Justice League of America, Vol. 1
#212
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Justice League of America, Vol. 1 #212
Direct Edition · 1983
$8.00
one copy
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Availability
- 9.0VF/NMRaw, seller estimate$8.00
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Details
- Publisher
- DC Comics
- Cover date
- Mar 1983
- Format
- Comic
- Pages
- 36
- Variant
- Direct Edition
Credits
- writer
- Gerry Conway
- penciller
- Paris Cullins, Rich Buckler
- inker
- Romeo Tanghal
- colorist
- Carl Gafford
- letterer
- Adam Kubert
- cover artist
- George Pérez
- editor
- Karen Berger, Joe Orlando, Nick Cuti, Len Wein, Dick Giordano
Story
On Earth, the Justice League battle the invading War-Kohn while above them on the JLA satellite, Elongated Man notices something about the aliens. On the home world of the Treasurers, the other League members battle both the Treasurers and the War-Kohn in an effort to find George Stuart, the man stolen from Earth. Back on Earth, Elongated Man tells Aquaman of what he'd noticed, that the War-Kohn had a fear of getting wet. However, it is only their weapons that are affected. Finally capturing the Treasurers who had stolen George Stuart, the League force them to tell them what is so important about Stuart before returning to Earth and joining their comrades in battling the War-Kohn, eventually defeating them. The Atom uses a genetic transmuter to broadcast Stuart's genetic code across the globe, reverting those who had been mutated; the Treasurer's had known he was the only person who contained the entire code of humanity and was the only cure.
Characters
Batman (Bruce Wayne) · Superman (Kal-El / Clark Kent) · Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
