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Justice League of America, #184 Newsstand

Published: November 1980

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Issue Contents:
Apokolips Now!

Story Featuring Justice League

Characters
Justice League of America
Justice Society of America
Other
Credits
Crisis between Two Earths or Apokolips Now!

Story Featuring Justice League

Storyline

The JLA, JSA, and New Gods, who have split up into teams, locate Highfather, try to stop the Injustice Society from resurrecting Darkseid, find an underground movement of Apokoliptian children, and discover Darkseid's master plan to transport Apokolips into Earth-2's universe, where there are no gods to thwart him, destroying Earth-2 in the process.

Characters
Justice League of America
Justice Society of America
Other
The Injustice Society
Credits
Story Notes

Story continues from previous issue; concludes in the following issue. Darkseid was believed to be dead following events in Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #460. Longtime JLA penciller Dick Dillin died after completing the first two pages, which were then redone by George Perez, as noted in the letters page. Those incomplete pages were first printed in Alter Ego #30 (November 2003).

Letter Column Featuring JLA Mail Room

Credits
Story Notes

A notice that longtime Justice League of America artist Dick Dillin died on March 1, 1980, as well as letters commenting on Dillin from Steven Leary (his nephew), Jack C. Harris, Paul Levitz, Bob Rozakis, and Len Wein.

Hawkman Makes a Safe Landing

Story Featuring Hawkman , Ad Featuring Hostess Cup Cakes

Storyline

Hawkman rescues a skydiver (and his Hostess Cup Cakes) whose parachute failed to open.

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Other
Credits
Story Notes

Advertisement for Hostess Cup Cakes in sequential art form. Copyright © 1980 Continental Baking Company.

Father Knows Best

Story Featuring Richie Rich , Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

Story Notes

Advertisement for selling Grit in sequential art form.