Justice League of America, #123

Published: October 1975

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Story Featuring Justice League

"C'mon super-heroes! I'll take you all on--"

Credits
Where on Earth Am I?

Story Featuring Justice League

"The Injustice Society of the World welcomes your services, young man..."

Storyline

On Earth-Prime, Cary Bates and Elliott S! Maggin are contemplating the next issue of JLA to write when they both go into Infantino's office, stumble upon the Cosmic Treadmill Earth-1's Flash left behind. Accidentally, they activate it, and Bates disappears to Earth-2 as a villain, with superpowers. Maggin follows, but lands up on E-1 with the JLA. The JLA then goes to Earth-2 to help out the JSA, who has been fighting the Injustice Society, and 'kill' each member, revealing the members as disguised JSAers. The JLA then vow to stop the Injustice Society and bring them to justice for the JSA.

Story Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Amazing World of DC Comics #6 (1975), in promoting this issue, provided the following credits: “...the script is a collaborative effort between Cary Bates (plot and breakdowns) and Elliot Maggin (dialogue)....” Credit for colors provided by Carl Gafford via the error list. Annual JLA-JSA team-up; story continues in Justice League of America #124. DC comics staff portrayed as being from Earth-Prime, a world much like the real one, in which any stories happening elsewhere in the multiverse are printed stories on their world.

Two Sizzling Summer Specials...

Story Featuring Superman

Story Notes

House ad and order form for Limited Collectors' Edition (DC, 1972 series) #C-38 and #C-39, Superman and Secret Origins.

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

Credits
Story Notes

letters from: Tom Scott, Doug Bristow, Steve Desmarias, Donny C. Hampton, Robert Rosato

Where Can You Find...?
Story Notes

house ad for Tarzan Family (DC, 1975 series) #60, The Superman Family (DC, 1974 series) #173, Batman Family (DC, 1975 series) #1, and Super-Team Family (DC, 1975 series) #1

Minerva Menace

Story Featuring Captain Marvel / Shazam! , Ad Featuring Hostess Twinkies

Storyline

Aunt Minerva plans to brainwash children via television into hating Hostess Twinkies but Captain Marvel saves the day.

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Story Notes

Hostess and Twinkies are registered trademarks of ITT Continental Baking Company.