anonymous man wrongly accused of murder comes to the aid of an abused child and helps her find her real family.

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Johnny Peril is not actually named in this story.

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

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Letters from: Tom Bierbaum, Bob Rodi, J. Douglas Wellington, Kenneth Caples, Allen R. Kretschmar, Steve Pick, David Larkin, Craig Haynes, Richard Ekparian, Scott Loos, Gary Cole, and David Rodriguez.

Story Featuring On the Planet Og

"It'll be easy to land here -- it's nothing but arid desert!"

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Positioned at the bottom of page 16 of the previous sequence, shrunk from the original half-page size.

Fog... Mist...

Story Featuring What's the Difference Between

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Positioned at the bottom of page 8 of the previous sequence

JLA Puzzle
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Justice League figures reprinted from the cover of Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #110 (March-April 1974). The answer is printed on a 1/3 page on the page numbered 85 in this issue.

Answers to JLA Puzzle
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Answers to the JLA Puzzle in this issue.

Answers to JLA Super-Villain Quiz
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Answers to the JLA Super-Villain Quiz in this issue.