All-Star Squadron, #35 Direct
Published: July 1984
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Hourman vs. Baron Blitzkrieg!
Characters
Credits
- Pencils: Rick Hoberg
- Inks: Jerry Ordway
- Colors: Tatjana Wood
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
...That Earths May Live!
Storyline
On Earth-X Baron Blitzkrieg is defeated and he returns to Earth-2. On Earth-2 Typhoon is defeated and she retreats to Japan.
Characters
- Baron Blitzkrieg (mainstream Universe)
- Batman (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Black Condor (mainstream Universe)
- Jim Corrigan (mainstream Universe)
- Darrel Dane (mainstream Universe)
- Doll Man (mainstream Universe)
- Firebrand (mainstream Universe)
- Dick Grayson (mainstream Universe)
- Carter Hall (mainstream Universe)
- Hawkgirl (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Hawkman (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Hourman (mainstream Universe)
- Human Bomb (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Quick (mainstream Universe)
- Ted Knight (mainstream Universe)
- Liberty Belle (mainstream Universe)
- Neptune Perkins (mainstream Universe)
- Eel O'Brian (mainstream Universe)
- Phantom Lady (mainstream Universe)
- Plastic Man (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- The Ray (mainstream Universe)
- Red Bee (mainstream Universe) [Death]
- Robin (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Spectre (mainstream Universe)
- Starman (mainstream Universe)
- Tsunami (mainstream Universe)
- Uncle Sam (mainstream Universe)
- Bruce Wayne (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Chambers (mainstream Universe)
- Richard Grey, Jr. / Thomas Wright (mainstream Universe)
- Sandra Knight (mainstream Universe)
- Libby Lawrence (mainstream Universe)
- Roy Lincoln (mainstream Universe)
- Rick Raleigh (mainstream Universe) [Death]
- Danette Reilly (mainstream Universe)
- Shiera Sanders (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Miya Shimada (mainstream Universe)
- Happy Terrill (mainstream Universe)
- Rex Tyler (mainstream Universe)
- Rick Cannon
Credits
- Script: Roy Thomas
- Pencils: Rick Hoberg
- Inks: Bill Collins
- Colors: Gene D'Angelo
- Letters:
Story Notes
The Freedom Fighters choose to stay on Earth-X instead of returning. This is the birth of the Freedom Fighters as shown in Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #107. Hourman stays on Earth-X too, and this explains his long leave from the JSA. He continues to struggle with his Miraclo addiction. Story continued from previous issue.
Featuring All-Star Squadroom
Credits
- Script: Roy Thomas
Story Notes
Letters from Jason Carr, Jim Planck, Howard W. Stangroom, Delmo Walters Jr., and Melissa Zitowsky reviewing All-Star Squadron #30; last half of last page is covers for All-Star Squadron #36 and Infinity, Inc. #5.
Credits
- Script: Dick Giordano