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Justice League of America, #131

Published: June 1976

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Issue Contents:
The Beasts Who Thought Like Men!

Story Featuring Justice League

"Do not feed the humans"

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The Beasts Who Thought Like Men

Story Featuring Justice League

"Tuesday: A money-plague has struck America, and after a week, most of the danger is past!"

Storyline

The League tries to control plagues and other natural disasters that turn out to be part of a larger plot against them.

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Story Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Story continues in the next issue.

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

"Dear Editor: Gerry Conway has brought some much-needed variety to the JLA."

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Story Notes

Letters of comments from readers Scott Gibson, Glenn Rowsam, Mike White, and Mark Dooley.

Justice for All Includes Children, 4

Story Featuring Superman

"Look! Pete and his mother and father are going into juvenile court!"

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Story Notes

Between pages 16 and 17 of main story.

The Cornered Clown

Ad Featuring Hostess Fruit Pies , Story Featuring The Joker

"We know the Joker is holed up in that building!"

Storyline

The Joker tries to distract his policemen pursuers with Hostess Fruit Pies but they capture him anyway.

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Story Notes

Inside front cover; sequential art advertisement for Hostess Fruit Pies.

DC Salutes the Bicentennial with a Great Free Offer!

"Look for our July and Aug. covers which have the red, white and blue headings and are identified by a right-corner number 1 through 33."

Story Notes

Promo for a metal Superman belt buckle.

Note: New Price for These Back Issues!
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Promo for back issues of Limited Collectors' Edition (DC, 1972 series) and Famous First Edition (DC, 1974 series) with covers of Limited Collectors' Edition #C-41 (Toth with Swan and Klein on Superman's face), C-40 (Gould), C-32 (Cardin), C-29 (Kubert), C-36 (Kubert), C-27 (Oksner), C-35 (illustration based on a photograph), C-37 (Aparo), C-39 (Giordano), and C-38 (Swan and Oksner with illustration based on Statue of Liberty's photograph). Also with covers of Famous First Edition #C-28 (Kane), F-6 (Peter), F-5(F-6) (Kane with Robinson on backgrounds), F-4 (Beck), C-30 (Blummer with Peter in Wonder Woman illustration), and F-8 (Moldoff). Between pages 10 and 11 of main story.

2 Giant Specials!

Story Featuring Batman

"This fabulous issue opens with a striking new painting of the Batman!"

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Story Notes

Promo for Limited Collectors' Edition (DC, 1972 series) #C-44 and #C-45 with cover previews. Between pages 10 and 11 of main story.