All-Star Comics (1940 - 1978)

View »

Note: This issue was part of the so-called DC Implosion in 1978. The subsequent story and series continued in Adventure Comics #461.Brought before the Master Summoner, Doctor Fate and the Golden Age Hawkman are informed... View »

In a Keystone City hospital, Wildcat lies at death's door. In Gotham City, the Huntress battles against the Golden Age Huntress. Stalked through the darkened rooms of the Justice Society of America's headquarters,... View »

The Justice Society of America are called to Keystone City. The Thorn has been killing police officers, in her bid to take over the city. As the team stands over the corpse of the Thorn's latest victim, Detective Jack... View »

The Star-Spangled Kid, the Huntress, and Wildcat battle against the Strike Force. Hopelessly outnumbered, with the Strike Force bringing heavy weapons into play, the Star-Spangled Kid sacrifices himself, allowing Wildcat... View »

The Golden Age Hawkman adjourns an historic meeting of the Justice Society of America. Retired members bid their farewells, until only the current roster is left on the premises. They, too, break off to resume their civilian... View »

Helena Wayne aka Huntress makes her debut appearance to the Justice Society of America (JSA). This was released on the exact same day as DC Super Stars Issue #17 which also features the 1st appearance of Helena Wayne. Both... View »

The Justice Society of America convenes, in their headquarters. to discuss the situation with the Golden Age Green Lantern. At that very moment, the Golden Age Green Lantern is attacking the Gotham International Airport.... View »

Wildcat and the Star-Spangled Kid argue over Power Girl's decision to investigate a pit. A group of subterranean warriors emerge from the pit, and attack the three heroes. Wildcat is the first to fall. The subterraneans... View »

The Justice Society of America return home to find the Injustice Society occupying their headquarters. A fight quickly breaks out. The Icicle freezes the Golden Age Hawkman in mid-flight. Though Power Girl is able to shatter... View »

Working together, Power Girl and the Golden Age Superman escape from Vandal Savage's force field prison. Upon escaping, time seems to shift around them, moving them to a strange, futuristic world. While the Golden Age... View »

The Star-Spangled Kid demonstrates his cosmic converter belt. After impressing his comrades in the Justice Society of America, the Star-Spangled Kid presents Power-Girl with an emblem for her costume, a stylized letter "P".... View »

Enthralled by the Fiddler's music, Wildcat beats the Golden Age Hawkman to death. The Fiddler ceases playing, releasing Wildcat from his hold. The realization of his actions under the Fiddler's control enrage Wildcat.... View »

Kent Nelson lies at death's door. The Justice Society of America are desperate to save Nelson's life. Doctor Charles McNider instructs the Star-Spangled Kid on using his cosmic rod to enervate Nelson's cells... View »

Vulcan battles against the Golden Age Green Lantern and Doctor Fate. Though his fiery volley is blocked by the Golden Age Green Lantern, a portion of the energy reflects off the ring construct. The excess energy impacts... View »

Power Girl and the Golden Age Flash race through Justice Society of America Headquarters. Though the race is close, the Golden Age Flash is the victor. When Wildcat punches out the television, out of anger over a boxing... View »

Brainwave defeats mental images of the Justice Society of America, created by his own psychic powers. An exercise in self-indulgence that tries the patience of Brainwave's mysterious associate. The Golden Age Flash,... View »

In a single issue, writer/ editor Gerry Conway launched new adventures for the Justice Society of America, added a younger element to the team, and revived a series that had not been published in more than a quarter of a... View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

The Justice Society of America "crusades against the spreading evil of juvenile delinquency" in "The Plight of a Nation!" Script by John Broome. Pencils by Carmine Infantino (splash page and chapter 2), Arthur Peddy (chapter... View »

View »

History's time line has been split asunder and the Justice Society finds itself confronted by some of the most notorious criminals from the annals of time. Can they use their powers to overcome the likes of Ghengis Khan,... View »

Villains of the world unite! If America can have a Justice Society, a team of heroes dedicated to fighting for truth, Justice and the American way, then here comes their very antithesis. The Gambler, Brainwave, Vandal Savage,... View »

Johnny Thunder does not participate in this issue but sends Superman as his replacement. Atom is injured and sends Batman as his replacement. View »

View »

The Wizard uses his magical powers to try and overcome the Justice Society. Can our heroes stop his quest for world domination? This issue features a cameo appearance by Johnny Thunder. View »

The 2nd to final appearance of solomon grundy in the golden age, the character would appear in another comic cavalcade and would not be seen again until 18 years later. View »

The Psycho Pirate is back and he's using his psychotic abilities on the members of the Justice Society. Can our heroes overcome their latent feelings of pride, ambition, envy, curiosity, humility and anger as the Pirate... View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

Having fought on the front line for the freedom they believe in, how do returning servicemen fit back into everyday society? The Justice Society pays tribute to the real heroes of the War - but what place is there for them... View »

View »

View »

Cameo appearances by Flash and Green Lantern, a guest appearance by Wildcat and the one and only time Mr Terrific appeared as a member of the JSA helps to boost the team's ranks after the departure of Spectre and Starman.... View »

A new foe confronts the Justice Society - the Psycho Pirate - and it isn't long before he is pulling the strings and the JSA are dancing to his tune. Can the heroes break his hold on them and use their powers to overcome... View »

View »

View »

View »

. View »

View »

Brainwave, that master of mind control is back! This time he is using his mental prowess to attack the Justice Society through unwilling third parties. Once the JSA have managed to overcome their opponents without causing... View »

View »

When members of the Justice Society begin to fight opponents only they can see, and discover someone is playing all sorts of mind games with them, they soon have their first encounter with the criminal mastermind Brainwave.... View »

The Justice Society continue to do their bit for the war effort. Across Europe and the west in general, rationing and the hardship of the war is beginning to bite. Can our heroes inspire the civillian populace to share what... View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

View »

Its all happening in this issue! First and foremest, this issue brings us The First Appearance And Origin Of WONDER WOMAN!!! That story continues over in Sensation #1 and a fuller origin was given in Wonder Woman #1.Doctor... View »

The Justice Society of America raises money for war orphans in this book-length adventure, "$1,000,000 for War Orphans." Plot by Gardner Fox and Sheldon Mayer, script by Fox. Art by Everett E. Hibbard plus individual... View »

"The Justice Society of America Initiates Johnny Thunder!", featuring the Justice Society of America (Doctor Fate, the Sandman, Hourman, the Atom, the Spectre, Green Lantern, Hawkman), the Flash, and Johnny Thunder:  Former... View »

"The Mysterious Mister X", featuring the Justice Society of America:  Mister X, the mysterious mastermind of a large American crime syndicate, sends the various gangs at his command in an aggressive operation... View »

"For America and Democracy!", featuring the Justice Society of America:  At their first official meeting, the members of the newly-formed Justice Society receive an urgent message from the Chief of the... View »

The JLA's inspiration. The Justice Society of America, unites in the pages of All-Star Comics #3. If individual super heroes were popular with readers, what kind of reaction would you get if you united eight of them? DC... View »

A collection of comics and stories, including -- "Sacrifice for Yum-Chac", featuring Hawkman:  While flying over the city one evening looking for a hint of crime, Hawkman spots the Police leaving a suburban... View »

In an attempt to piece together a hit from unrelated parts, editor Sheldon Mayer merged features from Adventure Comics (Sandman, Hourman), More Fun Comics (Spectre, Biff Bronson), All American Comics (Ultra-man, Red, White... View »