Adventure Comics #502
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Brickface and the Trowel," Dream Girl’s desperate attempt to protect her Legionnaires from a troubling vision leads to unexpected consequences—her actions cause a rift among the team, and her altered powers grant Lightning Lass the strange ability to make objects unnaturally light. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by John Forte, this 1983 Adventure Comics tale explores the weight of foresight and the cost of trying to change fate. The cover by Ed Hannigan and Klaus Janson captures the story’s offbeat tone with a striking, surreal image.
In "Part I: The Menace of Dream Girl!", newly arrived Dream Girl makes a dramatic entrance into the Legion of Super-Heroes, challenging the team’s unity by demanding Lightning Lass be expelled after she loses her powers—and pushing for Triplicate Girl to face court-martial for accusing her. The tension escalates as Dream Girl’s rigid stance puts her at odds with her teammates, setting the stage for a clash of ideals within the ranks.
In "Part II: The Doom of the Legion!", Dream Girl's desperate attempt to save her teammates by expelling several Legionnaires backfires when her grim prediction fails to come true—leaving her to depart the group as the others are quietly reinstated. With the stakes higher than ever, she’s also altered Lightning Lass’s powers, granting her the ability to make objects super-light, a change that reshapes how the team operates.
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↩ Reprints Captain Marvel Adventures #143 (1953), Adventure Comics #316 (1964), Adventure Comics #317 (1964), The Spectre #8 (1969), Aquaman #50 (1970), Adventure Comics #413 (1971), Adventure Comics #470 (1980)
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