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Cover: Joe Gallagher

All-Star Comics #17

Jun 1943 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Brain Wave Goes Berserk, Introduction”

In "The Brain Wave Goes Berserk, Introduction," the Justice Society of America faces a bizarre threat when their meeting minutes vanish—only for the story to rewind to the moment the Brain Wave seemingly perished, only to survive and devise a shocking plan to shrink the heroes to just 8 inches tall using electricity and a mysterious substance. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Joe Gallagher, this 1943 issue marks a pivotal moment in the JSA’s history, with the cover by Gallagher capturing the eerie tension of the shrinking menace.

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Wonder Woman informs the JSA that all the minutes of past meetings have been stolen. The scene then shifts back to the moment the Brain Wave jumped from his tower, supposedly to his death. He survived and invented a way using electricity and special substance to shrink the JSA to 8" tall! Meanwhile, Wonder Woman heads home to look for the minutes and after she leaves, the members find themselves shrunk to 8" in height, and Brain Wave enters, imprisoning each member in a cage. When Brain Wave leaves the room, Hawkman calls his hawks, who come and take the members away as Brain Wave watches.

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