Justice League of America, #122
Published: September 1975
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Issue Contents:
Characters
- Justice League of America [Superman
- The Atom [Ray Palmer]
- Green Arrow
- Batman
- Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]
- Flash [Barry Allen]
- Aquaman (statue)]
Credits
- Pencils: Mike Grell
- Inks: Mike Grell
- Colors: Tatjana Wood
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Story Notes
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.
Minerva Menace!
Storyline
Aunt Minerva plans to brainwash children via television into hating Hostess Twinkies but Captain Marvel saves the day.
Characters
- Captain Marvel [also appears as Billy Batson]
- Aunt Minerva
Credits
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: Vince Colletta
Story Notes
Inside front cover. Hostess and Twinkies are registered trademarks of ITT Continental Baking Company.
The Great Identity Crisis!
Storyline
In this previously untold story, Doctor Light makes the Leaguers forget their own real identities and assume one belonging to another hero. After the villain is defeated, the heroes resolve to share their secret identities from now on.
Characters
- Justice League of America [Aquaman
- The Atom [Ray Palmer]
- Batman [Bruce Wayne]
- The Flash [Barry Allen]
- Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]
- Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]
- Superman [Clark Kent
- Kal-El]]
- Dr. Light [Dr. Arthur Light] (villain)
- Professor Ira West
Credits
- Script: Martin Pasko
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks: Frank McLaughlin
- Colors: Carl Gafford
- Letters: Ben Oda
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. Dr. Light explains that his plot is inspired by his first encounter with the JLA (Justice League of America #12 - June 1962) in which he was defeated because Superman and Batman switched costumes to trick him into using the wrong weapons against them. This story evidently occurs between Green Arrow losing his wealth, and Black Canary joining the Justice League. Both happened in JLA #75.
Fantasy's Own Bizarre Hero...
Credits
- Pencils: Steve Ditko
- Inks: Al Milgrom (uncertain)
Story Notes
house ad for Man-Bat (DC, 1975 series)
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
letters from: Clint 'Buc' Thomas, Bob Rodi, Jackie Frost, Andy Westholder, Ricky Brown, Scott R. Taylor