Justice League of America, #129
Published: April 1976
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The Earth Dies Screaming!
Credits
- Pencils: Ernie Chan
- Colors: Tatjana Wood
- Letters: Joe Letterese
- Inks: Ernie Chan
Story Notes
Colors and letters credits from Carl Gafford via the GCD Error Tracker.
Minerva Menace!
"Aunt Minerva, leading lady of the underworld, hatches a plot to dominate the world of the future!"
Storyline
Aunt Minerva plans to brainwash children via television into hating Hostess Twinkies but Captain Marvel saves the day.
Credits
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: Vince Colletta
- Letters: Ben Oda
Story Notes
Inside front cover; advertisement for Hostess Twinkies. Hostess and Twinkies are registered trademarks of ITT Continental Baking Company.
The Earth Dies Screaming!
"Only--Hawkman--can--save--Midway--City--from--destruction!"
Storyline
Wonder Woman uses her Magic Lasso to empower her teammates to overcome the strange mind-control of Nekron, but it's the Red Tornado who makes the ultimate sacrifice to save them all.
Credits
- Script: Martin Pasko
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks: Frank McLaughlin
- Colors: Carl Gafford
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. Story continues from the previous issue.
Justice for All Includes Children 2
"What's going on here?"
Storyline
Superman teaches kids not to fear the police.
Credits
- Pencils: Neal Adams
- Inks: Neal Adams
- Letters: Ben Oda (uncertain)
Story Notes
This PSA is produced in sequential comics-art style.
This... Says It All!
Credits
- Pencils: Carmine Infantino
- Pencils: Ross Andru
- Inks: Dick Giordano
- Inks: Terry Austin
Story Notes
house ad for Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel/DC, 1976 series)
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks: Tex Blaisdell
Story Notes
Letters from Fred Schneider, Jackie Frost, Brian Scott, Jo Duffy. New logo design by reader Mark Gruenwald.