Justice League of America, #197 Direct
Published: December 1981
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Crisis in Limbo! (1)
Characters
- The Atom (mainstream Universe)
- Batman (mainstream Universe)
- Black Canary ( Universe)
- Phillip Cobb (mainstream Universe)
- Firestorm (mainstream Universe)
- The Flash ( Universe)
- Crystal Frost (mainstream Universe)
- Jay Garrick ( Universe)
- Carter Hall ( Universe)
- Hawkman ( Universe)
- Roger Hayden ( Universe)
- Hourman ( Universe)
- Clark Kent / Kal-L ( Universe)
- Killer Frost (mainstream Universe)
- Dinah Lance ( Universe)
- Ray Palmer (mainstream Universe)
- Diana Prince (mainstream Universe)
- Psycho-Pirate ( Universe)
- Signalman (mainstream Universe)
- Superman ( Universe)
- Johnny Thunder ( Universe)
- Thunderbolt ( Universe)
- Rex Tyler ( Universe)
- The Ultra-Humanite ( Universe)
- Bruce Wayne (mainstream Universe)
- Wonder Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Ronnie Raymond (mainstream Universe)
- Martin Stein (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: George Pérez
- Inks: Mike DeCarlo
- Colors: Anthony Tollin
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Crisis in Limbo!
Storyline
As Earth-Two begins to lose all of their heroes (save the ones in limbo in the suspended-animation chambers), the Earth-One Secret Society members wonder why it happened there. They slowly realize they were duped by Ultra, who knew what would really happen. As they attack him, the master villain sends them back to Earth-One, and stranded there, their only chance is to get back to limbo and free the 10 heroes. Released, the heroes then defeat all of the Society members and Ultra is sent into limbo with everything returning as it was.
Characters
- The Atom (mainstream Universe)
- Batman (mainstream Universe)
- Black Canary ( Universe)
- Brainwave ( Universe)
- The Cheetah (mainstream Universe)
- Jonathan Cheval ( Universe)
- Phillip Cobb (mainstream Universe)
- Ralph Dibny (mainstream Universe)
- Debbi Domaine (mainstream Universe)
- The Elongated Man (mainstream Universe)
- Firestorm (mainstream Universe)
- The Flash ( Universe)
- The Floronic Man (mainstream Universe)
- Crystal Frost (mainstream Universe)
- Jay Garrick ( Universe)
- Green Lantern (mainstream Universe)
- Carter Hall ( Universe)
- Hawkman ( Universe)
- Roger Hayden ( Universe)
- Hourman ( Universe)
- Hal Jordan (mainstream Universe)
- Clark Kent / Kal-L ( Universe)
- Killer Frost (mainstream Universe)
- Henry King ( Universe)
- Dinah Lance ( Universe)
- Peter Merkel ( Universe)
- The Mist ( Universe)
- The Monocle ( Universe)
- Ray Palmer (mainstream Universe)
- Diana Prince (mainstream Universe)
- Psycho-Pirate ( Universe)
- The Rag Doll ( Universe)
- Signalman (mainstream Universe)
- Superman ( Universe)
- Johnny Thunder ( Universe)
- Thunderbolt ( Universe)
- Rex Tyler ( Universe)
- The Ultra-Humanite ( Universe)
- Bruce Wayne (mainstream Universe)
- Wonder Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Jason Woodrue (mainstream Universe)
- Ronnie Raymond (mainstream Universe)
- Martin Stein (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Gerry Conway
- Pencils: Keith Pollard
- Pencils: George Pérez
- Inks: Romeo Tanghal
- Colors: Carl Gafford
- Letters: Ben Oda
Story Notes
Artist page credits added by Steven Tice. Conclusion of the annual JLA-JSA team-up. Ultra-Humanite's story continues in All-Star Squadron (DC, 1981 series) #21-26 and All-Star Squadron Annual (DC, 1982 series) #2, as well as in Infinity, Inc. (DC, 1984 series) #1-10.
Penguins on Parade
Storyline
The Penguin's plans to rob a museum are foiled when he is distracted by Hostess Fruit Pies.
Characters
Credits
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: Vince Colletta
- Letters: Ben Oda
Story Notes
Copyright © 1981 Continental Baking Company.
Toon Time
Story Notes
Advertisement for Saturday morning cartoons on the CBS television network, beginning September 12, 1981.
Credits
- Script: Tamsyn O'Flynn
Story Notes
Letters of comment from Christian Dattwyler, Rand Lee, The Comic Book Kid, Ken Valentine, and Todd McFarlane.